Teary chic

I used to not care less when it comes to fakes, i once bought about 3 or 4 DKNY tank tops from Petaling Street, but that's about it. I believe that the authenticity of someone's item is a personal choice.The owner did not ask our contribution, so we have no right to condemn. However, after reading an article on the net about the connection between counterfeited items and terrorism and human slavery, i took on a different standpoint.Ladies, it is rumored that the fakes that gives us a sense of style and impression are funding the activities of terrorism and white slavery.I kid you not people. For such a small price compared to the original, we are actually sacrificing a lot more, and not rightfully so. For me, the tanks that i bought were long gone and bought during my ignorance days, so i guess the little purchases are excused. However, i will refrain from buying fakes, if i can't afford them, i can't. I believe in the power of the mind, and if i believe and want an item so much, i will get them. I do not have to submit to fakes. I won't be satisfied with the fake one anyway. An expensive buy, a meager sacrifice is better than paying a small amount and having little kids slaved away for my benefit. So i'm advising anyone to stop buying and proudly hanging that fake Guess or Anya on your shoulder, you don't know how many children are sacrificed for your temporary pleasure.