Beneath Brittany Lietz Cicala’s porcelain skin and flowing blond hair are blemishes from nearly three dozen surgeries to remove cancerous moles, including an eight-inch scar across her back. The 2006 Miss Maryland title-holder, Ms. Cicala, 24, blamed an obsession with tanning beds for triggering the cancer.What a brave woman. I use her strength to offer my confession: I am showerexic, compelled to clean myself every morning.
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In Monday’s news conference at the Hearst Tower in Midtown, Ms. Cicala said she started tanning at age 17 and within two years became a “tanorexic” who fake baked at least four times a week. She believed tan was beautiful, she said. Now she feels differently.
HUG ME.
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It nearly cost me my life.
Almost certainly it has. Only question is when.
Meh. I mostly spend my time indoors, with computers and that kind of crap. Hell, I can go WEEKS without getting dirty. A bar of soap can last me six months.
What?
You can cross soaporexia off your list then.
I saw Diagnostic Front open for the Bad Brains at L'amour East.
Dammit, I never got around to tacking an Agnostic Front video on to this...
HUG ME.
Not until after that shower.
First you need to work on that compulsive blogging habit.
Also, if anything "Beneath [one's] porcelain skin and flowing blond hair" count as blemishes, then I would like the deplorable state of my intestines and my peculiar bone condition to be taken into account.
If I had to choose I would prefer a chitinous skin to a porcelain one. Better in the armour stakes quite considerably.
BUT we now know why Mikeys web cam picture is kind of foggy looking.
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