If UPC says women can't wear make-up, what about men?

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Originally Posted by MissBrattified

I believe that our society sees makeup as feminine apparel, and any man who puts on a speck of it is trying to be feminine. That's my opinion and I'm stickin' to it.

Really ... even when it's a TV/Movie production??? ... NOT.
Or because of some type of skin disease ....???

Intent has just as much to do w/ it

[MissBrattified]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Really ... even when it's a TV/Movie production??? ... NOT.

Or because of some type of skin disease ....???

Intent has just as much to do w/ it

Okay. There may be exceptions. But in general...a man putting on concealer or anything with color in it is going to be his attempt to be feminine or at least, metrosexual.

Just like there are "bras" for men with...er...issues, BUT in general, a man who puts on a bra (a woman's bra for no good reason), is trying to cross dress or derive some sort of sexual pleasure from his deviant behavior.

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Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Okay. There may be exceptions. But in general...a man putting on concealer or anything with color in it is going to be his attempt to be feminine or at least, metrosexual.

Just like there are "bras" for men with...er...issues, BUT in general, a man who puts on a bra (a woman's bra for no good reason), is trying to cross dress or derive some sort of sexual pleasure from his deviant behavior.

A man using feminine makeup ... will be deemed as being feminine like ... but to make a blanket statement about makeup is fallacious ...

Makeup is not the problem ... standards are but a band-aid to a deeper problem ... the heart is the issue ....

Originally Posted by Revelationist

Are you saying the UPC does not allow their women to be women?

Jerry Moon

I'm saying that make-up is something that pertains to women.

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Originally Posted by Chan

I'm saying that make-up is something that pertains to women.

You can't say that since hundred of male TV anchors and actors wear it every day .... so do those w/ skin problems ...

You might want to re-phrase it ... using make-up in a traditional feminine manner ... is sinful .....

Native American men wore makeup ... and it was the manly thing to do ....

Intent ... culture ... play a role

Furthermore .. if standard keeper are against all makeup ... than it does not pertain to man or woman.

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Guy wearing mascara ... to look cute ... WAY FEMININE ...
Guy powdering his face for an action flic ... STILL MASCULINE ...

IN OUR SOCIETY.

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

You can't say that since hundred of male TV anchors and actors wear it every day .... so do those w/ skin problems ...

You might want to re-phrase it ... using make-up in a traditional feminine manner ... is sinful .....

Native American men wore makeup ... and it was the manly thing to do ....

Intent ... culture ... play a role

Furthermore .. if standard keeper are against all makeup ... than it does not pertain to man or woman.

Ah, yes, the old "People do it, so it must be okay" argument.

People also murder, does that make murder okay?

Native Americans wore paint, not make-up.

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Guy wearing mascara ... to look cute ... WAY FEMININE ...
Guy powdering his face for an action flic ... STILL MASCULINE ...

IN OUR SOCIETY.

This guy claims to be heterosexual but his look and mannerisms are feminine.



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Originally Posted by Chan

Ah, yes, the old "People do it, so it must be okay" argument.

People also murder, does that make murder okay?

Native Americans wore paint, not make-up.

Makeup is paint ....

Try going to the jungles. missionary Chan, where men wear face paint/makeup and start off your Gospel message with you must get rid of that makeup because it pertaineth to a woman .....

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BTW murder is a universal crime .... makeup/face paint is not universally feminine ... poor comparison.