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"Surfers are really, I find, more relaxed. You know how to dress up, you know how to stuff around. It’s not all about high heels, lipstick and all that, but it can be."
can someone please explain me the whole paragraph and especially the verb "to stuff around"?
so is she saying that surfers don't usually dress up and show off in high heels with lipstick on? but that they can sometimes do it and pose like business people for instance?
i have a real problem with this "but it can be". what can be, really?
It's not about = it's not important, but on occasions, it can be like that- suggesting it's a choice not an obligation to worry about appearance and formality
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