Fake? Cheap propaganda?

[3.14Participant 54]

http://mashable.com/2015/07/02/youtuber-fights-beauty-standards/

[Anonymous 1]

Oh, the poor snowflake.

Even if is true, it is still a 1st world problem. Get out of facebook (just deleted mine) and try being self-critical. Work on yourself FOR yourself, and then you might achieve something.

Oh, but I forgot, she is a woman, so standards are out of the window…

Riiiight….

[FrankOneParticipant 1435]

If it’s all about no make-up, why so many links there on how to apply your face mask?

Men are visual so she probably wouldn’t get many dates without makeup, since she has bad acne.  An alternate course of action (to applying excessive makeup) would be to focus upon self improvement.  To say that is the road less traveled, is an understatement.

Where’s the corollary video for men at poorshorty.com to lament why poor, short men can’t get dates and that they are special?

I gotta give her credit for making money with all the make-up and Acne cream ads on her site mypaleskin.com though.

Fight the Power AND become rich!  I wanna ditch my Engineering career and become a social justice warrior or community activist.

 

 

 

[WolfParticipant 890]

Not all women have a face full of acne when they have no makeup on. I had acne as a teenager, and as a guy I had to deal with it – makeup wasn’t an option.

I guess the point of her video is to ridicule those that place a high standard on female beauty, which includes makeup. What a great idea. Perhaps all women can stop wearing makeup and start wearing coveralls. In return, all men can quit their jobs and become penniless. After all, personality is what counts.

[Lord VatsParticipant 379]

I have no idea what to say but I’ll try.
“She decided to highlight them in a video to show how false images of perfection and unrealistic beauty standards can damage a person’s self-esteem.”
– Here “them” refers to shaming comments. Now the only thing that can truly damage a person’s self esteem is his/her perception, nothing more or less. But the Feminazis will rather have the whole society lower their standards so that a single person’s “self esteem” is not damaged. Talk about moral policing. They will use the big daddy government for that. Soon enough, commenting on a person’s appearance will be a hate crime.

What I fail to understand that, why the f~~~ should the society lower their beauty standards? We’re all born with some advantages and disadvantages, but learn to highlight the former and downplay the latter. I’m a short guy (5’7″), just think how ridiculous would it be if I started a blog showcasing how much difficulty I have finding dates because society’s expectation of a handsome man is his height. I don’t do that because I’m a rational man. People find what they find beautiful, and who am I to tell them what they should or should not find beautiful. Instead I do things like making myself appear taller than I actually am by dressing well, doing a little extra in other areas to compensate for my short height etc.

I sure as hell don’t get laws passed that ban people from saying “I don’t find you attractive because you’re short”

[StandUpGuyParticipant 334]

So why is it only men’s fault. She has bad skin and uses allusion to cover it up. It is women that are competitive about looks.

Simple if you are a male and are not athletic then do not try to play pro sports; if you have bad skin do not try to be a beauty queen on the internet.

Think of it. Put 10 men in a room all wearing the same thing. Next, put 10 women in the room wearing the same thing. Then see what happens.

[FermatParticipant 3478]

This is very positive for MGTOW because it will aspire a conversation among the general public, but not on the trivial “men are imposing beauty standards” nonsense. Notice how the comments she used in the video are not not gender biased. I’d imagine this is from a variety of different people regardless of gender, and their response to her “before-after” make up pictures prove without a doubt that make up is a manipulative tool in the shed of a female’s subconscious mating strategy. Make up brings women “empowerment” because it garners attention, be it from males or females. The public will soon realize that female body image is not a problem created by men, but a consequence of female biological need to get attention, validation, and to ultimately feel needed. If men tomorrow stopped caring about make up, my hypothesis is that women will still care, if not care more, about it because they cannot rationalize the purpose of their existence without some kind of “tool” to put themselves in the best light possible. Their physical look is an integral part of their “mating strategy” and make-up capitalizes on this concept. More videos like what she posted will work in MGTOW favor because the public will slowly realize female beauty standards are not a “male-made” problem but a problem with female identity and their own self-destructive biology.

I have discovered a truly remarkable list of reasons why women are not necessary for a happy life, but alas this margin is too small to contain it.

[Lord VatsParticipant 379]

Fermat wrote:

Make up brings women “empowerment” because it garners attention, be it from males or females.

Whenever visiting a beach, I too empower myself by putting a banana in my underwear. It sure garners attention, be it from females or males!

[WolfParticipant 890]

StandUpGuy wrote:

Think of it. Put 10 men in a room all wearing the same thing. Next, put 10 women in the room wearing the same thing. Then see what happens.

lol…very true!

[uchibenkeiParticipant 7965]

makeup is like a drug for women.  have to have it on everyday.  look like a junkie without it.  now they’re just lashing out at their dealers but their dealers don’t care because they know they’re hooked.

I bathe in the tears of single moms.

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