Do you like make up on guys?

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21.02.2018 07:42:10
HeavenLeighBimbo

My exception is MEN with bad Wig's.
I will laugh hysterically at them..... OUT LOUD, in public .
It is just a personal thing with me........ My mother had 'Doll head's'  when I was a child.....
Just call it a 'creepy Clown' thing...... that frightened me growing up in a beauty school....
Wig's and ME don't like each-other.
Yes, my mother caused me mental trauma as a baby........... with her ' Doll Head's'.
OMG Hour's spent putting make-up and doing the hair of decapitated life size Barbie-dolls.
She did it for professional Show's, but I didn't understand what my mother was doing professionally as an 'ART-form., when I was a baby.....
   I would see the Head of a doll, and SCREAM.
The Ken Doll,,, My sister fed to the lawn-mower........
She was always killing my dolls...... ? WTF? My sister always, Killed all of my dolls.
   She Hated ME because our mother chose me to be HER DOLLY. and expressed her Hate by brutalizing my toy's. My sister and I never played with makeup together........ It wasn't even an Option.... She would try to Kill ME, if I was foolish enough to play with her.

I had a very dysfunctional family-life as a child.
By age 5 I was my mother's 'barbie-doll' and it scared the HELL out of me. I Had no Choice in the matter, and was put on stage with the most INSANE Style's of the 1970's....... Hour's upon Hour's being 'teesed'. Permed', and curled to the point I peed my dresses. I wasn't allowed to even PEE, and I was punished when I wet myself. But what can you do when your a child in a Chair you were not allowed to LEAVE?
Smell like PISS, in a pretty dress, hair and make-up. For the judges.

   I was the doll head. and wanted nothing to do with Make-up or Hair-style's..............
Why people desire to 'fake themselves,' actually make's me physically SICK.
I keep my problems to myself in Public.....
But the little girl in me, still has a total fear of anyone wearing Makeup.
The topic of Make-up is VERY Personal to me .......
My sexual abuse began with being painted......... with Make Up....

Why would a man do that, in a culture that in 2018 just doesn't make any sense to me......... I wish I could have been a normal child.....
   If I was a boy, I would have worn PANT'S, not make-up.
Baby girl, grew UP <-- link Find My natural BODY without make-up, now.... Haha
Men can be themselves.... TOO,
I've seen it POSSIBLE. I just wish they were not such a rare Breed.

21.02.2018 07:42:10

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21.02.2018 16:24:28
Castiel

no u gay

21.02.2018 16:24:28

If the pizza man truly loves the babysitter, why does he keep slapping her rear?

lala4ever365

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21.02.2018 17:35:59
lala4ever365

drag queens are different that for art and to preform they are putting on a show but for everyday wear its a no for me just gross and weird

21.02.2018 17:35:59

Castiel

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21.02.2018 17:43:25
Castiel

Make-up doesn't define sexuality. People can wear whatever they want to, male or female. I respect opinions opposing it, however, men shouldn't be rudely judged if they do.

21.02.2018 17:43:25

If the pizza man truly loves the babysitter, why does he keep slapping her rear?

Erény

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21.02.2018 17:54:35
Erény

A very pretty boy, who can wear girl clothes and a wig and pass as a pretty girl, would certainly benefit from make-up.

21.02.2018 17:54:35

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21.02.2018 22:04:09
thulatalula

lala4ever365 wrote:

heck no!!! lol men should not wear make-up I am so over this gender equality bs, Don't touch my make up.Be a man

Then don't let me ever catch you wearing a pair of pants????????

21.02.2018 22:04:09

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22.02.2018 14:13:31
FemmeSumMer

I totally agree. Make-up should stay with us gals ;) x

22.02.2018 14:13:31

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22.02.2018 14:16:31
FemmeSumMer

Lioness wrote:

I am totally against make-up at that scale where there is no man left to be seen. There are certain types of make-up that are totally understandable, such as for fashion ( shows), photoshoots, movies and cosplay. But COME ON. All men nowadays just forget what makes them men. Instead of a strong independent person, they become sassy bitches with sugar daddys. Trust me. I study arts, and I see them and hear them daily, mostly the ones at clothing design

22.02.2018 14:16:31

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22.02.2018 14:27:27
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22.02.2018 14:27:27

thulatalula

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22.02.2018 15:56:50
thulatalula

femmesummer, you do realize that every male star in the media wears makeup for their appearances... right?
Your celeb star crushes wouldn't be so striking on the big screen or on stage if it weren't for your dear friend makeup.

"For millennia, stretching from 4000 BC through the 18th century, men traditionally used makeup in myriad ways. It wasn't until the mid-1800s that makeup was relegated to one end of the gender spectrum. At that time, the influential Queen Victoria I of Great Britain deemed cosmetics vulgar, a view corroborated by the Church of England. During the Victorian era, makeup was considered "an abomination" by both the crown and the church, creating strong, widespread associations between makeup, vanity, femininity, and "the Devil's work." As religious values continued to permeate cultures around the world, mainstream definitions of masculinity narrowed. By the 20th century, makeup was seen as a girls-only pursuit."
http://www.byrdie.com/history-makeup-gender/slide8

If you just look around, there are HUNDREDS of sources telling you the history and origin of makeup- where its used now and in the past.
Just some advice about... the world in general that might help: READ A BOOK. Gender is not black and white. This thread really is showing me that the demographic of this website really is just a bunch of little cis girls.

22.02.2018 15:56:50

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