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Is it really a “pick me” thing to say that you don’t like heavy makeup due to sensor...

cockette August 6, 2026 8:55 pm

Is it really a “pick me” thing to say that you don’t like heavy makeup due to sensory issues?

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    GLORIOUSKINGKABRU August 6, 2026 8:58 pm

    No makeup itself is just something women do due to the patriarchy it doesn't matter what liberal feminist take you'll see about doing it for themselves, shaving, makeup, the way we dress it's all due to society expectations

    Tete August 6, 2026 9:01 pm

    No. Why would it be? I love to do light makeup. And I say it to everyone that I hate heavy makeup, who point it out to me for doing less.

    Kiki August 6, 2026 9:02 pm

    No. Nowadays the term “ pick me” isn’t even used properly anymore lol people just really want to hate on women for no reason

    valentine August 6, 2026 9:06 pm

    Who is feeding you these lies

    drinkMEhotKulAid August 6, 2026 9:24 pm

    it only becomes pick me behavior when you begin putting other women down for their preferences of liking heavier makeup for the sake of male attention or validation

    cockette August 6, 2026 10:20 pm
    it only becomes pick me behavior when you begin putting other women down for their preferences of liking heavier makeup for the sake of male attention or validation drinkMEhotKulAid

    im aware of that but everytime im asked for my opinion in like a style of makeup and i say this they think its an attack when its not

    Stabrina August 6, 2026 11:02 pm
    im aware of that but everytime im asked for my opinion in like a style of makeup and i say this they think its an attack when its not cockette

    Maybe it’s how you’re saying it that’s coming across as an attack? I find that if I’m too blunt in a response it’s often taken the wrong way because it leaves too much room to read between the lines.

    “I don’t like heavy makeup.” Could have the undertone of “because I’m performing for the male gaze.” Versus “I love the look of makeup but because I have sensory issues I can only wear light makeup.” Compliment and explanation leaves little for people to second guess an underlying message.

    cockette August 6, 2026 11:10 pm
    Maybe it’s how you’re saying it that’s coming across as an attack? I find that if I’m too blunt in a response it’s often taken the wrong way because it leaves too much room to read between the lines. ... Stabrina

    i simply say “I have sensory issues so I don’t do well with heavy makeup.” and i say it casually like im not shaming the person/group im with