Railroad
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I can see that. Don't like it, but I concede.
So really, that answers the original question, right there, but only as it applies to some women. Sad but true, no doubt.
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It's Necessary?
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I can see that. Don't like it, but I concede.
So really, that answers the original question, right there, but only as it applies to some women. Sad but true, no doubt.
MarieB
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You bring up something that i've thought about
All those metrosexual men and clothing -I can't stand it. Last time I went to Macy's to buy my husband a shirt, I walked out disgusted.
I don't like it either. I want men who look like men. When my boyfriend is more feminine than me, that becomes a problem.
MarieB
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Just imagine being in France. I was shocked to hear that men there wear capris
Their annoying accent is bad enough
TruckLuvr
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My screen name can be confusing, however, I am a woman. I prefer to wear make-up and have been doing so for a long time. I don't feel dressed without it. When dating, I find the process of getting all dolled up exciting. Although I enjoy make-up, it's not a necessity for me, I have my moments when I go without it. Like anything else, it's part of me, if someone holds wearing make-up against me or decides I'm too high maintenance because I wear it, then that's their loss.
luvmygdaughters
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I wear make up and do my hair Monday thru Friday for work. Unless we're going somewhere special on the weekend, I refuse to put it on. I could actually sleep an extra 1/2 hour if I didn't have to do makeup and hair on the weekday mornings.
withrespect
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I like make-up. 
My husband likes when we go out and I get all dolled-up with the doe-eyes and big hair. 
LOVES IT.
My husband likes when we go out and I get all dolled-up with the doe-eyes and big hair. LOVES IT.
kwillia
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Are you sure it has nothing to do with the make-up covering up your wrinkles?I like make-up.
LOVES IT.
withrespect
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Are you sure it has nothing to do with the make-up covering up your wrinkles?
Why do you hate me so?
withrespect
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Fiancé likes my makeup but says I look just as "exotic" 
eyebrow without it.
I prefer to wear makeup and I always have. It makes me feel less self-conscious and well, I guess I am just a girly-girl because I love all that kind of stuff.
Getting dolled up and seeing his face when I walk out makes me feel good.
I remember this one time, I took a little extra time on my makeup... I put my hair in hot-rollers so when I took them out my hair was full and flowing...I was wearing a red spaghetti-strap maxi dress... and when I walked out, his eyes lit up, his jaw dropped, and he put his hand over his heart.
He didn't say a word... but because of his reaction, I had never felt so beautiful.
Makeup is a tool.
Think of our make-up set as your toolbox... with your sock wrenches and pliers and screwdrivers and such... They all help with something.
eyebrow without it. I prefer to wear makeup and I always have. It makes me feel less self-conscious and well, I guess I am just a girly-girl because I love all that kind of stuff.
Getting dolled up and seeing his face when I walk out makes me feel good.
I remember this one time, I took a little extra time on my makeup... I put my hair in hot-rollers so when I took them out my hair was full and flowing...I was wearing a red spaghetti-strap maxi dress... and when I walked out, his eyes lit up, his jaw dropped, and he put his hand over his heart.
He didn't say a word... but because of his reaction, I had never felt so beautiful. Makeup is a tool.
Think of our make-up set as your toolbox... with your sock wrenches and pliers and screwdrivers and such... They all help with something.