
Originally Posted by
Mertron
Actually I just felt like bashing Ansem, but I enjoy the argument and do feel strongly about the issue, so let us continue.
The reason it is pathetic is the context in which it was brought up in this conversation to begin with: to cover up skin imperfections. As has been said by myself and others, the main problem with this is the pore-clogging issue. All well and dandy. Aside from this, my main problem with this is that makeup in and of itself is, I am assuming (and am most likely right) a product that is made with the SOLE PURPOSE of being made for use by women, produced for women, most likely feedback in groups about the product is done for women.
Now, are there makeup products made for men? Probably, although I am not aware of it. However, if you are a man and have no skin imperfections as stated previously...why exactly are you using makeup? To what end? The only possible reason would be to cover up skin imperfections, wouldnt it? And if covering up imperfections is the only reason to use makeup, why would it matter if you use a womans brand or mans? What reason do men have to wear makeup at all? (Aside from my joke examples of actors and emos) The only reason would be, in this case, to cover up skin imperfections, which is not good. Why would men wear makeup otherwise. Give me good reasons, not "I want to be pretty hurrrrr," that is...pathetic. (gay in ansems case)