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Nick Perry argues straight men shouldn't wear makeup because it signals femininity and reduces attraction from women. Speaker A counters that concealer corrects recessed infraorbital bones and improves appearance without social cost.
Nick Perry argues straight men shouldn't wear makeup because it signals femininity and reduces attraction from women. Speaker A counters that concealer corrects recessed infraorbital bones and improves appearance without social cost.
Kinds of makeup do you wear? If you've got super recessed infraorbital bones, which is the bone right here, you're going to start to have eye bags. Eye bags are not a result of not sleeping. It is a bone issue. You don't have support here. Your skin starts to sag as you age and you get those eye bags. So if you can conceal that issue by using a little bit of concealer and have people perceive your infraorbital bones as being better, then why shouldn't you? No one's going to catch you if you learn how to apply things properly. So it just makes no sense. If there's something that could literally improve you so easily, so cheap, why would you not do it? I don't think about societal implications or something being gay because some retard said that. I'm just worried about results at all costs.
If you're a straight man, don't do this. You will not get more girls because you don't attract women with how you look. You attract them based on who you are. So if you wear makeup that tells her you have feminine tendencies, but if you have eye bags that tells her you're a hard working motherfucker. And I don't know about you, but I bet that women find hard working men more attractive than any other kind of man.
