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Hello Darlings, A quote cannot be anymore true that the one said by an architecture critic Paul Goldberger, “New York remains what it has always been: a city of ebb and flow, a city of constant shifts of population and economics, a city of virtually no rest. It is harsh, dirty, and dangerous, it is whimsical and fanciful, it is beautiful and soaring – it is not one or another of these things but all of them, all at once, and to fail to accept this paradox is to deny the reality of city existence.”

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One cannot describe the city as complex in structure as it is in its society as well as Goldberger did . New York city is a love and hate affair for many people! With every return to the city you’re caught off guard by the pleasant and not so pleasant surprises. You love it for its careless character and constant motion and yet hate it for its rough and blunt expressions of people and surroundings. It is a city of contradictions that regardless of what you feel towards, you come to admire over the course of time!

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Hello Darlings, From the smallest to the largest dramas of our lives, there is always the roadblock question — Should or Shouldn’t I? A woman always analyzes every side of the dilemma and makes a case that will hopefully lead her to the right answer. However, often times that answer should be, I should! After all, we only regret the chances we didn’t take.

Marta Tryshak of WithLoveGabrielle.com

My Saturday’s dilemma was somewhat insignificant; however nonetheless, it was important enough that I took note. As women, we are complex creatures to who even the smallest things or acts can have a huge significance. Saturday’s scenario was just it!

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Hello Darlings,
As a woman gets ready for the day, she is dressing with someone in mind. When getting ready for a meeting, we dress for our co-workers wanting to portray a certain image. When in love or lust, we dress with a man in mind and what he might like best. When going out for cocktails, we dress in a way that other woman would appreciate our effort. It seems that the only time that we dress for ourselves is when we least care.

Back to Basics, Marta Tryshak

I dress for myself when I am out running errands, going to the gym or just hanging out at home. It seems that most effort that I make is usually somehow related to other people. If looking good is a form of politeness then in fact our exterior appearance is often time dedicated to others. We dress every morning with a certain image that we want to portray to others!

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