In some cases I find it disrespectful, in other cases artistic.
Generally, I find it weird and annoying. It is weird because it's abnormal behaviour and it's annoying because it has an imposing element to it. In being weird there must be some silly thoughts or behaviours associated with it which may arouse suspicion of many things. In being imposing, any attempt to stand out has in it the element of challenge. If I were to wear a MAGA hat among a group of liberals it would be the same.
However, I wouldn't let such things sully my experience of this world. Annoying or not I am generally kind to anyone, as I must be annoying too to somebody. I am more concerned with what is in their head then on their face. Primarily so I can attain useful information and detect threats. If that same person had an interesting mind I wouldn't care.
I also admire talent, so even if I thought the content of their mind was nothing but silly drama, I wouldn't take that out on the artistic expression if it were good. Although, I may be crude in my expectations. I've seeen much better than this picture.
Above all else I would have to champion almost anyone from the likes of the mob. My enemies enemies are my friends and it is collectivists and mob minded people whom take priority in persecution and discrimination. Also, I wouldn't care to infinge on anyones activity that doesn't break the non aggressive principle.
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As a male cosplayer for a range of things (movie characters, anime characters, game characters etc) I have to generally use quite a lot of makeup to look like those characters as most of them are really that realistic looking. I understand that many people have a negative stance towards guys wearing makeup, I've experienced it myself, but for me personally the support has overwhelmed the negatives and nowadays I don't get too much shit for it anymore. I don't put makeup on a regular basis, only for photoshoots/dance covers, but I don't feel that it's anything that far out of the ordinary anymore.
I think it's artistic and I have no problem either guys wearing it, but I will say that I don't find it overly attractive and wouldn't date someone who wore it.
Peeople need to chill, he is James Charles and he is a makeup artist
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I don't mind the natural minimal kind where it's just some foundation to even out redness on skin and/or concealer under the eyes to cover dark circles or anything like that, maybe some eyebrow product which makes it rather enhancing/refining rather than the editorial kind. I personally feel like that makeup is only for stage performance, an editorial photoshoot or something like that that has to do with his profession or hobby. But you know what Iean when I am not a fan of the idea of guys with obvious paint of his face when doing his everyday stuff.
Because remember, even drag queens don't wear makeup out if their drag performance!I don't really like feminine makeup looks on men, but if it's masculine makeup like how it is on male actors, then sure. I don't mind using concealer or foundation because my face is red, but I wouldn't do anything more than that.
They have the liberty to do what they're gonna do though, and I have the liberty to dislike it. Sure, I'll lowkey judge them in my mind, but that's about it. I feel a little differently when it comes to drag queens, as drag queens already have the complete look and are fabulous as hell, but I think it's weird when a guy looks like a guy in terms of clothes and hair, but very feminine makeup.I don't do it but I've no issue with guys using a little to cover up like acne or big zits but the guy is taking it to a whole new level. Is he a makeup artist or something?
I think makeup doesn't have a gender, I've seen a lot of guys who look so hot in makeup. Whatever a girl or guy wants to do to their face or body they can. I love James Charles, Patrick Starr, and some other guy makeup artist. For all the people who says he's gay, well DUHH we know that. Most guys who wear makeup are.
I think it's fine. Especially if they take a little time to practice how make up is applied correctly. I don't see any reason why men shouldn't be able to enhance their face with make up, just as much as women.
But I have to say, that I would find it weird, if a man that is straight would make themselves look feminine using make up. If I was a man, I would use make up to enhance masculine features instead of feminine.proxy.duckduckgo.com/.../
I wear lipstick on my d*** sometimes.My grandfather and greatgrandfather fought in WW1 and WW2 for this shite? LOL. That is the ugliest "guy" I've ever seen. My neighborhood's chihuahua would chew him up for breakfast.
I love it when I see guys like that. Because laughter releases pheromones, dopamine & endorphins. The last one is the equivalent to opiates.
I'm pretty sure that's why I'm addicted to GAG.
@chocolatecheesecakeDepends if you are a celebrity or have some skin problems and you want them to be hidden. Back in the 80s it was a fashion for famous men to wear make up, look at Michael Jackson for example. Anyways, 90% of male celebrities wear makeup, they have to look beautiful and young. As for normal men well, I don't wanna see a man wearing makeup.
No problem with it at all. However if they slay like James they better be ready to share all their trade secrets with me.
I love James Charles ! He gets away with it ! I have no problem with guys who wear make up.. I've even noticed male actors on tv shows also wear make up but it kept natural !
I like it, although natural, just like I wear it.
But if I see a guy in full makeup, I will respect that man, legend!nothing wrong with it. In my opinion makeup isnβt gender specific and is a form of art. Some of the work figures like James Charles and Jeffree Star do are incredible.
There are many ways you can wear make up.
Just because a guy wears make up doesn't mean he's going to put on pink lipstick and black eyeshadow. Just a reminder for some of the guys in the comments.
I think it's totally fineI'm fine with face paint for whatever event.
But makeup? That's just weird AF to me. That is the ONE area I might agree with feminists that we have privilege. We don't have to wear makeup. And these guys are volunteering? Strange.It's certainly not for me (lol), but it doesn't bother me. More power to them.
Personally i think it would be a bad strategy in terms of becoming more attractive to women. Some women will say things like " Its takes bravery to wear make up as a man". But honestly, I dont believe them. I believe that most women would regard a man with make up as insecure about his looks, and insecurity is just way too unattractive. The only time it might be pulled off is in the Goth community.
lame, bizarre and why would a guy want to wear make up anyway? Make up was done for women. Why guys want to be like us? I mean that is why we were born differently men and women period is as simple as that.
Well makeup as such I don't like. My boyfriend sometimes has black nails and I think it's fine. But other than that I would not be ok with
With James Charles type guys I don't really agree with it but they can do what they want, BUT if they're wearing make up for comedy like Martin Lawrence did for all these years playing as women then yeah I'm all for it.
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