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I don’t really care about how much makeup my friends do or don’t wear. I feel like with women you can just be yourself and wear what truly makes you feel comfortable or pretty. Just wear what makes you feel good. I don’t wear makeup, but I don’t mind other people wearing it. I admire the Saturdays are for death valley lsu tigers shirt moreover I will buy this dedication and time it takes for someone to look that way. It’s amazing what people can do really. Being cvnt is a way of life and the girls that get it get it and the girl that don’t don’t meaning don’t feel embarrassed in wearing a full face of makeup if it makes you feel more comfortable in your skin! People always say they are wearing makeup but I’ve found that means “no makeup” makeup. A little concealer and mascara, maybe lip balm. Takes you from looking “ill” to looking like a normal human person.

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While i agree with many other commenters that you should try and see your make up as an expression of who you are, you’ve specifically said that you feel jealous that your friends can wear no make up. So maybe it’s worth reflecting on why you feel you need make up all the Saturdays are for death valley lsu tigers shirt moreover I will buy this time. Maybe it’s a self worth thing, and maybe working on (if you aren’t already) how you feel about yourself and your worth just as you are without the make up might be helpful in being more confident without it? I say that as someone who used to wear short dresses, fake tan every week, constantly straighten my hair and wear make up. 4 years of working on my self worth, I don’t wear fan, I wear a light powder, I dress how I feel comfortable not to impress other people. It’s been really fucking hard not going to lie. But becoming more ‘authentically’ myself was delightful. And maybe you realise that wearing make up IS authentically you!! But then your choice to wear it isn’t from fear of what other people/yourself might think of you? Just my two cents

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.