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Laeserin
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So, I assume she shouldn't pluck her eyebrows, moisturize her hands, trim her toenails, shave her legs, or brush her hair, either?

Human women are not born with a brush in hand!

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A lot of the stuff I'm self-conscious about turns out to be what he finds most appealing because I'm the only one he sees with that trait and the other women simply bore him.

I don't think it's even necessarily that he thinks the one is better than the other, he just likes exotic, unusual things.

Yeah, I have a slightly androgynous appearance ("gaming") and I look good without makeup on and with short hair, which is kind of a flex.

The problem arises that "never wear makeup" and "cut all your hair off" are permanent decisions. You can't get up in the morning and do something different.

Short hair is always short.

Bare face is always bare.

If you can create a very similar effect without going "all the way", that leaves you the option to occasionally surprise him by looking completely different.

I can wear short hair all day and then take it down and have it suddenly cascading down my back.

Or you are usually bare-faced, but you come down the stairs before a party and look a bit younger and fresher.

You always want to save some room for the WHOA! πŸ‘€ effect.

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How to appeal to men who "like short hair", without cutting your hair off.

They're looking for some particular effect and it's the womans' job to figure out how to create that effect.

Sometimes you have to interpret stuff they say.

Like, my husband swears up-n-down that he loves very short hair. But most women look really terrible with short hair and the ones who look good with it, still look better with longer hair, and I'm not an exception.

But I've figured out:

- He means he likes women who look good with short hair (face and neck shape)

- He means he likes hair worn swept back-and-up, but with heavy bangs.

- He means he likes women with large, striking eyes and cute faces.

All things I can achieve by wearing my longer hair like this:

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They really do.

You can always tell which women take everything their husbands say literally because they arrive at middle age looking like something the cat dragged in.

Do not adopt your husbands' beauty routine. πŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™€οΈ

I'm a big fan of doing stuff your husband likes and finds attractive.

Not a big fan of taking your beauty advice from people who can't differentiate a foot exfoliant from mascara.

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Still cute

Yeah, guys love to hate on makeup because they think it's a flex, but nobody ever rejected one of these women because they didn't like that she was wearing makeup.

That didn't happen, ladies.

Never happened. Never will.

This is what you wear on date-night, for the "I don't like makeup" guys.

Ladies: a caveat.

When he says he "doesn't like makeup", it translates to he "doesn't like makeup he can see".

Be careful with this one because it sounds romantic, but taking it too literally will make him find you less attractive. Men can't see subtle makeup.