Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Beauty standards like these are decided mostly by men. Women adhere because they are social creatures who want to please and be liked. Thank god I don’t have to wear high heels, they would make me slow and cause injury.
Men have little say in all this.
+1
Women's beauty and fashion is mostly decided by women. Women adhere to them because we are social creatures and want to be liked by women and sometimes by men.
Lol. Tell me you know nothing about the fashion/beauty industry without telling me you know nothing about it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hmm so I’m in my mid-30s and noticing, socially and professionally, more and more women are not wearing heels or more noticeable makeup (except for weddings and “nice” events). Or increasing women choosing not to color their hair.
It’s a real change even to about ten years ago. I don’t know if the pandemic sped it up or what but it’s interesting.
I haven’t seen a woman wearing makeup at work in years. When I run into a person with a full face of makeup, she sticks out in a bad way. Like she’s insecure and probably fake.
Oh that’s cute. You think women who aren’t wearing bright red lipstick have on no makeup.
Anonymous wrote:Why women have to do all this but not men? Should society recognize it as something making women second degree citizens?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to think it was men fueling this, but I see my 17 yr old DD, and even when at home, she likes to feel pretty. I'm sure that part is societal, but I don't think she does it to please men.
I also feel blah when I don't have some makeup on, and I permanently wfh. I hardly go out in the summer. Can't stand the weather.
Why does she feel “pretty”? Because she’s meeting the male gaze standard. She may not know it but that’s what she’s doing.
You may not know it, but you really aren’t that intelligent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guy here - lingerie, makeup and heels do absolutely nothing for me!
I just want a natural beauty (which I've got!).
A woman can be naturally beautiful and wear heels, lingerie and make up. Just like guys with nice bodies, that ruin their “look” by wearing jorts, white high tops and a heavily logo T-shirt.
The attractive part of lingerie heels is being well put together. Well put together people are generally more attractive than those that aren’t, regardless of sex.
We're not dressing that way for you, honey!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guy here - lingerie, makeup and heels do absolutely nothing for me!
I just want a natural beauty (which I've got!).
A woman can be naturally beautiful and wear heels, lingerie and make up. Just like guys with nice bodies, that ruin their “look” by wearing jorts, white high tops and a heavily logo T-shirt.
The attractive part of lingerie heels is being well put together. Well put together people are generally more attractive than those that aren’t, regardless of sex.
The guy doesn’t like it. You do. Both are fine. Why are you explaining this? (a woman by the way).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guy here - lingerie, makeup and heels do absolutely nothing for me!
I just want a natural beauty (which I've got!).
A woman can be naturally beautiful and wear heels, lingerie and make up. Just like guys with nice bodies, that ruin their “look” by wearing jorts, white high tops and a heavily logo T-shirt.
The attractive part of lingerie heels is being well put together. Well put together people are generally more attractive than those that aren’t, regardless of sex.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hmm so I’m in my mid-30s and noticing, socially and professionally, more and more women are not wearing heels or more noticeable makeup (except for weddings and “nice” events). Or increasing women choosing not to color their hair.
It’s a real change even to about ten years ago. I don’t know if the pandemic sped it up or what but it’s interesting.
I haven’t seen a woman wearing makeup at work in years. When I run into a person with a full face of makeup, she sticks out in a bad way. Like she’s insecure and probably fake.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why women have to do all this but not men? Should society recognize it as something making women second degree citizens?
If men try to wear makeup, the Republicans go crazy (unless they themselves are the ones wearing it).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh fetish poster. What about latex and urethra glasses?
Not OP, but I think men should shave and do bikini wax if they want their partners to do so.
Most seem to. Though I hear that zoomers tend to be lazy and not groom as much, both males and females. Ick!
Well the majority of young men are not seeking relationships or sex. They have chosen to just be on there own.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh fetish poster. What about latex and urethra glasses?
Not OP, but I think men should shave and do bikini wax if they want their partners to do so.
Most seem to. Though I hear that zoomers tend to be lazy and not groom as much, both males and females. Ick!
Why Ick? If they use bidet to wash after every urination and deification, they are perfectly clean between showers, at least better than people who only use toilet paper to clean and are only clean between a shower and next use of toilet. Body hair have normal biological function and you don't need to shave all over.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to think it was men fueling this, but I see my 17 yr old DD, and even when at home, she likes to feel pretty. I'm sure that part is societal, but I don't think she does it to please men.
I also feel blah when I don't have some makeup on, and I permanently wfh. I hardly go out in the summer. Can't stand the weather.
Why does she feel “pretty”? Because she’s meeting the male gaze standard. She may not know it but that’s what she’s doing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to think it was men fueling this, but I see my 17 yr old DD, and even when at home, she likes to feel pretty. I'm sure that part is societal, but I don't think she does it to please men.
I also feel blah when I don't have some makeup on, and I permanently wfh. I hardly go out in the summer. Can't stand the weather.
You have internalized the subjugation. You need to be deprogrammed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. Stop this nonsense. No one is forced to do anything these days.
Really?