Why are you wearing a full face of makeup to the pool?

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Anonymous wrote:Blonde mama at the pool today wearing a full face of makeup including bright pink makeup (my kids were like "mommy, why does that lady have hot pink lips? that is so weird"), a precious little bikini, kids in matching Lilly, and both a sunhat and sunglasses all while sitting in the shade. What is the point? Why even bother? This is the suburbs lady, you're not at Millie's anymore.

Instagram or some other social media post. Some people spend tons of time creating moments to post on social media.

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Anonymous wrote:Sounds like she looks good and enjoys wearing makeup and looking nice. Teach your child not to say unkind things about people.

How is it unkind to ask about someone's lipstick? These are 3 and 5 year olds. You sound like you're probably the lady from the pool, LOL

I’m not the lady from the pool but I’ve certainly worn makeup and a bikini there. I’m not hurting anyone. Neither is the washed out lady in the frumpy one piece. Or literally anyone based on what they’re wearing or not at the pool. And yes, saying someone’s appearance is “weird” is not kind no matter how old you are. I wouldn’t allow my child to speak that way about anyone.

I feel seen 🙏

NP Haha. I’ve been both. I like doing makeup and even wear it when I’m at home and not going out anywhere. I feel prettier, more confident, and more put together. I often wear makeup and a bikini to the pool.

I’ve also rushed out of the house in no makeup, a baseball cap, and a one piece.

Some women like primping more than others. nbd

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Anonymous wrote:Blonde mama at the pool today wearing a full face of makeup including bright pink makeup (my kids were like "mommy, why does that lady have hot pink lips? that is so weird"), a precious little bikini, kids in matching Lilly, and both a sunhat and sunglasses all while sitting in the shade. What is the point? Why even bother? This is the suburbs lady, you're not at Millie's anymore.

What's your problem? You sound like a grade A++ See You Next Tuesday morning than this "blonde mama." I suggest you work on your obvious issues.

Do you even know what this means?

Lol. Of course they do. It’s a fitting description.

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Anonymous wrote:That was probably me and you're probably one of the fat frumpy has-beens/never was 45 year old mom to toddlers I saw wearing a swim skirt. I'd much rather be me than you. p.s. My husband is hotter and definitely makes more money than yours (I saw him looking at me, btw).

Your inner beauty certainly radiates in this post.

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Anonymous wrote:Lord.
OP, did "papa" not please you enough last night to fill the gap your antidepressant leaves in your life? Does the Subaru need a repair that your going to ask mummy and daddy to help you pay for? Or did those new Chacos give "mama" a blister? Or maybe those extra 30 lbs your put on since letting baby Esme "self ween" mean that none of your pants fit??

By all means, teaching Arlo and Faye that pink lipstick is bad will help rid the world of future generations of capAtalist sheep (unless of course they Are helping you to make a down payment on that cute bungalow in del Ray ! That $$ isn't evil) ha!)

Ummmmm is this English

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Anonymous wrote:Depressing that women are so frumpy in DC that kids are literally surprised by a woman doing her makeup.

It doesn’t make you “frumpy” not to wear makeup at a SWIMMING POOL.

Sorry you’ve bought into the sexist BS.

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Anonymous wrote:That was probably me and you're probably one of the fat frumpy has-beens/never was 45 year old mom to toddlers I saw wearing a swim skirt. I'd much rather be me than you. p.s. My husband is hotter and definitely makes more money than yours (I saw him looking at me, btw).

I’m sorry you’re so insecure. Hope you feel better soon.

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Anonymous wrote:Blonde mama at the pool today wearing a full face of makeup including bright pink makeup (my kids were like "mommy, why does that lady have hot pink lips? that is so weird"), a precious little bikini, kids in matching Lilly, and both a sunhat and sunglasses all while sitting in the shade. What is the point? Why even bother? This is the suburbs lady, you're not at Millie's anymore.

What's your problem? You sound like a grade A++ See You Next Tuesday morning than this "blonde mama." I suggest you work on your obvious issues.

Do you even know what this means?

Lol. Of course they do. It’s a fitting description.

If they did, they would not have included the “morning.”

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Anonymous wrote:Blonde mama at the pool today wearing a full face of makeup including bright pink makeup (my kids were like "mommy, why does that lady have hot pink lips? that is so weird"), a precious little bikini, kids in matching Lilly, and both a sunhat and sunglasses all while sitting in the shade. What is the point? Why even bother? This is the suburbs lady, you're not at Millie's anymore.

What's your problem? You sound like a grade A++ See You Next Tuesday morning than this "blonde mama." I suggest you work on your obvious issues.

Do you even know what this means?

Lol. Of course they do. It’s a fitting description.

If they did, they would not have included the “morning.”

Are you always so pedantic and unable to decipher obvious jokes?

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Women aren’t vapid because they wear makeup or ugly because they don’t.

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Anonymous wrote:Blonde mama at the pool today wearing a full face of makeup including bright pink makeup (my kids were like "mommy, why does that lady have hot pink lips? that is so weird"), a precious little bikini, kids in matching Lilly, and both a sunhat and sunglasses all while sitting in the shade. What is the point? Why even bother? This is the suburbs lady, you're not at Millie's anymore.

What's your problem? You sound like a grade A++ See You Next Tuesday morning than this "blonde mama." I suggest you work on your obvious issues.

Do you even know what this means?

Lol. Of course they do. It’s a fitting description.

If they did, they would not have included the “morning.”

Are you always so pedantic and unable to decipher obvious jokes?

NP here. I know what it means but is the “morning” supposed to have some additional meaning? I’m old and not cool at all.

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Anonymous wrote:Sounds like she looks good and enjoys wearing makeup and looking nice. Teach your child not to say unkind things about people.

How is it unkind to ask about someone's lipstick? These are 3 and 5 year olds. You sound like you're probably the lady from the pool, LOL

NP. No, OP, that isn't all that you said. You said your kids said "that's weird". Your 3 and 5 YOs are judgmental and that is on you. MYOB and teach your kids better.

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Anonymous wrote:Depressing that women are so frumpy in DC that kids are literally surprised by a woman doing her makeup.

It doesn’t make you “frumpy” not to wear makeup at a SWIMMING POOL.

Sorry you’ve bought into the sexist BS.

She said her kids were confused by a normal lipstick shade. Try to keep up.

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Anonymous wrote:Blonde mama at the pool today wearing a full face of makeup including bright pink makeup (my kids were like "mommy, why does that lady have hot pink lips? that is so weird"), a precious little bikini, kids in matching Lilly, and both a sunhat and sunglasses all while sitting in the shade. What is the point? Why even bother? This is the suburbs lady, you're not at Millie's anymore.

What's your problem? You sound like a grade A++ See You Next Tuesday morning than this "blonde mama." I suggest you work on your obvious issues.

Do you even know what this means?

Lol. Of course they do. It’s a fitting description.

If they did, they would not have included the “morning.”

That was obviously a typo for “more.” Did you never learn how to read for context?

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I doubt her child asked any such thing. It’s like the Hollywood version of childhood where they all say precocious things.

Definitely a troll but in any case I would be ashamed of myself had I raised my child to judge women at the pool enough to say stuff like this. Embarrassing