Should Men wear Make Up? do they look good with or without on women's view?

For me makup is like art... So as long as a person is expriming something I don't mind if is male or female.... But I prefer natural make up as routine..
But I know, few people think like me ... I am more empathetic and understanding maybe ....

only if their name starts with an A

Yes, in tricking the tempted eye towards the material plane,
in understanding that the illusions are created by the senses and of the mind.
Thus builds a stronger heart.

Though behind a mask are many veils.

I don't think it matters, if anything, it's a preference to most people. I don't really think that it's unattractive, feminine or masculine. I don't see it as a defining feature too much, its just a common thing to see. Same thing with shaving.

San_Ichiban wrote: only if their name starts with an A

I’m very tempted to say it

behaviors essentially serve for the intent and outcome. if some men wear make up to make themselves happy, then by all means do it. if some others do so to attract sexual partners, then they should judge if such behavior is favorable in the eyes of their desired mates.

It is known that ancient civilizations used makeup without differentiating gender. If we are growing in a just society, without gender discrimination, why should we believe that the use of makeup is only for one gender?
I feel like they're asking if it bothers them, that women wear pants ( An example of gender )


If he feels good with makeup on, then leave him:)

it is also noteworthy to mention that makeup serve different purposes as well, therefore couldn't be generalized.
for instance, men in many warrior cultures put paint on their face before a embarking a ferocious war, some even decorate their face with enemies blood afterward. long story short, not all make-up are the same.

I think it’s entertaining especially when a guy with makeup can look prettier than some women

Simonn wrote: it is also noteworthy to mention that makeup serve different purposes as well, therefore couldn't be generalized.
for instance, men in many warrior cultures put paint on their face before a embarking a ferocious war, some even decorate their face with enemies blood afterward. long story short, not all make-up are the same.

Though, having a slight fetish for warriors, i do love that stuff too.
Personally, i always wanted to have a face tattoo. I think it looks simply exotic and mysterious. Alas... In today's society, i wouldnt Even get a Job with it. Strange these times...