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Mine was a honey blonde in a turquoise dress.
She was a kind of grown up doll I played with through the start of puberty. 🤔
She was a kind of grown up doll I played with through the start of puberty. 🤔
@ponderable saidmy sister had Sindy dolls ,more refined.
@drewnogal
Actually my elder sister as a child always longed for a Barbie and didn't get one, since we did not need her...I am not sure her daughters had Barbies.
@drewnogal saidI didn’t need her, but my Action Man was beating her off with a ski pole.
Mine was a honey blonde in a turquoise dress.
She was a kind of grown up doll I played with through the start of puberty. 🤔
@ponderable saidYou do realise that your nation had the idea first in 1955 with the Bild Lilli doll and that the Americans kidnapped her and surgically transformed her into Barbie 3 years later.
@drewnogal
Actually my elder sister as a child always longed for a Barbie and didn't get one, since we did not need her...I am not sure her daughters had Barbies.
@drewnogal saidBarbie personified an ideal for several generations of girls. It took Mattel ages to update the doll with a black-skinned Grace-line that wasn't simply a White-Barbie dyed dark.
Mine was a honey blonde in a turquoise dress.
She was a kind of grown up doll I played with through the start of puberty. 🤔
@kewpie saidBarbie and Ken, 'the perfect couple'.
Barbie was an invention of the devil, she created whole generations of girls with poor self-images. Nobody could ever live up to the Barbie ideal.
@drewnogal saidGood for you, Drew. Break the mold.
@moonbus
I must have modelled myself on Ken. I wore fatigues in my art college days.
@kewpie saidSort of agree with you but my 4 year-old insisted on Barbie for xmas.
Barbie was an invention of the devil, she created whole generations of girls with poor self-images. Nobody could ever live up to the Barbie ideal.
@drewnogal saidThat's a rhetorical question right? Good God Drew. it's HOH. 😀
Now where on earth would you get an idea like that from?