Thankfully, no

Early in the relationship I was spending the night at my boyfriends place and found an eyeliner in the bathroom. The next morning I asked him about it (thinking another girl left it there) and he showed me he used it to fill in his eyebrows where he had a bad scar.

Anonymous wrote:Does your man wear make up? If so what brands? Mine wears concealer, bronzer and lip stain but it's very understated and natural.

You date a man who wears make-up?? Seriously?!! That's a good one.

No. But he does use eye cream.

Why is man capitalized?

I'm a guy. I perform locally in theater and wear make-up regularly...on stage. After about half a century of life, I can think of maybe 2-3 times in my life I have worn make-up when not on stage. One was Halloween.

Anonymous wrote:Does your man wear make up? If so what brands? Mine wears concealer, bronzer and lip stain but it's very understated and natural.

Are you the same poster with the husband who wears pantyhose?

Ha, Makeup? I can't even convince DH that a little moisturizer won't kill him. Once or twice when he was complaining about a blemish on his face he allowed me to apply a tiny dab of conceal or, but that was it.

On the other hand DH was blessed with gorgeous eyelashes, People occasionally ask if he's wearing mascara. He's not, he just has great lashes. And I hate him for it.

Def not. I just got DH to use moisturizer because he was getting my good pillowcases oily after washing his face at night. I guess it'd be a dealbreaker because I can't imagine hugging DH and him getting make up on my clothes. Total turn-off lol

Anonymous wrote:I can't get mine to use conditioner on his hair!

Mine barely uses shampoo! All soap.

Anonymous wrote:Mine son is 13 & puts concealer on redness from pimples. He is my exact shade so it blends in & is not at all noticeable. Told him that his life would be a lot worse if peers thought he was wearing makeup then the redness from a pimple.

And I wish my husband would take a little more interest in how he looks. He doesn't need conceller, but a little moisturizer or a good face wash would be nice.

Mine son is 13 & puts concealer on redness from pimples. He is my exact shade so it blends in & is not at all noticeable. Told him that his life would be a lot worse if peers thought he was wearing makeup then the redness from a pimple.

Anonymous wrote:Disgusting? It's disgusting when women don't wear make up and be ugly by choice.

...so all women are ugly without makeup? If you are a woman, do you put your face on right when you wake up or do you sleep in makeup?

Disgusting? It's disgusting when women don't wear make up and be ugly by choice.

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Anonymous wrote:Just no. That would be a total deal breaker for me. I love my drag and trans friends dearly. But I wouldn't want to date them.

How many trans friends do you have?

Three whom I would consider close friends.