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I wanted to cosplay as a genderbend version of Danny Phantom in casual school outfit but I don’t want to wear a superhero outfit because I don’t like skin tight clothing since they are so uncomfortable. I don’t like cosplaying mainstream characters because I heard people are more likely to criticise and judge if those cosplays are not accurate enough. I enjoy cosplaying but mostly I cosplay old classic characters from the early 2000s.

I posted a question hours ago and I was met with two trolls who insisted I put on makeup and called me names for choosing not to shave. I understand it’s ok to have preferences for smooth skin and it’s a good thing there are men that are respectful of my decisions. It’s another thing entirely when people online want to control how you should do to your body. They all want to assert dominance over the victim which fortunately doesn’t work on me. I believe in doing whatever you want with your bodies and not give a damn what others think.

I have seen on social media about how women said if they choose to go without makeup and not shave, they’d be called ugly and not taking care of themselves. From my experience I chose not to wear makeup because I don’t like how it feels on my skin since I felt more comfortable with a bare face. When I go out with a bare face and no shaving, I didn’t get hit on by men which to me it’s to my advantage since getting hit on stresses me out big time. My best friend wears makeup whenever she wants to and I’m fine with it. All women and girls have the rights to do what they want when it comes to makeup and shaving. Are men put off by body hair, stretch marks, cellulite, acne marks, dark circles, mole, etc?