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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. |
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"Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. "
Knew you’d spring out of the closet eventually?!... |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person.
Knew you’d spring out of the closet eventually?!..."
You wish, i still wouldn't give you any action though. I'd have high standards if I was gay.  |
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"Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. "
Course its fair ..  |
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"Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person.
Knew you’d spring out of the closet eventually?!... You wish, i still wouldn't give you any action though. I'd have high standards if I was gay. "
If we were gay you’d want me!... so... |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"Is it fair? Totally, you can wear make up too if you want.
A masculine man can't wear Make Up!
Why not?"
Actors can get away with it. I think you'd look a bit behind with rent if a man wore it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think she's naturally beautiful and even in the jungle looks hot. Well I would 
I actually think she looks more beautiful without the makeup
I use make up but those that spend the night with me see the non make up version... And guess what.... They still request more meets |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Is it fair? Totally, you can wear make up too if you want.
A masculine man can't wear Make Up!
Why not?
I like a bit of bj lippy round ma cock   "
That’s the spirit! |
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"Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. "
You assume women are advertising? Why do you think that?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I only started wearing make-up in my 40s before that I couldn't be arsed and had pretty good skin. I now need all the help I can get! But less is more. I
Still never wear make-up to work |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Must be hard being a woman, always having the feeling you are being judged. At the end of the day it is up to the individual, it is about what makes them feel good in themself.
If on a set day that means lots of make up and on another not much, that is their choice. |
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"Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. "
Its more than fair- in my case it protects the public |
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"Must be hard being a woman, always having the feeling you are being judged. At the end of the day it is up to the individual, it is about what makes them feel good in themself.
If on a set day that means lots of make up and on another not much, that is their choice."
I actually find it quite easy to be a woman, I've had a lot of practice  .
Years ago I was on a residential professional course, one "gent" thought he'd do me a favour and tell me I was a good looking woman but would be even better if I wore a bit of make up. It's impossible to please everyone so I choose to please myself  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Scientifically it's fair as males are visual.
Basically, picture ladies as peacocks beautiful birds very colourful. Attracting a desired mate. Although in the animal world its the male peacock that is the colourful one...
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By (user no longer on site)
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up."
Lol dont tell me you finally saw it and thought... Nah not for me this |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up."
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
Lol dont tell me you finally saw it and thought... Nah not for me this "
No, she looked pretty much the same actually. |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
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When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason. |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up."
Did you actually sleep with this lady, what did she look like first thing in the morning?  |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
Did you actually sleep with this lady, what did she look like first thing in the morning? "
She wore an eye mask most of the time. |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason."
In that case the men are advertising for women too. I think they're just playing the age old game of trying to attract each other. |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
In that case the men are advertising for women too. I think they're just playing the age old game of trying to attract each other."
Yeah but does Make Up give an edge? |
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I saw Emily tonight , and I loved the side boob shots , but I know what the op is saying .
If you look at google images when you put her name in she looks nothing like the pics you’ll see . Is it false wearing all that make up ? Possibly , but hey ho .
My wife wears make up all the time , she won’t leave the house without it . I’ve said many times she doesn’t have to , and I always get the same response . “ I wear it for me , not for you or anyone else , so don’t tell me I don’t need to wear it “ . And that’s fair enough , she wants to wear make up and that’s fine by me . |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason."
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me  |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
In that case the men are advertising for women too. I think they're just playing the age old game of trying to attract each other. Yeah but does Make Up give an edge?"
No I don't think it does. A lot of men say they don't like women to wear a lot of make up. I assume that they choose not to approach women that do and go for women who sport the natural look. |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me "
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women. |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
In that case the men are advertising for women too. I think they're just playing the age old game of trying to attract each other. Yeah but does Make Up give an edge?
No I don't think it does. A lot of men say they don't like women to wear a lot of make up. I assume that they choose not to approach women that do and go for women who sport the natural look. "
I don't know. Some of that stuff is so good now I think it would be hard to tell. |
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over a year ago
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I personally think she is very brave going in there and having people see her as she really is but Then again she is very pretty..
As an actress she has to give off a certain image so I'm sure for her the lack of make up made a nice change..
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By (user no longer on site)
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women."
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself."
Yep, I do it for me and me alone. I love my wacky lipsticks, if men like it then cool, bonus I guess |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason."
Just wow
As a woman who knows lots of women in my experience if we are wearing short skirts in the cold it’s for fashion certainly not to advertise to men haha. In regards to wearing makeup it’s so I look in the mirror and think I look good, I wear it to work it makes me feel good about myself, I’m not advertising for men at work, I’m a married woman. |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
Just wow
As a woman who knows lots of women in my experience if we are wearing short skirts in the cold it’s for fashion certainly not to advertise to men haha. In regards to wearing makeup it’s so I look in the mirror and think I look good, I wear it to work it makes me feel good about myself, I’m not advertising for men at work, I’m a married woman. "
Yeah I get the self esteem and confidence aspect etc. It just seems to really transform some women to another level. |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
Just wow
As a woman who knows lots of women in my experience if we are wearing short skirts in the cold it’s for fashion certainly not to advertise to men haha. In regards to wearing makeup it’s so I look in the mirror and think I look good, I wear it to work it makes me feel good about myself, I’m not advertising for men at work, I’m a married woman. Yeah I get the self esteem and confidence aspect etc. It just seems to really transform some women to another level."
Well I will agree with you on that part. I love watching the transformation videos, some makeup artists are incredible. |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself."
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either. |
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I don't think you're going to get anyway with this.
If you approach from a social science perspective then yeah women wear makeup to attract attention. As society over hundreds of years has pushed western women more so to go down this route. To the point where most especially the younger generation with influence from media feel they must in order to be pretty.
The older generation not so much unless they work in high paying positions and interact with a load of males in similar positions. They then feel they need to in order to gain an edge to stay current/relative. |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
In that case the men are advertising for women too. I think they're just playing the age old game of trying to attract each other. Yeah but does Make Up give an edge?
No I don't think it does. A lot of men say they don't like women to wear a lot of make up. I assume that they choose not to approach women that do and go for women who sport the natural look. I don't know. Some of that stuff is so good now I think it would be hard to tell. "
Yeah it can be difficult to tell with skilfully applied make up.
How do you feel about the way men who fake tan and get their teeth whitened advetise themselves? |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up."
You’ve seen a pic of me with no make up on, I can’t do that shit to people. It’s too scary. |
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"Is it fair? Totally, you can wear make up too if you want. A masculine man can't wear Make Up!
Have you not heard of guyliner? No, but on principle I wouldn't wear it."
Love a sexy rock god at a festival wearing guyliner.  |
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Heavy make up can totally change a face, which isn't letting people see the real you.
They need to be able to wake up next to you in the morning and not think you swapped places with your mother in the night. |
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"Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. "
I'm not sure about other women, but for me I wear makeup because I like to. It isn't false advertising if you're not a commodity looking for a buyer.
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Type in the origins of make up
look at the history of cosmetics,Wikipedia.
Then look at make up in modern times.
Very interesting.
You won't have to read too much. |
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"Type in the origins of make up
look at the history of cosmetics,Wikipedia.
Then look at make up in modern times.
Very interesting.
You won't have to read too much."
The only thing I don't like about make up is if it so controls a woman that she dare not be seen without it. |
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"Type in the origins of make up
look at the history of cosmetics,Wikipedia.
Then look at make up in modern times.
Very interesting.
You won't have to read too much."
Did the natives put charcoal on their face? |
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"Type in the origins of make up
look at the history of cosmetics,Wikipedia.
Then look at make up in modern times.
Very interesting.
You won't have to read too much.
Did the natives put charcoal on their face? "
What you mean the ancient Brits? |
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"Type in the origins of make up
look at the history of cosmetics,Wikipedia.
Then look at make up in modern times.
Very interesting.
You won't have to read too much.
Did the natives put charcoal on their face? What you mean the ancient Brits?"
Aborigines and Native Indians as well, the list goes on....... |
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"Must be hard being a woman, always having the feeling you are being judged. At the end of the day it is up to the individual, it is about what makes them feel good in themself.
If on a set day that means lots of make up and on another not much, that is their choice."
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"Make Up a false form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. "
FTFM need to start using preview message.  |
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"Make Up a false form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. FTFM need to start using preview message. "
A little cosmetic enhancement makes all the difference |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
In that case the men are advertising for women too. I think they're just playing the age old game of trying to attract each other. Yeah but does Make Up give an edge?
No I don't think it does. A lot of men say they don't like women to wear a lot of make up. I assume that they choose not to approach women that do and go for women who sport the natural look. I don't know. Some of that stuff is so good now I think it would be hard to tell.
Yeah it can be difficult to tell with skilfully applied make up.
How do you feel about the way men who fake tan and get their teeth whitened advetise themselves?"
Can the more expensive Make Up produce much better results? Women do that along with applying Make Up also. I don't fake tan or have my teeth whitened. It is mostly vanity and could project an undesired image to some. |
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For all the people saying men can wear make up too, I’ll put some mascara on and eyeliner and see how I get treated on a building site. I’ll let you know how the results go |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"For all the people saying men can wear make up too, I’ll put some mascara on and eyeliner and see how I get treated on a building site. I’ll let you know how the results go "
Yeah exactly! They would tear you a new arsehole. |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
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"Heavy make up can totally change a face, which isn't letting people see the real you.
They need to be able to wake up next to you in the morning and not think you swapped places with your mother in the night."
Think you're the only woman agreeing. |
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"For all the people saying men can wear make up too, I’ll put some mascara on and eyeliner and see how I get treated on a building site. I’ll let you know how the results go Yeah exactly! They would tear you a new arsehole. "
Totally, it’s bullshit that a man can wear make up in everyday situations and not have it ripped. I can’t think of anything a woman would do, where she would have the piss taken all day for something she’s wearing. But correct me if I’m wrong ladies. |
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"For all the people saying men can wear make up too, I’ll put some mascara on and eyeliner and see how I get treated on a building site. I’ll let you know how the results go Yeah exactly! They would tear you a new arsehole.
Totally, it’s bullshit that a man can wear make up in everyday situations and not have it ripped. I can’t think of anything a woman would do, where she would have the piss taken all day for something she’s wearing. But correct me if I’m wrong ladies. "
A lack of smile...
“Cheer up love” - “I’ll give you something to smile about” etc
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I have to pile it on lol... (although not if I'm ploughing my way around Sainsburys)
I've seen guys preening themselves in the mirror anyway ...and some can take longer to get ready to go out than I do |
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"For all the people saying men can wear make up too, I’ll put some mascara on and eyeliner and see how I get treated on a building site. I’ll let you know how the results go Yeah exactly! They would tear you a new arsehole.
Totally, it’s bullshit that a man can wear make up in everyday situations and not have it ripped. I can’t think of anything a woman would do, where she would have the piss taken all day for something she’s wearing. But correct me if I’m wrong ladies.
A lack of smile...
“Cheer up love” - “I’ll give you something to smile about” etc
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"I saw Emily tonight , and I loved the side boob shots , but I know what the op is saying .
If you look at google images when you put her name in she looks nothing like the pics you’ll see . Is it false wearing all that make up ? Possibly , but hey ho .
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A lack of smile...
“Cheer up love” - “I’ll give you something to smile about” etc
There is nothing worse than someone telling you to smile, when you’re not feeling it. "
This ^^^^^and when they say pull yourself together and such like too |
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over a year ago
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In some parts of the world it's the man that wears the make up.And in history men wore make up and heels and stockings.
Pink was for boys blue girls.
Men wore silks and frilly blouses etc.
It was only when men started to work in factory's and the world wars that most men stopped having long hair. In the last 60 odd years young men wore make up.punks ,new romantics ,goths plus a lot of men wear nail polish.
Then there's me a cross dresser.
I do what women do now days I wear whatever I like.
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I don't think wearing make up is false advertising. False representation possibly. I falsely represent myself daily.
Women don't wear make up to deceive men. Very few women apply mascara before a night out thinking that it's going to trick an otherwise disinterested guy into wanting to date them.
I think that some men have a cynical view of women and what motivates them and its a shame |
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I pretty much wear makeup everytime I leave the house. How much depends on the occasion. I still look like me but with a more uniform complexion ( dark skin pigmentation isn't always uniform) and longer eyelashes. I prefer to have makeup on but that's down to my insecurities due to certain experiences relating to my skin tone.
I have seen some YouTube makeup tutorials though where the woman looks nothing like how she looks without makeup. As much as I admire their skill and think it's fantastic, I can see how if you went on a few dates then had the first sleepover and woke up to a different face it would be pretty annoying. So I do see what you're trying to say.
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"I pretty much wear makeup everytime I leave the house. How much depends on the occasion. I still look like me but with a more uniform complexion ( dark skin pigmentation isn't always uniform) and longer eyelashes. I prefer to have makeup on but that's down to my insecurities due to certain experiences relating to my skin tone.
I have seen some YouTube makeup tutorials though where the woman looks nothing like how she looks without makeup. As much as I admire their skill and think it's fantastic, I can see how if you went on a few dates then had the first sleepover and woke up to a different face it would be pretty annoying. So I do see what you're trying to say.
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I wear make up because I feel better wearing it. I don’t sit around at home with it on though. I do however HAVE to wear make up for my job. Red lips, mascara, blusher and foundation is a minimum. I’m also told the colour to paint my nails. Luckily I wear red lipstick anyway. |
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over a year ago
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"I wear make up because I feel better wearing it. I don’t sit around at home with it on though. I do however HAVE to wear make up for my job. Red lips, mascara, blusher and foundation is a minimum. I’m also told the colour to paint my nails. Luckily I wear red lipstick anyway. "
Yeah and I get that but there is also the added benefit of attracting men.
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though. "
Do you generally go for women who wear make up then? I don't understand the issue some men have with women who wear make up. If it isn't your thing, you think it's deceptive and you reckon it makes the competition greater why aren't you just going for women who don't wear it? |
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"I wear make up because I feel better wearing it. I don’t sit around at home with it on though. I do however HAVE to wear make up for my job. Red lips, mascara, blusher and foundation is a minimum. I’m also told the colour to paint my nails. Luckily I wear red lipstick anyway. Yeah and I get that but there is also the added benefit of attracting men."
I'm genuinely confused. Are you saying that men are more attracted to women who wear make up? |
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So women wear makeup and both men and women groom and wear nice clothes and put on a display in order to attract a mate. So do many plants and animals, why should we be any different? |
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"I wear make up because I feel better wearing it. I don’t sit around at home with it on though. I do however HAVE to wear make up for my job. Red lips, mascara, blusher and foundation is a minimum. I’m also told the colour to paint my nails. Luckily I wear red lipstick anyway. Yeah and I get that but there is also the added benefit of attracting men."
I only ever do things for me. Most guys I meet tell me I look better with less or none. I disagree but guys generally don’t like lots of makeup. |
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"I wear make up because I feel better wearing it. I don’t sit around at home with it on though. I do however HAVE to wear make up for my job. Red lips, mascara, blusher and foundation is a minimum. I’m also told the colour to paint my nails. Luckily I wear red lipstick anyway. Yeah and I get that but there is also the added benefit of attracting men.
I'm genuinely confused. Are you saying that men are more attracted to women who wear make up?"
From my experience it’s yhe opposite. I get moaned at by most guys for wearing it. |
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"I usually find women more attractive with less makeup. So if they have too much on it works against them. "
The night I met P, she thought I was after her mate who's got large breasts and wore lots of makeup but 14 years later just proves how wrong she was. |
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"Must be hard being a woman, always having the feeling you are being judged. At the end of the day it is up to the individual, it is about what makes them feel good in themself.
If on a set day that means lots of make up and on another not much, that is their choice."
Well said that man
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over a year ago
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though.
Do you generally go for women who wear make up then? I don't understand the issue some men have with women who wear make up. If it isn't your thing, you think it's deceptive and you reckon it makes the competition greater why aren't you just going for women who don't wear it? "
I like a glamorous looking woman. I defy you to find many women who don't wear Make up except for feminists. |
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over a year ago
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"I wear make up because I feel better wearing it. I don’t sit around at home with it on though. I do however HAVE to wear make up for my job. Red lips, mascara, blusher and foundation is a minimum. I’m also told the colour to paint my nails. Luckily I wear red lipstick anyway. Yeah and I get that but there is also the added benefit of attracting men.
I'm genuinely confused. Are you saying that men are more attracted to women who wear make up?"
Yeah, there is a substantial difference there in my opinion with the example I've used. |
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though.
Do you generally go for women who wear make up then? I don't understand the issue some men have with women who wear make up. If it isn't your thing, you think it's deceptive and you reckon it makes the competition greater why aren't you just going for women who don't wear it? I like a glamorous looking woman. I defy you to find many women who don't wear Make up except for feminists. "
I only wear make up when I go out out. I feel better without it. |
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"I wear make up because I feel better wearing it. I don’t sit around at home with it on though. I do however HAVE to wear make up for my job. Red lips, mascara, blusher and foundation is a minimum. I’m also told the colour to paint my nails. Luckily I wear red lipstick anyway. Yeah and I get that but there is also the added benefit of attracting men.
I'm genuinely confused. Are you saying that men are more attracted to women who wear make up?
From my experience it’s yhe opposite. I get moaned at by most guys for wearing it. "
I like it when a man says you don't need to put on make up, it will only end up on my pillows anyway.
Which is true. |
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though.
Do you generally go for women who wear make up then? I don't understand the issue some men have with women who wear make up. If it isn't your thing, you think it's deceptive and you reckon it makes the competition greater why aren't you just going for women who don't wear it? I like a glamorous looking woman. I defy you to find many women who don't wear Make up except for feminists. "
Here we go again!! I wear make up and like to think I’m a feminist. |
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over a year ago
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though.
Do you generally go for women who wear make up then? I don't understand the issue some men have with women who wear make up. If it isn't your thing, you think it's deceptive and you reckon it makes the competition greater why aren't you just going for women who don't wear it? I like a glamorous looking woman. I defy you to find many women who don't wear Make up except for feminists. "
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"Make Up false a form of advertising and is it fair?
E.G. I Just clocked that Woman from the Inbetweeners on that I'm a Celebrity before the news. If you saw her dolled up and and then in there you would think it was a different person. "
I can't be arsed reading the full thread...
Makeup to me is something I don't wear in daily life... If I'm going to a special event I'll wear a little as part of my dressing up for the occasion effort...
The majority of my face pics on here have no makeup (think there's one where I've mascara and eyeshadow) as I prefer potential meets to see me how I would look if we woke up together... 
So yeah... I guess I must see it as a falsehood if I'm not comfortable with people only seeing me 'made up' |
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"Women are far more beautiful without makeup! Love to see women first thing in the morning!"
I often forget to take it off and seeing me with it smeared on my face is not pretty |
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"Women are far more beautiful without makeup! Love to see women first thing in the morning!
I often forget to take it off and seeing me with it smeared on my face is not pretty "
Yeah I also love Panda eyes. But no make up is good. X |
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I think its sad that excessive makeup has become the norm. There were always some women who wore too much, but in the instagram age its got to the stage where you sometimes can't recognize a women when her makeups removed, so I understand the sentiment of the OP.
I`ve had a couple of women in my bed who have left my white sheets looking like a sand pit in the morning, because they've had so much foundation on..
People just can't handle `real` any more, & that's just sad. |
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"Women are far more beautiful without makeup! Love to see women first thing in the morning!
I often forget to take it off and seeing me with it smeared on my face is not pretty
Yeah I also love Panda eyes. But no make up is good. X"
Make up for me is more of a fashion thing. Red lips, black flicked eyeliner and a hat is my signature style so it’s just something people that know me see all the time. |
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"Women are far more beautiful without makeup! Love to see women first thing in the morning!
I often forget to take it off and seeing me with it smeared on my face is not pretty
Yeah I also love Panda eyes. But no make up is good. X
Make up for me is more of a fashion thing. Red lips, black flicked eyeliner and a hat is my signature style so it’s just something people that know me see all the time. "
And you look Sexy as . Xx |
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"I think its sad that excessive makeup has become the norm. There were always some women who wore too much, but in the instagram age its got to the stage where you sometimes can't recognize a women when her makeups removed, so I understand the sentiment of the OP.
I`ve had a couple of women in my bed who have left my white sheets looking like a sand pit in the morning, because they've had so much foundation on..
People just can't handle `real` any more, & that's just sad."
I agree - the younguns need to stop slathering it on with a trowel
It's sad that they don't realise that youth is beauty.
Those HD brows are ridiculous and what is all of that contouring about?
It's like stage makeup for daily life - they must have to get up at 4am to get ready for the day!
I personally can't be arsed with all that, less is more.
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"I think its sad that excessive makeup has become the norm. There were always some women who wore too much, but in the instagram age its got to the stage where you sometimes can't recognize a women when her makeups removed, so I understand the sentiment of the OP.
I`ve had a couple of women in my bed who have left my white sheets looking like a sand pit in the morning, because they've had so much foundation on..
People just can't handle `real` any more, & that's just sad."
Is excessive make up the norm? I probably mix in different circles to some being older. Our daughter is late twenties and I know her and her friends wear more make up than my friends and I but I wouldn't call it excessive. I do notice some young women that are very heavily made up but I wouldn't say its the norm. |
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"I think its sad that excessive makeup has become the norm. There were always some women who wore too much, but in the instagram age its got to the stage where you sometimes can't recognize a women when her makeups removed, so I understand the sentiment of the OP.
I`ve had a couple of women in my bed who have left my white sheets looking like a sand pit in the morning, because they've had so much foundation on..
People just can't handle `real` any more, & that's just sad.
Is excessive make up the norm? I probably mix in different circles to some being older. Our daughter is late twenties and I know her and her friends wear more make up than my friends and I but I wouldn't call it excessive. I do notice some young women that are very heavily made up but I wouldn't say its the norm."
I don't think it's the norm. Most of my friends in their 20s and early 30s wear makeup but don't "slather it with a trowel". I can't remember the last time I saw someone, not online, who had excessive makeup on.
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"I think its sad that excessive makeup has become the norm. There were always some women who wore too much, but in the instagram age its got to the stage where you sometimes can't recognize a women when her makeups removed, so I understand the sentiment of the OP.
I`ve had a couple of women in my bed who have left my white sheets looking like a sand pit in the morning, because they've had so much foundation on..
People just can't handle `real` any more, & that's just sad.
Is excessive make up the norm? I probably mix in different circles to some being older. Our daughter is late twenties and I know her and her friends wear more make up than my friends and I but I wouldn't call it excessive. I do notice some young women that are very heavily made up but I wouldn't say its the norm.
I don't think it's the norm. Most of my friends in their 20s and early 30s wear makeup but don't "slather it with a trowel". I can't remember the last time I saw someone, not online, who had excessive makeup on.
Mrs"
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"I think its sad that excessive makeup has become the norm. There were always some women who wore too much, but in the instagram age its got to the stage where you sometimes can't recognize a women when her makeups removed, so I understand the sentiment of the OP.
I`ve had a couple of women in my bed who have left my white sheets looking like a sand pit in the morning, because they've had so much foundation on..
People just can't handle `real` any more, & that's just sad.
Is excessive make up the norm? I probably mix in different circles to some being older. Our daughter is late twenties and I know her and her friends wear more make up than my friends and I but I wouldn't call it excessive. I do notice some young women that are very heavily made up but I wouldn't say its the norm.
I don't think it's the norm. Most of my friends in their 20s and early 30s wear makeup but don't "slather it with a trowel". I can't remember the last time I saw someone, not online, who had excessive makeup on.
Mrs
Where I live the majority of under 25's look like they're going to work at the circus "
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Any guy who asks for a selfie or to face cam in the evenings inevitably gets me post shower with wet hair and no makeup. It doesn’t seem to have put anyone off. At weekends I rarely wear it unless I’m heading out and only a minimum in the week. |
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though. "
Did you watch them playing snog, marry and push off a cliff? She was turning down Nick Knowles. |
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over a year ago
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though.
Did you watch them playing snog, marry and push off a cliff? She was turning down Nick Knowles. "
Nah, I don't watch shite just caught a glimpse before the news after football last night. |
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though.
Did you watch them playing snog, marry and push off a cliff? She was turning down Nick Knowles. Nah, I don't watch shite just caught a glimpse before the news after football last night."
After the football? Thought you didn’t watch shite? |
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over a year ago
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"See I reckon I could pull that 1 off I'm a Celeb if she wasn't a Celeb and wasn't wearing Make up. The competition would be fierce when she has it on though.
Did you watch them playing snog, marry and push off a cliff? She was turning down Nick Knowles. Nah, I don't watch shite just caught a glimpse before the news after football last night.
After the football? Thought you didn’t watch shite? "
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"I think its sad that excessive makeup has become the norm. There were always some women who wore too much, but in the instagram age its got to the stage where you sometimes can't recognize a women when her makeups removed, so I understand the sentiment of the OP.
I`ve had a couple of women in my bed who have left my white sheets looking like a sand pit in the morning, because they've had so much foundation on..
People just can't handle `real` any more, & that's just sad.
Is excessive make up the norm? I probably mix in different circles to some being older. Our daughter is late twenties and I know her and her friends wear more make up than my friends and I but I wouldn't call it excessive. I do notice some young women that are very heavily made up but I wouldn't say its the norm.
I don't think it's the norm. Most of my friends in their 20s and early 30s wear makeup but don't "slather it with a trowel". I can't remember the last time I saw someone, not online, who had excessive makeup on.
Mrs
Where I live the majority of under 25's look like they're going to work at the circus "
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either."
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?"
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though. |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though."
My husband would create if I wore anything showing cleavage or short. I had to be very careful when choosing my outfits |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though.
My husband would create if I wore anything showing cleavage or short. I had to be very careful when choosing my outfits "
Mr N would like me to wear clothes that show more cleavage. . |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though.
My husband would create if I wore anything showing cleavage or short. I had to be very careful when choosing my outfits
Mr N would like me to wear clothes that show more cleavage. . "
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though.
My husband would create if I wore anything showing cleavage or short. I had to be very careful when choosing my outfits
Mr N would like me to wear clothes that show more cleavage. .
Why am I not surprised "
I do have clothes that I only wear indoors . I don't want to frighten the horses.
Now I sound as if I go to Tesco dressed like a cartoon hooker |
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though.
My husband would create if I wore anything showing cleavage or short. I had to be very careful when choosing my outfits
Mr N would like me to wear clothes that show more cleavage. .
Why am I not surprised
I do have clothes that I only wear indoors . I don't want to frighten the horses.
Now I sound as if I go to Tesco dressed like a cartoon hooker "
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though.
My husband would create if I wore anything showing cleavage or short. I had to be very careful when choosing my outfits "
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though.
My husband would create if I wore anything showing cleavage or short. I had to be very careful when choosing my outfits Good girl "
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"More to the point what do you think they're advertising? Their real looks. I had an ex and she did her best to never let me see her face with no Make Up.
But advertising, like a commodity that's for sale? Do you really mean that like it reads?
When women are on nights out etc a lot are advertising for men. They don't wear short dresses in the cold for no reason.
I wear them to look good I don’t get dressed up for men, only me
I think that it's a mistake a lot of men make, assuming that women dress and wear make up for their benefit.
Quite a lot of women actually dress and wear make up to impress other women.
I don't do it for either of those reasons- Like Queen - I do it for myself.
I take several factors into account when I dress and apply make up.
Firstly do I like the way I look.
Secondly will Mr N like the way I look.
Thirdly do I look attractive/acceptable/stylish to other people.
If I'm going to my parents house I apply factor number four which is am I showing too much cleavage.
I only seek approval for how I look from Mr N but I do want to present myself well to the outside world. I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy admiration from other men and women either.
If Mr N didn't like the way you looked would you change it?
I'd consider it, yes. It's unlikely to happen unless I radically changed how I look though.
My husband would create if I wore anything showing cleavage or short. I had to be very careful when choosing my outfits Good girl
You a mou mou man? "
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"For all the people saying men can wear make up too, I’ll put some mascara on and eyeliner and see how I get treated on a building site. I’ll let you know how the results go Yeah exactly! They would tear you a new arsehole. "
You might like it. |
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By *r.Blonde OP Man
over a year ago
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"For all the people saying men can wear make up too, I’ll put some mascara on and eyeliner and see how I get treated on a building site. I’ll let you know how the results go Yeah exactly! They would tear you a new arsehole.
You might like it."
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