generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
generalgrievousdatingsim: the one unrealistic beauty standard in media i’m willing to forgive is when a fictional character removes their helmet and instead of a tangled, sweaty mess of helmet hair they just look slightly disheveled but, like, in
