2011-01-25, 21:43 | Link #61 |
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I don't really care. If I'm attracted to a girl, it probably won't be because of her makeup, lol. So I leave it to the ladies to decide, since it's pretty irrelevant to me, and it's not my face/body in the first place.
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2011-01-25, 22:56 | Link #62 |
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You know whoever neg-repped me for "semi-racist" comment, that sure as hell was not my intent. Whoever you are, you sure need to take a chill pill. Jesus, I could say girls from India have the best eyes, in my opinion, but I guess I could get racist-failed for that one too.
And my with-makeup argument still stands.
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2011-01-27, 06:32 | Link #66 | |
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2. I got negged here too with a smile "" 3. I still stand neutral on the matter. With or without makeup, so long as it's done right and I can still have time to appreciate the girl's natural look, I don't have any particular tendency. |
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2011-01-27, 10:24 | Link #68 |
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Makeup can look good, but I'd prefer less if possible, since when i see someone wearing makeup I can't help but think she's trying to compensate for something, even if she is pretty without it. Some women may look sexier with makeup correctly applied, but it detracts from the original prettiness. It's like the difference between candy and fruit; candy may be more absolutely sweet but fruit has more taste.
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2011-01-27, 12:10 | Link #69 |
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With make up.
Make up makes girls look way hotter, and gives them another canvass to express themselves on. I like when girls wear crazy make-up, I know this one chick who has eyeshadow that reacts to black light, it looks hella cool. And one time I saw a dude with his face painted like darth maul, I think that would have looked pretty cool on a girl.
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2011-01-28, 07:44 | Link #70 |
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Objection!
This poll is sexist to to heterosexual girls who have no interest in girls to have a preference if they like with or without make up! I'm shocked and appalled by the lack of considersation for the fairer sex on a broader scale. Where's the: "I'm female and I prefer it on." "I'm female and prefer it off." I demand that the OP hang their head in shame and wear a full heavy set of make up for an entire day offline, bright red lipstick, blusher, thick mascara, foundation, the works. And take a picture and post onto Asuki as their penance. (Based on the assumption that the OP is male) 9 times outta 10, those who you think have no make up on, have it, but have applied it to become 'invisible'. (That's the best application, used to enhance scretly rather than to stand out). Me personally was the teenager who snuck out of the house into the car to avoid her mother grabbing her to put face powder on just before her family left for an event or something. I don't mind it, but am faaaaaaar too lazy to deal with taking it off so I haven't worn it most of my life, as a result, cannot apply it well. Happy to be 100% natural and make up free for life Now seriously, the OP needs to pay big time here....
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2011-01-28, 08:18 | Link #71 | |
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Now if you excuse me, I am going to dig a spiderhole and put a couple of bulletproof vests over it, while Myst goes on an all out rampage.
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2011-01-28, 13:15 | Link #73 | |
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Actually, its always "amusing/tragic/appalling" how often a poster (either as OP or whatever) will ASSUME that 1) the readers are all in the USA. (or worse, in their own neighborhood, nothing beats posting to the entire planet a query about what is happening down the street with insufficient use of proper nouns) 2) that the readers are all young male teens (the prehistoric 'there are no girlz on the net' idiocy) 3) that the asserted opinions they have are 'fact' (a natural result of never having to critique themselves or learn how to discuss). At the least, its incredibly provincial. So we get people getting negrepped for expressing attractive preferences in race, orientation, age, etc.... whee.
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2011-01-28, 14:55 | Link #75 | |
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Either way, I think a lot of girls could be a lot cuter if they didn't wear face-paint all the friggin' time. Sometimes, it's those little 'defects' that can make a girl that much more attractive. And as with everything, too much is definitely bad. If you feel like you MUST apply it and absolutely cannot do without, please be conservative and only apply it to accentuate your good points, not to disguise your bad ones, because there will most likely come a time when you find someone who WILL find out what you're hiding from him (or her, if you swing that way) and the results may not be pretty.
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2011-01-28, 16:41 | Link #76 |
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I think a lot of the girls posting here are annoyed at all the guys saying "without" because the whole entire enterprise of "expected feminine standards of beauty" is pretty much completely the fault of guys.
The image that girls chase--the shoes, the clothes, the makeup, the jewelry--it's a big business, makes billions of dollars a year around the world, and is almost wholly promoted, developed and perpetuated by dudes. You'll get a lot of feminists who bristle at the responses male posters are giving here, because a lot of the pressure for a woman to look pretty is the pressure to attract a mate (which is usually male)--a lot of that pressure is placed on women by men. Personally I don't care nor do I listen, and the way I dress and wear makeup is completely unrelated to catching a man, of course.
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2011-01-28, 17:08 | Link #77 |
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Overload of make-up is gross, but when used in a right way , it makes the girl shine. It's like: do you like girls who dress with fashion style opposed to those who dress simple,plain and boring? Well, maybe not a good comparison but " Natural is the only true beauty" is just too idealistic for me. It's like who cares about money,work,looks when we have love.And make-up in a proper way can't make things worse even for a very natural beautiful girl, I believe so. So if you have something to make you look better, even by a little, why not use it?
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2011-01-28, 18:28 | Link #79 | |
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Are you saying that if I wear make-up to cover up flaws, I'm basically lying to the world, and one day, someone will find out I have skin issues or something and they will dump me because of it? That's... huh. For one, covering up flaws with make-up is not the same as never mentioning you have them. Even if you don't mention them, though, I don't see how it's that big of a deal. Oh well. I'm just glad I don't swing either way, then, and can continue lying to the world without any fear of repercussions whenever I feel like it!
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