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vapor : 16 mother of london : 48 jagoda bartczak : 48 RFD by rachel frank : 22 spoiled cherry : 16 Photographer : James Hayden Fashion Stylist : James Hayden Makeup Artist : Shaterra Jenkins Hair Stylist : Kayla Frei Model : Amanda Everhart
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emote photographed by Saryn Christina
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fashion 22 spot on photographed by Brett Stoddart
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48 shade photographed by James Hayden
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Editor in Chief Jennifer Link Kieffer Music Editor Mike Kieffer
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Auxiliary = alternative, supplementary, to provide what is missing, to give support. Auxiliary Magazine is an alternative fashion, music, and lifestyle magazine covering goth, industrial, EBM, electronic, punk, indie, pinup, retro, rockabilly, gothabilly, deathrock, witch house, grave wave, cybergoth, cyberpunk, steampunk, and many more subcultures, genres, and styles that all combine to create one Auxiliary. www.auxiliarymagazine.com email : info@auxiliarymagazine.com advertising inquiries email : advertise@auxiliarymagazine.com issue 50 : winter 2017 / ISSN 1948-9676 No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without the permission in writing from the publisher, except small excerpts for review purposes. Submitted work, reviews, ads, and photographs are copyrighted by their respective owners and fall under previous declaration. Copyright Auxiliary Magazine 2017-2018.
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do strong and independent woman have a hard time finding love? Q : I see articles all the time about how strong, independent, smart, “intimidating” women have the most difficult time finding love. Is this true, Arden? Please say it ain’t so! A : It ain’t so, as long as you believe it ain’t so.
they fucked me up for years. They had me convinced that the only way I could be worthy of love was to disdain it, and that strategy worked about as well as you’d think it would. Remember that no author of any book, blog, or article, and that includes me too, has more of a say over your own reality than you do.
Here’s an idea. Any article you come across that tells you how bad your dating life is doomed to be because of how awesome you are? Don’t read it.
If you believe your worth makes you “intimidating” then you’ll play small and attract men who want a woman who can be manipulated into believing she is too much or that her extraordinary nature is inconvenient. Don’t click on these piles of steaming bullshit. Don’t absorb these toxic beliefs. Don’t even do it for the whining or sense of commiseration. Even if you think you’re not reacting to it by changing yourself deliberately, you are still compromising your energy field, simply by allowing others to tell you what is impossible or difficult.
I see the kinds of articles you’re talking about all the time, and often I skim through the bullet points of all the amazing patriarchal shortcomings strong women apparently possess and think to myself, “Wow, actually any woman with all these qualities, plus a little bit of patience and a healthy dose of not taking anything personally, is bound to have an amazing dating life as soon as she realizes that her worth is an asset and not a liability.”
If you know you’re amazing, it should be easy for you to find love that appreciates you. If it isn’t, it might be because deep down part of you still believes otherwise.
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photographer Brett Stoddart of Tidy Photography fashion stylist Rachel Frank & Lunariea makeup artist Rachel Frank & Lunariea models Brittany Lange, Nicole Bottensek & Lunariea
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