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my mom was and still is a pretty toxic person. she divorced my dad when I was 3 and took me away from him and then decided to poisoned my head by telling me that it was his fault, that supposedly he never loved me and left me for her to raise me on her own.

I dont even know where to start on all the things she used to do to me while growing up. she used to

• take out all of her everyday stress and frustration out on me
• she used to scorn me whenever I stood up for myself
• always compared/contrast me with my cousins and kids of her friends who supposedly did things better than I did
• limit my friends
• limit my hobbies
• used to take off and leave me behind with relatives and other friends of hers

but it obviously couldnt just end there, as I got older she used to

• treat me like I always her husband
• was obligated to get a job and help out with spending (even though my stepdad made enough)
• pressure me to move out and "get out of her life" literally on a daily basis
• always looked for an excuse to pick fights with me and then acted like a victim when I would retaliate

and the list goes on. After High School I've become a toxic cunt magnet myself, in fact I have 2 older brothers who were in and out of toxic relationships as I grew up. I used to watch them go through all that hell that I promised myself that I will stay single because I dont want to be like them. but again whenever I break this promise the women I show interest or show interest in me always end up showing their true colors later on and end up repulsing to me.

till then I was always told that us humans will always be bound to attract or be attracted to people like our parents. Celebrities like Eminem are a prime example of this as well. so I was wondering should we children of toxic parents just remain single forever? is this our only antidote for peace?

Most women don't like the same at all without makeup. It hides all of their imperfections and boosts their confidence. Without it, a lot of women feel insecure, and that's their real persona. Most high-profile models and celebrities look like ordinary people without makeup. So why create such a fake world in the first place. Hundreds of years ago there was almost no makeup, yet women were the same and confident too and men liked them. I know some guys' friends broke off with their girlfriends after seeing them without makeup. But tons of guys will date a not-so-perfect girl too but they usually don't go for them.
Why start a relationship with a false pretext in the first place?
Girls say they wear makeup for themselves to feel more confident, attractive. How does makeup help with it? Confidence comes with being a good person, being intelligent, or talented, with a good job and life.
A lot of women complain that hot-looking women date ugly guys, but chances are higher she is in the same bracket with him without makeup.
Personally, I am okay with women having imperfections. I like freckles or smile lines.

Hollywood actors too wear makeup.