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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.
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
She looks way better without makeup
She looks good when she feels good, actually
She does look happier without it
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
I’m having trouble telling it on account of the makeup but I think she should probably decide which herself.
Who says wearing makup doesn’t make her feel good?
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
Fair, fair. Makeup is really just paint colors that are skin safe at the end of the day.
actually theyre often not skin safe
That’s not something we can confirm as objective observers, though. We are not omniscient.
she’s wearing makeup on the right
Minimally, perhaps.
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
She’s making different expressions, which is a big confounding factor.
Let me guess, you’re one of those guys who runs around telling women to “smile more”.
Not that I could be bothered but apart from the advice being unsolicited, what’s wrong with it?
Who gives a fuck?
Butthurt men, apparently.
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Is this what you say whenever someone voices their opinion?
You must be fun at the parties you aren’t invited to.
It’s what should be said when men offer their unwanted opinions about a woman’s looks.
And what about when women offer unwanted opinions about a man’s looks?
The same thing. That’s not happening in this thread though.
What’s wrong with offering an unsolicited positive opinion about someone’s looks?
It’s still objectification.
Y’all are sitting around and talking about how she should present herself to be the most attractive to you.
No, we’re just offering our opinion. She doesn’t need to follow it. It’s not her job to look better for me.