Do men really think women look better with fat lips (filler)?

[Anonymous]

I have naturally full lips, which I realize many women do not have. That said, I don’t understand the lip fillers! It looks fake and not attractive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have naturally full lips, which I realize many women do not have. That said, I don’t understand the lip fillers! It looks fake and not attractive.

Most people can very easily tell when the lips are naturally full and when they are pumped full of chemicals. At least I can.

In most cases, the women with fake lips would look so much better with a lot less.

[Anonymous]

Incels/porn addicts yes, regular guys, no.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It's supposed to mimic BJ face
Like lipstick is supposed to mimic the vajohnna

I cannot take anyone who uses the word “vajohnna” seriously. 😒


Grow up.

I agree. "Vajayjay" is the proper term.

Read what you wrote and think on it

NP
They were clearly being sarcastic, I hope

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And with so much botox that they have that “egg” look. Kristi Noem as an example, if she wasn’t a brunette I’d say she looks like every other phony, plastic blond on Housewives of Beverly Hills.

I don’t get it, these women look awful. How can men find them attractive. Sad, young women- even girls are doing botox snd fillers now.

I find it trashy but I am only one man.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, women do this for other women.

Not exactly. The standard is still Male Gaze, though perhaps more imagined than real.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is a wife in my husband's friend group who looks like this. Three feet of fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake boobs, fake lips, fake nails. I can see that yes, men seem to like it.

Yes, men love that. They are primitive and visual creatures.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes men like it, there is a formula to ensure it is proportional. Men do notice thin lipped as weird.

You must be a woman posting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is a wife in my husband's friend group who looks like this. Three feet of fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake boobs, fake lips, fake nails. I can see that yes, men seem to like it.

Only because those things signal that she's easy.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is a wife in my husband's friend group who looks like this. Three feet of fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake boobs, fake lips, fake nails. I can see that yes, men seem to like it.

Do they "like" like it, or are they curiously fascinated by it like rubbernecking an accident or seeing an odd creature in a zoo?

If men didn’t like it why would women keep doing it?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is a wife in my husband's friend group who looks like this. Three feet of fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake boobs, fake lips, fake nails. I can see that yes, men seem to like it.

Do they "like" like it, or are they curiously fascinated by it like rubbernecking an accident or seeing an odd creature in a zoo?

If men didn’t like it why would women keep doing it?

There are definitely men who like it. Look at Lauren Sanchez.

I laughed at the guy who said it was for other women. No, women get as thin as possible for other women, not use lip filler and all those fake stuff.

[Anonymous]

Women clearly must do this to impress other women.

I find all of those treatments - Botox, filler, whatever else gross.

Like another man said - those are all signs of major insecurity, which is even more of a put off (unless you are looking to take advantage and get laid).

If you are that concerned about your looks wear sunscreen, use face moisturizer, and work out

[Anonymous]

Beauty fads are largely woman-driven. Attraction is only one piece of the puzzle.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is a wife in my husband's friend group who looks like this. Three feet of fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake boobs, fake lips, fake nails. I can see that yes, men seem to like it.

Do they "like" like it, or are they curiously fascinated by it like rubbernecking an accident or seeing an odd creature in a zoo?

If men didn’t like it why would women keep doing it?

For the same reason all the other elements of fashion come and go. Were 80's style shoulder pads intrinsically hot? No.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have naturally full lips, which I realize many women do not have. That said, I don’t understand the lip fillers! It looks fake and not attractive.

Most people can very easily tell when the lips are naturally full and when they are pumped full of chemicals. At least I can.

In most cases, the women with fake lips would look so much better with a lot less.

Agree it's very easy to tell. Naturally full lips fit one's surrounding facial features. Fillers look off.