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Previously on "Wanna be my Ken?"
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Lighting makes a massive difference too. I'd guess more than anything else. It's easier to light the stills.
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And the final step in the transformation...
California Woman Transforming Herself Into A "Human Barbie" Is Undergoing Hypnotherapy To Lower Her IQ - disinformation
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I thought she was self-publicising. Oh well.Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostI'm not saying I'm
at the men. It's the people using her, what ever money comes in, I'm sure she does not get it all, lots of people will be getting a slice.
Then if she tries to stop and get on with her life, the will try to change her mind, keep her where she is, and let them keep their easy money.
That's how this type of thing has played out in the past.
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I'm not saying I'mOriginally posted by SimonMac View PostNot sure why you should be
at the men, if anything I feel sorry for them, I don't imagine "Barbie" does this for free so its not like she is being exploited
at the men. It's the people using her, what ever money comes in, I'm sure she does not get it all, lots of people will be getting a slice.
Then if she tries to stop and get on with her life, the will try to change her mind, keep her where she is, and let them keep their easy money.
That's how this type of thing has played out in the past.
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Of course it's fake.
It's surprising what makeup, artfully placed wig hair and Photoshop can do.
Big head/tiny neck my arse...
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Not sure why you should be
at the men, if anything I feel sorry for them, I don't imagine "Barbie" does this for free so its not like she is being exploited
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Another troubled girl, sad to say she may not last long.
It's the sick people using her, that get me
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