[Prodigal Son]

No, I don't oppose women who shave their arms and legs. But keep in mind, I lived in Germany for 8 years. Women that don't shave don't bother me. I just really really don't like makeup. I don't see any need for it all. Is that ok with you? Do you mind if I have my own set of standards? I don't mind what you find attractive. If you wanted to tongue Helen Thomas in her deepest darkest most secret places, you can go and do that. Choice is yours yes?

I’m afraid I must inform you that you are a deeply disturbed individual.

Whatever. That's about all this place is good for nowadays- name calling.

I don't have to explain anything to you. I just don't like women who are stupid enough to go for the whole cosmetics industry ploy/dogma that women are somehow hideous to look at unless they purchase a bunch of expensive goop to put on their faces. It's just conditioning. I'm not a mindless sheep- something to simply be conditioned into buying products. And I don't like women to be either. Women are plenty beautiful without all that junk.

Is that ok with you? Are you ok with my individual freedom to decide these things for myself or do you want to call me some names or something?

[Marechal]

I don’t mind that you have your own set of standards. But, I hope you don’t mind that I believe your standards, and your deranged sincerity of purpose in expressing them, are quite entertainly odd.

In your last post, you said “I just don’t like women who are stupid enough to go for the whole cosmetics industry ploy/dogma that women are somehow hideous to look at unless they purchase a bunch of expensive goop to put on their faces. It’s just conditioning. I’m not a mindless sheep- something to simply be conditioned into buying products.”

This is a remove towards some semblance of sanity from your earlier dogmatic stance to the effect of “If a woman paints her face, then I won’t touch her.” If you can’t see the difference between your comments, then I suggest you look up the dictionary definition of backpedaling. Further, just on a point of fact, a well-made up woman more often than not looks much better in a strictly aesthetic sense than one whose face is unplucked, untrimmed, and untouched. Not to mention, the woman would be the one buying the cosmetics, no? Hence, I fail to appreciate your worry about being made into a sheep by the evil makeup overlords.

To answer your last query, you are more than free to post your own opinion or play the public fool in whatever form you choose. That said, I am free to certainly comment on your lunacy. Cheers!