Post: #1

Now, I'm not normally into the hamster-analysis threads, but I stumbled across this and thought some of you guys would find it amusing.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/articl...ke-up.html

For those of you that don't want to read the article, here is a summary:

- Old woman jumps on trend of posting make-up less photos, and looks like an old woman.
- Actual attractive women do the same, and look attractive.
- She gets pissed and writes an article saying they are 'women traitors' and makes up excuses saying their lighting is better and they've probably had other work done.
- Then basically says all women should wear make-up because otherwise we'll know the better looking ones from the uglier ones.

All in all, a stirling example of hamster behaviour, and more proof that 'female logic' is a fallacy.

Post: #2

Bottom line...some chicks ARE still attractive without make-up. "ALL" women don't need the help. She's not that attractive WITH make-up, and without she's straight BUSTED. It's a classic case of projecting onto others - I NEED HELP, therefore everyone else does too so I don't feel so bad about myself.

Post: #3

Chicks impose an elaborate beauty-sabotage system among themselves. They want to neutralize the natural beauty of their would-be competitors. I'm convinced this is why they encourage each other to do stupid shit we hate like crop their hair short. "Your hair looks so cute!" really means "I'm glad you've neutralized one of your most powerful signs of health, fertility, and femininity."

Post: #4

Some top notch comments:

Quote:
If ever a DM article needed a WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT before it....
- nick, bucks., 27/6/2012 18:39

Oh dear, Liz Jones has finally lost the plot! Not wearing makeup is anti-feminist and women who don't wear makeup are "bullies" desperate to impress men?! I can't even...
- Chelsea, London, UK, 27/6/2012 18:32

Liz Jones...ugly woman....inside and outside
- Bewildered Brit, London, 27/6/2012 18:55

Post: #5

Feminism: whatever advantages ME and makes me more desirable than the competition.

Gotta invoke Sailer's law of female journalism:

The most heartfelt articles by female journalists tend to be demands that social values be overturned in order that, Come the Revolution, the journalist herself will be considered hotter-looking.