My Kanji isn't great, and to be honest its way too late for me to go through the dictionaries trying to figure out exactly what you just wrote. Despite dishing out silly insults in English, you clearly can't or won't defend yourself when someone quite rightfully criticizes you for your churlish and confrontational manner. As evidenced by your subsequent refusal to speak a common language, though apparently able to do so. You're a typical bully, it's nice to push people around on the internet but you shit yourself and hide when anyone issues a serious challenge, in this case behind language. Which as you won't communicate, pretty much kills the argument stone dead there.

I've always had a liberal attitude when it came to people's taste in appearance. With that said, I don't mind it. As for my personal opinion on it, whether I would do it myself, the answer would be no... unless I was required to (acting, modeling, etc.).

Since I perfected most of makeup skills along side some very talented male actors, men in makeup is no shock. But I am sometimes startled when I see males wearing it on the street, during the day. Of course if I notice it in passing then it really is overdone for street wear, since I am nearsighted and usually don't wear my glasses unless driving. :rolleyes: Nobody, regardless of gender looks good in unnaturally intense makeup.

Seriously, I know a guy in Houston, and two here in Dallas that look fine in what little touches of makeup they wear. They apply it well and one of them has gorgeous eyes when he takes the effort to make them up. One of them looks so normal that I didn't even notice his makeup until I was staring very closely at his face (for other reasons).

A few people responding seem extremely insecure in their manhood from the way they have reacted to the idea of something not typically considered masculine in today's society. Maybe they should think a bit longer about the fact that the large majority of transvestites and "gender-benders" are 100% heterosexual, not gay. And for the record, none of the men I referred to are gay. I don't consider my drag queen friends as wearing "street" makeup.

if they look good ~then whatever let them :cool:

If they look good? That isn't fair :/

*nod* :clap:

Seeing guys with makeup has become more common.

Especially now dear Adam Lambert will start his makeup line for guys.


Troublesome thread that has become.

Wow u serious?=S

He looks retarded... I hate marilyn manson with a passion, I only like "his" theme song for resident evil movie...

I think guys wearing makeup depends on how's it's done and presented. Homosexuality is wrong, and even if wearing makeup isn't meant to convey that, it can send a mixed message based on how it's done. Of course, light or tasteful stuff if done right seems fine to me. ^^

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