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Mar 18, 2006 - 09:05 PM |
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Women rarely show their true selves. I don't mean this as some kind of personality reference, but more of a physical one. They hide their faces behind make-up. Some wear push-up bras. Some dye their hair so that it'll be a different color.
Make-up hides the true face of a person. I mean, some women wear enough make-up that when they take it off they look different enough to not be as attractive. Men (usually) don't wear make-up. We show people what our true face is.
Push-up bras are silly. Think about it. At the end of the day, do they really do anything? Perhaps. More importantly, though, they deceive men into believing that that is how they really are, when in fact they aren't that gravity-defying or that plump (in most cases). This is hard to compare to men because no one in their right mind would want to use their testicles as cleavage.
Hair-dying is weird, especially with a hair color that isn't natural, like pink. I understand it when people dye their hair to cover up changing hair color. This helps people stay as close to the same as possible. It's like contacts instead of glasses. It saves time of people asking something like "Is your hair changing color?" or "What's with the gray?" But some women dye their hair simply to try something different. A guy who didn't know the person before the hair-dye might like brunettes and ask the lady out on a date. Then, after the relationship grows, he finds out that she's really blond. So, he finds himself having to adapt to this natural state of things. His mind is almost forcing him to like the unnatural woman better. It seems wrong.
So what is all of this about? Is it some attempt to defy God and his design? Are women simply trying to manipulate men into liking them? I don't understand. Maybe I never will...
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