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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For me, the women I become friends with are those who are down to earth and 'real'. They go out without make-up, they don't care if I see their house a mess, they live imperfect lives. They are just themselves and don't take life too seriously. Sometimes those people have money, sometimes they don't. Some are quiet, some are outgoing. I am more attracted to the character / integrity of the person than anything else. I don't like always nice, always sweet, better than thou personaliities so my friends are more tell it like it is people. I am friendly to most everyone but the people I actually develop friendships with are a certain type. [/quote]

Wtf?

Plenty of people are real and wear makeup. What a bizarre judgment. [/quote]

You misunderstood. I didn't mean they never wear make-up, just that they are also fine going out without it. They have a this is the real me - and don't need to cover their face or hide their mess or get dressed up etc before going for coffee or whatever. They aren't about aesthetics or perfection or creating an image to show to the world. They are okay with who they really are.[/quote]

No I didn’t misunderstand.

You ascribe more noble intentions toward women who wear makeup often or have messy homes because you think they are more “authentic.”

When people have clean houses or are put together, they aren’t doing that *at* you.

Your judgment is so odd. And close-minded.
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