The Deception of Makeup - Trannies excluded, they need all the help they can get

Is typical use of makeup deceptive, yes or no?


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The reliance on makeup by either sex is eerie to me, especially given this political climate with body acceptance.

You aren't going to stop makeup. It's a multi billion dollar industry with thousands of youtubers reviewing products constantly with massive fanbases. The entire body acceptance "movement" is a red herring, a marketing gimmick. Makeup sales and plastic surgery is higher now than it's ever been. Gay Men and Trannies are now getting in on the action. Sure, people say they support body acceptance..... But only until they get insecure after looking at their instagram feed.

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I hate makeup, it doesn't stay where you put it after a long day and heaven forbid you rub your eyes with mascara on.

However it is very useful if you're a pasty, beady eyed mole person and you work a job that half relies on tips.

My ex boss called me asides to tell me I needed to wear that shit back when I was a young autist that just wanted a workday that wasn't uncomfortable. It wasn't that I was scruffy otherwise either, I always had my hair done nicely and dressed well.

Trust me, some of us women don't like the shit but get pushed to wear it for pain of wages.

Is it deception though...? I suppose to the customers sure, no different to me acting professional when, really, I'd quite like to see them shot.

As for relationships, sure it might be used for one night stand bait for the very few women actually into that, but it's rare to meet a woman who doesn't go barefaced and pajama-ed around her other half at home.
 
You aren't going to stop makeup. It's a multi billion dollar industry with thousands of youtubers reviewing products constantly with massive fanbases. The entire body acceptance "movement" is a red herring, a marketing gimmick. Makeup sales and plastic surgery is higher now than it's ever been. Gay Men and Trannies are now getting in on the action. Sure, people say they support body acceptance..... But only until they get insecure after looking at their instagram feed.

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Body acceptance is a movement about accepting your ability to spend money on looking how society wants
 
I mean… I’m not sure i understand what point OP is trying to make but yes, make-up is a form of deception. An innocent one tho: no matter how magic it looks online, irl you can always tell what a person is wearing and how much.

Social implications can be a bit trickier when someone is expected to wear makeup daily or it become a status symbol, but then again in these occasion we’d have to deal with a bigger problem.
 
Physical exercise; leading to a nice body and make up are not comparable.
Roids and makeup are the same really.
A healthy diet and good lifestyle would be the make-up equivalent of physical exercise.

Most things that attract us do so because they instinctively tell us that he or she is a good and healthy mate. A clear skin is a sign of health. A well-trained physique is the same. Both show some facets of a persons character; mainly at least a sense of discipline and restraint to actually train and not gorge his or her face with junk food. Using make-up or roids is thus inherently deceitful about your own character and lifestyle.

Even a little use of make-up can have massive effects. You'll understand if you see those optical illusions of the same color; once ringed by white once by grey. With a bit of thinking you don't need much to have a serious impact on someone's looks.
 
If you meet a women with garish make up, chances are she is kinda fucked in the head. I don't say it's wrong to wear make up, but there is a correlation. Bonus points if it's badly applied. I think everyone knows that one crazy older woman with make up that makes her look like a tranny trying out his first lipstick.
So yeah, over the top make up is a red flag for me.

Otherwise? Is make up deceptive? Hell no. You need to be a goddess of make up to drastically change your appearance. Besides, most women don't have the time do this stuff every day. Most people just apply toner to make their skin more even, maybe some mascara, eyeshadows, lipstick and that's it. It doesn't even look that drastic. But of course OP is autistic virgin so he wouldn't get it.
 
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If she's using enough makeup that it is outright deceptive, you'll know the next day after you fuck her. Then if she looks like a dumpster fire you can say "Bitch, that face you sold me was a lie. GTFO"
 
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People lie all the time even outside of their appearance, if you always take everyone at face value (lol pun) you're in for a rough time

If most of the women/men you see day to day are instathots and ewhores online, you've pretty much guaranteed yourself to have whiplash over it if you let it matter that much to you. Spending more time around down to earth ppl offline, and less around bougie socialites on youtube who get their ideals from media can help.

It's really not your problem if dumb ppl online will really be fooled into thinking a majorly made up face is natural. Most of those people are A. Kids or B. Not very bright. They're in for their own rough awakening one day. All that shit is temporary anyway, when you find someone who loves you for you it doesn't really matter anymore.

If your primary motive is simply getting attention, makeup is one easy way to obtain it, for sure. But attention doesn't guarantee happiness. It's just an ideal some people hold, not a requisite for a good life.

Personally, makeup is just something fun you do for datenight or parties, and light concealer with mascara for work helps hide the soulsucking drain of your lifeforce you experience day in and day out as a wagie with no hope for the future, so people don't ask you if you're sick all the time & report you to mgmt. But I digress
 
Otherwise? Is make up deceptive? Hell no. You need to be a goddess of make up to drastically change your appearance. Besides, most women don't have the time do this stuff every day. Most people just apply toner to make their skin more even, maybe some mascara, eyeshadows, lipstick and that's it. It doesn't even look that drastic. But of course OP is autistic virgin so he wouldn't get it.
Photo filters and adjustments are a lot easier to use, but they don't see much use outside of social media, as far as I know.
 
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Photo filters and adjustments are a lot easier to use, but they don't see much use outside of social media, as far as I know.
The best way to sandblast your face IRL is plastic surgery, and usually you can tell if someone had work done.


Makeup is hard to cover the face with completely without spending 3 hours doing it & literally painting your face. You'll still see imperfections and such there. If you're mad because eyebags are being covered, ask yourself why they're being covered and maybe have sympathy if she does long overnights. If you think something like wrinkles (much harder to cover) are being hidden and you don't like that, you can terminate the conversation right there and not fuck her.

Basically, you can tolerate a woman even if you think she's lying - she probably doesn't see it as lying herself, some chicks have it as a job requirement or just enjoy having cute red lips that she sure you will clock as unnatural because women sometimes think men are smarter about make up than they are. Wearing makeup in every day life usually doesn't mean she's about to steal your wallet, the meth face does.
 
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