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lemmy.world

I prefer the look on the right… I don't really need women to look like a Star Trek character

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99% of the time women look prettier without heavy makeup. That's just my opinion that nobody asked for though 🤷‍♀️

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lemmy.today

Yeah, I was on board until he ruled out Marina Sirtis. Tsk tsk.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

Exactly. Denice or Gates? Even Barbara and Gwyneth, with our without the makeup, if I were quite a bit older.

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lemmy.world

Studio makeup is on a whole different level. If you saw an actor in stage makeup you would swear they are wearing a mask. It's designed to look good under harsh lighting. Btw Kate Mulgrew has a face full of freckles.

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Yes and they famously go to conventions without putting on any makeup whatsoever. 🫩

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sh.itjust.works

lol, yeah, but it's a matter of taste.

btw how lucky is jeremy who has obviously never been assaulted and locks himself in his basement every halloween

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anarchist.nexus

Oh no! Shes beautiful naturally and yassed up!? The fucking horror! My steak, my steak is far too juicy. Oh this lobster! Waiter! Far too much butter!

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Back in the day (17th, 18th century) there were so abundant they just washed up on shore and were used as cheap food for the poor, servants and prisoners. Things changed when lobsters were transported inland with trains.

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Selenireply
lemmy.world

It used to be considered such a ‘trash food’ fit only for the pathetically poor that there were actually servant employment contracts that limited the amount of lobster the Master of the House was allowed to feed his staff.

Now, that’s largely independent of the taste, mind you. It was more that the Victorians considered any bottom-feeder seafood to be nigh unfit for eating.

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lemmy.zip

As a victim of rape, I cannot put into words how insulting this is

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feddit.org

If you look at the left one and can't tell, that's on you ...

Also, I hate current makeup trends. Uncanny valley type of shit

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infosec.pub

As someone who doesn't keep up on make up trends, I'm not sure what you mean.

Can you point to any examples?

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feddit.org

TBH I'm not super knowledgable about makeup, but the look on the left side, or something more or less like it, is pretty common in like celebrity spaces, porn etc., and it definitely wasn't quite like this 20 years ago. Maralago face is one variant, but the general style seems broader than that to me.

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infosec.pub

Did not know Maralago face was a thing, but I know exactly what you mean.

My (ultra-MAGA) father won't shut up about how "drop dead gorgeous" Melania Trump is....but when i look at her, she looks like she's made of plastic.

Not to necessarily knock the look; it must work for some people, and if that's how you prefer to look, don't let me shit on your day. That said, it's not for me and I'm glad my partner prefers a more au natural look.

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It's lowk one of the most ugly women i have seen, not gonna lie

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The left picture is a pretty good example. I don't know any of the terminology but it seems to revolve around trying to make it look like they have maralago face. Just ends up looking unnatural to me.

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lemmy.ca

This argument is stupid either way of course... But I find the picture on the right way more attractive.

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Agreed in a 100 % non-objectifying way (as you are as well). Velma can go kick rocks.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

But I find the picture on the right way more attractive.

"Don't worry, ladies! This incel finds you ugly, but I find you attractive!"

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

You're expressing your opinion just like Jeremy is in the post.

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lemmy.ca

For a complete stranger, you seem to think you've got me all figured out. While we're throwing accusations around, you come across as really defensive and needlessly confrontational.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

I'm responding to you doing the exact same thing as the man in the post.

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You are. Jeremy is objectifying this woman and so are you. It's not about what is more attractive to men.

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Not really, since the entire point is that “Jeremy” calls it SA

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lemmy.world

Did you just compare recognition of beauty to fucking rape? Do you have any clue how unhinged you sound?

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sh.itjust.works

People like you do more harm than good for the cause you're fighting for. You are a living caricature of what actual incels use to justify their rotten worldview.

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She imitates the TV show with the same name.

Just commenting because I recently told her about the same - this was not a single blunder, this is how she is.

But once you recognize the username, you also realize there's the wisdom/balance missing that people usually get when becoming adults. She might be 80 for all I know, but I haven't seen a single comment that wouldn't fit for a teenager.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

If one person on the internet being a feminist killjoy is enough for you to disavow feminism, you were never supportive of it to begin with.

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sh.itjust.works

Lol, I'm not disavowing feminism. Your comments won't change the mind of anyone who already had an egalitarian mindset - but in aggregate lots of comments like yours push away people on the fence, and entrench those who are already in a bad place.

If a woman made an equivalent comment about the before and after shots of a guy getting in shape or something it would rightfully not draw any ire. Jumping down the throat of every guy who expresses their preferences about women is not going to win us any allies.

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Almaccareply
aussie.zone

Who said anything about changing anyone's minds? She's merely pointing out that blunderworld's comment is still objectifying women. The up/downvote ratio says a lot about the Lemmy crowd that they should be ashamed of.

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sh.itjust.works

If a woman had made an identical comment about a dude posting with/without makeup photos it wouldn't have drawn any ire.

It wasn't objectification. He never insinuated that her looks were all that mattered, or that she wasn't a unique snowflake of a person - he simply mentioned his own preference about makeup.

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he simply mentioned his own preference about makeup.

He mentioned his own preference about the woman pictured in the meme.

If a woman had made an identical comment about a dude posting with/without makeup photos it wouldn’t have drawn any ire.

It should draw ire.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

I don't have an inherent responsibility to be the nicest, most kind woman ever in order to get people to understand and support feminism and women's rights. I'm a person on the internet with strong opinions. That's it.

If you want to believe that a single feminist killjoy on the internet is solely responsible for winning allies in the fight for women's rights, that's on you. I'm just pissed off at the audacity of people commenting on women as if they're objects to be dolled up (or not) to look nice for men.

Believe it or not, women are allowed to be angry. And I don't care what y'all think.

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sh.itjust.works

No, you don't have any responsibility per se, but you should know your comments come off more misandrist than feminist, and actively harm the cause. You are the embodiment of the shrieking feminazi strawman that incels joke about - and I'm not convinced you aren't a larping incel trying to push their conspiracy that feminism = man-hating.

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If you took one look at my post history, you'd know I'm not a larping incel. I don't push that feminism = man hating.

I'm allowed my opinions same as any other anonymous person on the internet. Again, if my comments are enough to put someone off of feminism, they were never supportive of women's rights to begin with.

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lemmy.world

I am crazy or is she not way more attractive without the makeup?

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Swedneckreply
discuss.tchncs.de

i mean the makeup sucks, frankly. I don't understand why it has become normal to dip your head in a bucket of concealer..
Feels like the equivalent of guys who think more muscle == more betterer until they just look like balloon animals.

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It's not to look attractive, it is so you can have fun looking the way you want. That goes for both situations. A side consequence is if you focus on looking how you want, you will attract people who like you the way you look when you feel your best.

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lemmy.world

Part of it is she's authentically smiling and joyful without the makeup instead of doing that forced neutral "Paris Hilton" kind of look with the make-up.

Turns out when people are happy and in a good mood they're more attractive. Who knew?

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It's almost liberating to realize that beauty is not the same as attractiveness.

Someone can look below average, but have a shining, friendly personality that makes them attractive as hell!

No matter the gender, either- I'm not a particularly handsome man, but I can tell you that sparking joy works.

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My husband just said, "If you think the one on the right is not an attractive woman, maybe you're gay. Like, you should just be looking for dudes."

Maybe she's not your exact type, but surely we can all agree that she very much fits the bill for what a large majority of people would traditionally consider pretty.

I am personally not a fan of the highly-made-up trend, so I do think that she's more attractive without the makeup. But I also understand why people like wearing makeup, and it's her right to do it or not depending on her mood. I think anyone who can't tell that she's wearing makeup in the photo on the left is (a) lying or (b) a child.

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This is true. Attractiveeness is also mathematical. Symmetry and having average facial structures also play a role too.

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slrpnk.net

You do realise you're not winning 'good man' points by saying stuff like this, right? You're literally just adding to the misogyny here by further objectifying women.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

Very few people in this thread are capable of understanding that offering judgment on this woman’s appearance is still objectifying her.

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slrpnk.net

I am getting so tired of the internet lately. I appreciate seeing you around but idk how you still have the will to talk to any of these people, the toxicity of these men is starting to feel like I'm stewing in poison.

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Speaking up when I see casual sexism like this helps heal the years of my life when I was taught to be quiet and allow “boys to be boys”.

It’s really understandable how people get sick of seeing this type of toxicity. I hope your day has more good, funny, quirky, weird, and fun things pop up instead of gestures at this thread

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Left looks like generic vapid bimbo, like what you would get if you typed 'vapid bimbo' in gen AI.

Right looks like a person.

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aussie.zone

Maybe it's cultural, but "woman" can sound "old" to some people, and "girl" can sound "young".

Some guys think its respectful to sidestep the whole issue and use an age neutral term, unaware of how it sounds.

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programming.dev

From my personal experience, those who aims to be respectful just say woman.

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from my personal experience

Yes, exactly.

I'm telling you as a matter of fact that I know people who felt awkward saying "woman" because of the age factor.

These guys aren't incels by any means, they're just awkward and naive.

For what it's worth I did tell them that "female" is not a good look, and they should use "women" instead.

The point is not every guy who says "female" is an incel.

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lemmy.wtf

I'm so glad these losers use "female". I don't have to waste time taking them seriously.

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Which makes the impact of the whole "sexual assault" tirade slightly less impacting, right. Still insulting.

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lemmy.wtf

How is it not specific enough and what is this current environment?

Every time I hear someone refer to a woman as a female that person is invariably some kind of incel loser.

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Bliblyreply
lemmy.world

I know everyone's sick of me saying it but that dude is probably a low-key transphobe.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

Most incels are. They hate women and trans women are women.

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Bingo. Transphobia allows them to exert misogyny on an "acceptable" target while also policing femininity in a broader sense.

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I highkenuinely support your endeavors to point righteous fingers

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

"woman" is the term you are looking for. Doesn't have to be any more specific than that unless you're a fucking doctor

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They're not of the correctly gendering crowd, ergo their use of "female" is inherently derogatory. That's the point. It's not the word, per se, but the sub-cultural use of it.

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programming.dev

That post is like some precision engineered engagement bait. There are multiple axes of conflict that ensnare people in the mood to argue or share their opinions.

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Right? And it cares not whether right or left! Pefect, truly!

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lemmy.today

How can this be anything other than rage bait when the woman on the right is so pretty and the language is so gross and offensive?

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Selenireply
lemmy.world

Sadly, people do believe this. These are the same assholes that go off on women for wearing bras and then expecting all tits to be naturally porn-star perky.

Their real goal, under the ragebait, is to create and then normalize an ‘ideal woman’ template that’s nigh-unattainable and then punish every woman who doesn’t fit the mold. A demand, if you will, that every woman perform and dress up just for their eyes, with a side effect of disenfranchising and controlling women as the cherry on top.

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Then add in the fact that if whoever wrote this saw any woman out in public without makeup he would then complain about that.

These people have nothing except their persecution complex.

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lemmy.world

Not really, she just isn’t posing in the second picture. You can see her dimple is still impressed and her eyes slightly closed like she’s trying to suppress a smile.

She’s clearly joyful in both images

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I'm having trouble telling it on account of the makeup but I think she should probably decide which herself.

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lemmy.ml

I'm just riffing on the big ol' smile she has on the right. Just to be clear, I think anyone should wear what feels right to them, though I do feel a little wary of societal pressure when it comes to makeup

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

Fair, fair. Makeup is really just paint colors that are skin safe at the end of the day.

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That's not something we can confirm as objective observers, though. We are not omniscient.

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lemmy.cafe

she’s wearing makeup on the right

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for sure foundation, her skin tone is super even

possibly eye liner and lip liner based on color

the image quality is meh so it is also possibly just compression artifacts

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She's making different expressions, which is a big confounding factor.

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lemmy.world

Let me guess, you're one of those guys who runs around telling women to "smile more".

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Not that I could be bothered but apart from the advice being unsolicited, what's wrong with it?

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kofereply
lemmy.world

Noooboddyyy asked youuu ✨️

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lemmy.world

Is this what you say whenever someone voices their opinion?

You must be fun at the parties you aren't invited to.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

It’s what should be said when men offer their unwanted opinions about a woman’s looks.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

The same thing. That’s not happening in this thread though.

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lemmy.world

What's wrong with offering an unsolicited positive opinion about someone's looks?

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It’s still objectification.

Y’all are sitting around and talking about how she should present herself to be the most attractive to you.

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Fucking dumbasses. And she's beautiful in both pics. But holy hell you have to be stupid to not know that the first one is wearing makeup. What next, someone shocked my lips aren't naturally dark red or black?

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lemmy.ca

Is she not wearing makeup on both photos? The left is obvious because no one has a face like that, but on the right, that skin tone looks way too uniform to be anyone's natural skin.

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switcherooreply
lemmy.world

Men can't tell the difference between actual no-makeup and a no-makeup-look. Ask my husband. We've been working on his ability to tell the difference. 😂

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I can spot even a little concealer or foundation in person but phone cameras apply so many filters I would never make a guess based off a selfie. That could be makeup, could be portrait mode.

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Could just be a phone's camera deciding people should have perfect skin

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This image is compressed to hell. It's impossible to tell. We have very little detail to go off of. It's, at minimum, little makeup. It could be zero makeup, and it could also be edited. There's really just not enough to go off of

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feddit.uk

Damn I hate it when I get seduced by women wearing makeup, it's the worst thing ever, I hope it doesn't happen this weekend.

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Why else, throughout history, have women been blamed just for being attractive?

"No, I raped you! It's your fault for being sexy!"

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I don't think I've ever seen commentary like this offered up by a guy who actually stood even the slightest chance of actually having sex with whatever woman he's complaining about.

Jeremy looks like the sort of guy who thinks the waitress is coming on to him because she smiled and called him "hon."

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I'd be disappointed if I was expecting the woman on the right and the one on the left showed up, but not enough to call it sexual assault, that's wild

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Another example of "Everyone is twelve now."

Yeah kiddo, I know you're surprised women look different when we put on makeup. You're twelve!

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“If men find out we can shapeshift they are going to tell the church”

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sh.itjust.works

I'm convinced these people don't actually like women. Sounds weird typing that out, but you'd have to be an absolute fool to not understand the context around make up in society and what attractive looks like.

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Ragebait gobshites. What they say is irrelevant so long as they get attention (like and subscribe, everyone). It's all for money.

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feddit.org

"Doesn't disclose up front"?

If the guy can't tell that the left one isn't all natural, he seriously needs to get his eyes checked and stop playing games or watching movies that suggest otherwise.

To extend the tiniest bit of charity to him, those games and movies are part of the problem. Sure, some women like to feel pretty, but if every woman looks perfectly styled all the time in the middle of an apocalypse, their contouring and eye-shadow as immaculate when waking up as it was when they went to sleep with it, I can kinda get how someone who rarely interacts with women comes away with the impression that's what women typically look like.

Of course, "rarely interacts with women" is hardly a compliment (and using the term "females" sure isn't helping his case).

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

cant report it to police or anyone

It's not a crime for women to take off their makeup.

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lemmy.world

Friendly reminder that on X, the everything app with Super Grok, posts can be monetized. So it's all fabricated shit mixed with stupidity to maximize engagement.

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The left hand image looks fake. Mainly because the ceiling has major water stains like she's in an abandoned building! But yeah, it's all about the money.

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lemmy.ca

No judgement, but she looks happier on the right.

Also my condolences to Jeremy's hand.

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lemmy.world

It really reaches a new level of bullshit in this post when you find out that men wore make-up but it just went out of fashion.

I'd like to try out some make up styles that could enhance my masculine facial features, just to see what it looks like. Is that a thing?

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Totally. Check out contouring. And, if there's a beauty school near you, they might have cheap make up appointments where you can watch what they use and how they do it while you get glammed up. They're students so they take their time, makes it easy to follow.

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They still wear tons of makeup, especially right wing ones like this guy

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Menchildren are really experts at blaming women for anything and everything, including not understanding basics like "people look a bit different with make up, which is the point".

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Conservatives will show you two pictures of a conventionally attractive person looking conventionally attractive, and then caption it some bs like "the age of men has fallen."

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ulternoreply
programming.dev

The post seems like a retort to something some woman might have posted, saying something like, "If he doesn't tell you he's poor, when hitting on you, that's sexual assault.". There are quite a few to and fro comments like this visible in those spaces.

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Not sure how well that would match the definition of trolling, but the template usually is:

Side A: Says something that people call correct. Side B: Says something that people call absurd, but then realise how that correlates to what Side A previously said. This make people realise the absurdity of what Side A said.

This template has quite a few similarities to little witty fable-like stories that were available in children's books, which ended up helping children develop some level of critical thinking while also being entertaining.

Continue reading for an example story that might not be fun to read, because I am not a very good writer...


The king was once walking around his kingdom's streets when he overheard a drunk guy boasting off how he can stay neck-deep in lake water the whole night in winter. The next day, the guy was summoned to court and offered treasure on the condition that he would do the same. The guy went to the said lake and stayed there the whole night and came back the next day to receive his reward.

When the king asked, how he managed the feat, the guy said that he looked at the burning lamps in the temple on the other side of the lake and got heat from it all night. The king then went on saying that the guy had cheated and proceeded to not give the treasure.

A few days later, the court jester invited the king to dinner at his house. When the king arrived, the jester said that the food was not ready yet and would take some while.
After a few hours of waiting the king went into the kitchen to find the jester. The jester had hung the pot off of a high tree branch in the backyard and had a bonfire under the tree.

Looking at the vertical distance between the pot and the fire, the king had the obvious response of telling the jester how it would be impossible to cook the food with that method, to which the jester responded by saying that it should be possible considering how the guy in the winter lake managed to get heat from a temple 100s of metres away.

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Idk why this dude has such a strong opinion like he's ever going to make sexual contact with a woman.

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You telling me I can date a shapeshifter that is beautiful in all versions? Don't threaten me with a good time!

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Right woman very pretty. Me agree too. Makeup patriarchy.

Anyway.

Left makeup gives me latent ivanka trump vibes which I find pretty weird. It's like makeup or not changed her from loosely Eastern European 28 to 22 from the midwest. If it's real, it is crazy what you can do with makeup effects!

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Left makeup says "Trying very hard to appear affluent" which I find to be 100% soul deleting. The people who habitually appear like that are the people who surrendered their humanity for wealth, or they are the possessions of same.

She looks like an actual person in the right photo.

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For the uninformed: this is a direct response to a post saying that obtaining sex by deception is sexual assault. Which, y'know, it is.

No, makeup doesnt fucking count you unmitigated arsehole.

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If you're saying she looks better without, yea, I agree

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Next they’ll say that women wearing pads of any kind (bra, shoulder, whatever else), heels, and does anything to style their hair is sexual assault. Maybe wearing jewelry or dressing up in nice clothes counts too? Or deodorant, perfume, body lotions?

Ooooh. This is the “barefoot and pregnant” trope from back in the day, just made to look nicer (kinda like a “makeup” of sorts to appear different).

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Almaccareply
aussie.zone

Well, it's not like they're reproducing. Just give it a few years.

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iuminoureply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

sadly it wont work like that

they wont have children and raise incels, but tw*tter will still raise incels from others' children

incelism is a social-media-borne disease to which people raised to be bigots are susceptible

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Almaccareply
aussie.zone

Sadly, you're right. They reproduce asexually, like slime molds, and nuns.

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lemmy.world

These kinds of posts tweets (yes, there's a LOT) piss me off because the woman always looks better without makeup

Edit: pre-amptively going to correct to "without" makeup, because i'm told you can never tell for sure

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I think the main point they usually miss is that women don't wear make-up to attract them, or anyone. Make-up is fun.

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the woman always looks better without makeup

To you

And why should women care what you think when they're putting on makeup?

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lemmy.ca

He has the tone of a guy trying to pull a political Uno-reverse gotcha... but I can't actually tell what the fuck he's trying to draw an allusion to?

Like, is this supposed to be an equivalent of "woman decides she doesn't want sex, persuing it anyway is sexual assault"? Is that supposed to be similar in any way? Is it supposed to be... something about Trans people? Somehow? I'm just not sure what he's even going for...

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Wrenreply
lemmy.today

There was a thing a while ago about how men who lied about who they were to get laid, namely pick-up artists, were committing sexual assault. The manosphere responded with stuff like this, suggesting that women who wore make-up, spanx and padded bras were also committing assault.

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Oh! Okay that seems like a much tighter connection.

And, like, I don't agree with the manosphere 99% of the time... but in this case sleeping with a person who said they were a CEO or whatever but actually they drive Uber doesn't sound like sexual assault to me, so maybe this broken clock was right today. It feels like maybe one thing a bad person said in a TikTok once and just blew up as rage bait.

I mean, don't lie about condoms or vasectomies or sexual health obviously, but other things don't seem sexually relevant to me.

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Is it supposed to be... something about Trans people?

"Trans women refusing to disclose is sexual assault" is something these idiots obsess about and say so yeah probably.

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I think I'm missing something here. What is he actually implying? I'm assuming it some dog whistle to a community I'm not a part of, so someone please enlighten?

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WatDabneyreply
sopuli.xyz

Nah - I don't think it's any sort of dog whistle. It's more in the nature of sour grapes. It's an incel thing - they fantasize about proactively refusing to have sex with women who would never be willing to have sex with them in the first place

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Dude definitely has the "never woke up next to a woman the morning after" kind of energy...

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Bliblyreply
lemmy.world

Probably transphobia since this is how men talk about trans women "tricking" them and not "disclosing". They're constantly worrying about beautiful women tricking them with their attractiveness 🙄

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lemmy.world

Yes, but also some of them are just mad that women sometimes wear makeup that heavily impacts appearance and isn't obvious to those who are both blind and oblivious.

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In addition to the other answers this is probably the kind of guy who either commits sexual assault or fantasizes about committing sexual assault. Typical incel.

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What a wild way to say you've never been with a woman before

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I love the part where he feels like I need to remember that, for reasons or something

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i'm trying to read what the tweet says but all i can see is "i have the driest, loneliest dick on the planet and i want to make it everyone else's problem." anyone else having this issue?

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lemmy.world

Not gonna lie...I'd take either one. Different type different vibe.

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lemmy.zip

I can't imagine that this is controversial. The OP doesn't make any sense to me.

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Agreed...both are beautiful in how she wants to present herself.

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lemmy.world

Why does she look older with the makeup? Shouldn't it work the other way around? She looks 30 something on the left and a teenager on the right.

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Young women and girls use make-up to make themselves look older all the time.

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lemmy.world

A lot of modern makeup styles are more about creating a dramatic visage than a youthful one. Youthful (teen) faces look more rounded than faces well into adulthood.

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Makes sense. I know modern styles partly descend from drag, particularly the use of contouring. And yeah more angular looks can make one appear thinner, which seems to be part of the goal.

Tbh I really like that the trend of makeup has been moving from "look young" towards "look striking", and only partly because I personally prefer to wear a bold eye and dark lip combo

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I will say that I had an Instagram for a minute and was sort of enjoying it. Something changed the algorithm and I watched a bunch of makeup commercials for contouring.

I was absolutely fascinated and decided that this was the secret spy stuff of mission impossible which, of course, led me to Berlin spy stuff and the thing .

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I greatly prefer her WITHOUT the make-up. I would talk to the girl on the right, I wouldn't bother with the one on the left.

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So what about a guy with a sock stuffed in his pants? If a woman has sex with that guy, and his dick isn't as big as he advertised, is that sexual assault?

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sh.itjust.works

It's interesting when men use posts like this to announce what they personally find attractive in the comments. That's not the point.

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Wrenreply
lemmy.today

Really? I thought it was funny that on a comment about a guy objectifying a woman that a bunch of guys are somehow objectifying her further in an attempt to virtue signal how cool they are with a natural look.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

"It's ok, ladies! Even if this incel doesn't find you hot, I still find you hot!"

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I think you need to stop before you continue embarrassing yourself.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

Yes. I stand by both comments. That you don’t understand that one is in response to derogatory comments about women’s bodies and the other is making a joke that doesnt punch down on women is telling.

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lemmy.ca

It's not objectifying women when you reduce them to "big tits", but when a guy says "She's attractive without makeup" that's "punching down"!

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It's annoying and presumptuous. That woman isn't thinking about what y'all think of her makeup every morning.

That's different than a comment about what I'm thinking about in response to a meme.

Again, it's telling that you can't tell the difference.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

Editing your comment after I’ve replied is shady.

When a guy says that, it’s presumptuous and annoying. Women aren’t concerned with his thoughts on what looks best on women. No one gives a fuck what he prefers women to look like.

The comment punching down is the one comparing women’s large breasts to cows milk glands.

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When a guy says that, it’s presumptuous and annoying. Women aren’t concerned with his thoughts on what looks best on women. No one gives a fuck what he prefers women to look like.

This gendered language is what I'm talking about. The gender of the objectifier isn't what determines whether or not objectification happened. The implication of your sentence as structured is that it's a problem because a man did it. It's a problem either way and we shouldn't excuse objectification of women just because internalized misogyny made it so the patriarchal gaze came from a woman.

Look you're obviously EXCELLENT with rhetoric and well versed in feminism. Good on you. We need more of that around here. I'm just suggesting you explore your thoughts a little deeper because your inner misandry dilutes your arguments and weakens the effectiveness of your fight.

Or ignore me, I'm just calling out what I see like you are.

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lemmy.world

My fucking god rage bait travels at light speed.

Females

Whoever's addressing women like that is clearly ragebaiting. Stop giving these morons attention. This is not content meant for manosphere, it's meant to ragebait all young women. If this makes your blood boil you are the freaking target audience. Stop playing in their games.

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Wrenreply
lemmy.today

I thought it was a funny sentence.

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cinoreusreply
lemmy.world

My bad I didn't see the community. This one was making rounds on every social media platform and it got really infuriating. But yeah perfect fit for this community lol.

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All good. We don't need to rage, we can laugh, too.

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lemmy.world

sadly kinda happened to me :(
i paid a "model" $15k to travel and see me for few days+tickets+hotel#s+gifts++ all in her bank already. first day I was shocked when she cleaned her face. I kept looking and could not fuckin believe it was the same person had I not seen her wash her face in front of me.. the 2nd day I left. and off course i kept it in and never reported it to the police

Edit: The last sentence in my comment was a joke at OP. lol ... the downvotes

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Almaccareply
aussie.zone

It's not the last sentence that's getting you the downvotes, champ.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

You expected her to wear makeup the entire time over a few days?

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lemmy.world

no. it was snap-beauty-filter level of makeup. for solid 15 minutes I looked around thinking.. she called her friend? that's another girl? she was a pro, and it was gg.

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Thanks for confirming you've never been within the vicinity of a woman before that.

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lemmy.world

im late 40s, never married and no kids... not my first rodeo. It was generous and fair from me. the initial offer was to stay a week. plus she travelling from her country and from far city. , and she was also kind. but 3rd day I thanked her and left.. no bad feelings.

I'm not that rich, and I'm someone who yearly spends 10x that amount on charity that take care of many kids without parents. I cannot take this trash called money to my grave. Your comment was about me losing money on escorts. No, the most beautiful money I "lost" was to help people in need and I kinda changed their life to the better.

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lemmy.zip

I’m not that rich, and I’m someone who yearly spends 10x that amount on charity

$150,000 a year for charity but not rich. Does the $ mean Taiwanese dollars or something?

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lemmy.world

You don't have to be rich to be generous. I'm literally the poorest in my family and all people around me.
I've dealt with billionares all my life. they are the ugliest people on earth. they either hoard money or exploit people with it. what do you want me to do knowing i have no more than 30 yrs at best left here. no one in my family needs it. I dont need more than $200k on myself a year max.

I dont know how old you are, but I hope you understand.

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velmareply
sh.itjust.works

exploit people with it.

Like paying $15k and expecting a woman to be your sex toy?

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lemmy.world

oh ... sex toy? you exploit people? is that how you treat women? or did you want me to give her nothing? and how old do think she is? what is her profession? do you think all escorts or sex workers are bad people? why is this lady in particular agreed to do such arrangment? did I degrade her? how is managing her life? am I in a relationship cheating? is she in relation? does she have kids? do I have kids? does she have a job? why did I give her $15k on top of all travel expenses and treated her well and thanked her and left without asking for a penny back if I only spent 1 night when the arragment was almost for a week? how did I withdraw myself did I insult her face and leave, or what? was she into me at all? who put this consual arrangment in first place? what was your communication beforehand and afterward? does she do this with other men? how much does she charge? what did we do together and did I treat her like a sex toy like you said or even expected such thing? did I force myself on her?

I want to see you try to guess and answer to every question I put up. You see, you can assume 1 million stupid thing and make your own narrative.

You will realize how easily wrong you can be. I don't have to prove to you anything, and you don't have to assume the worst out of people. Same applies to you btw. Even if you tell me about your life, age, relationships, I cannot assume things to start comparing you to my worst conceptions, or reflecting the worst image into your life to assume who you are. Just stop. Or really answer these questions I put up and give me a good laugh

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You left as soon as she exhibited agency by washing her makeup off.

I support sex workers. I don’t support people who use them as objects.

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