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Here's a winner. Honestly, I look at descs like these and wonder if anybody ever bothers to proofread, or look at themselves once they're created. There are times I pine for games that required approval before going on the grid, because then at least you had someone else reading your desc before you made an idiot out of yourself.
Barefoot, she is maybe a fraction of an inch over five feet tall. Naturally slender and almost unusually petite, with the slightite, with the slightest of curves that mark her body as female.Her skin is the color of chocolate. Her face is slightly oval shaped, which allows her hair to frame it, without covering her one sky blue eye and one amber eye, and though her face is almost perfect symmetrical, her nose is petite, like the rest of her. Her hair is black,closer to midnight blue in some lights,like a night without moon or stars; it is waist-length, and is somewhat wavy towards the outside.
In her hair is a set of white feathers, from a bird of sorts, they are tucked into two braids at the top of her hair. The braids themselves are simple twists of long black strands of hair, at the end of each are polished bone beads. Her eyebrows are neither too thin nor too thick, but are well defined and slender.Her body is very feminine her thin and slender body has gentle curves and a small bosom.
Her blouse is cream colored, with a bit elaborate embroidery around the neckline, with large bell sleeves.At her waist is a simple belt, nor more than a leather strap with a few holes, this helps to accent her smallish waist, She wears a pair of shapely pants, which are not exactly small, but cut to be well fitting, outlining her slender form.A pair of short ankle boots adorn her feet.
Where to start, where to start? Do you start with the mangling of the English language? The cruel and unusual dismantling of grammar and punctuation? Perhaps with her eyes, one BLUE and one AMBER? The awkward phrasing like 'her face is ... oval shaped, which allows her hair to frame it' or 'though her face is ... symmetrical, her nose is petite' or 'from a bird of sorts'? Of sorts? WTF is a bird of sorts?
If you'll all excuse me, I'll be over here in the corner, weeping softly.
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