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Woman Crush Whenever

By Jane Smith on April 29, 2014 Your Viral Fix

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I don’t wait for Wednesdays to have woman crushes. I have them all the time. For example, if you are a woman and didn’t already crush on Emma Stone, you will after watching this video.

Please Note:

She owned Jimmy Fallon on his stage and did so in sky-scraper-high heels and a cut-out cocktail dress, cause that’s how a lady does thangs.

Additionally, she keeps things real, when it matters–with tact.

So yes, I swoon—all over this woman.

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I don’t wait for Wednesdays to have woman crushes. I have them all the time. For example, if you are a woman and didn’t already crush on Emma Stone, you will after watching this video.

Please Note:

So yes, I swoon—all over this woman.

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