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Forest Girl 

A girl that has great appreciation for nature and especially the forest. She often seen in the forest exploring, collecting, examining, or just taking in the beauty.

Her personality is usually caring, quiet, friendly, curious, observative, and humble.

She usually dresses in earthy tones. Not many wear jewelry, but if they do, it's from the earth. It is common to see them with super long hair. Their hair length is mostly seen exceeding up to their waist. They don't curl or straighten their hair. It is worn natural.

(SIDENOTE: Do not confuse them with hippies. These delicate girls do not like being associated with hippies. There is a difference. I advise you never bring up "hippie" in a conversation when talking to them.)
"Did you see that girl when we where walking on that path in the forest? She had really long hair and has sitting on the tree that had fallen."

"Yeah. That was a Forest Girl."
Forest Girl by forest green April 19, 2014
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Forest Girl 

you know you see a forest girl when:

-her hair is all nappy and uncombed and shit.

-she dresses like her mum picked out her clothes from limited too or some shit like that.

overall, they're just nasty girls that look like they could live in a forest like savages.
lol ew, look @ dat forest girl over thur.

Garrison Forest Girl 

"The Forest" as it is called is home to many many many many many many, bitches, these girls are very aggressive when choosing their mates, and don't stop until they achieve what the label to be success. Many are very pretty, but don't be fooled there are many ugly garrison girls, many are also drunks, and at the same time have 4.0 GPA's. Don't ever approach a moderately attractive Garrison Girl...she will rip your fucking neck off, with her annoyingness.

However there always are excpeptions, and there are normal, non-aggressive, pretty, and smart Garrison Girls. But beware, even they have problems.
H...h...how could you say something like that to me
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