Of mother and daughter

 199,95

It’s quite rare, but sometimes, a daughter looks exactly like her mother. This was the case with Hirini and Lirini. They both loved fashion to death, and each dressed according to the other. Here, both are seen posing right before entering a fashion show. Until then, all was cozy between them, but the show changed everything. Lirini had liked an item that Hirini disapproved, causing friction. Lirini went with it, and suddenly she was no longer a duplicate of her mother. Hirini, grief-stricken, abandoned her child and vanished from the fashion scene. Lirini was happy with her newfound freedom, married, and guess what? She had a daughter looking exactly like her.

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It’s quite rare, but sometimes a daughter can look exactly like her mother, as was the case with Hirini and Lirini. Both women had a passion for fashion and would often dress alike. They were inseparable and seemed to be each other’s mirror image. Here, they were seen posing together right before entering a fashion show.

However, things took a turn for the worse at the show. Lirini fell in love with an item that Hirini strongly disapproved of, causing a rift between the two. Lirini decided to go ahead with it anyway, and suddenly she was no longer the exact duplicate of her mother. The friction between them only grew, and Hirini was left heartbroken. She disappeared from the fashion scene, leaving her daughter behind.

Lirini, on the other hand, was happy with her newfound freedom and began to live life on her own terms. She got married and had a daughter who looked exactly like her. Despite the similarities, Lirini was determined not to make the same mistakes her mother had made. She embraced her daughter’s individuality and allowed her to make her own fashion choices.

The story of Hirini and Lirini serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of forcing someone to conform to your own standards. Lirini’s desire to be different from her mother ultimately led to her liberation, while Hirini’s insistence on conformity only pushed her daughter away. The lesson here is that true love and acceptance mean allowing people to be themselves, even if that means letting go of your own expectations.

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Resolution

20 Megapixel

Ratio

4:5