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From: arwen@sdccsu3.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: makeup
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Date: Mon, 27-Aug-84 10:12:55 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 27 10:12:55 1984
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You all realize, of course, that all we're doing is generalizing.  Some
people look better with makeup, some without; some like to wear it, some
don't.  These things generally work themselves out.  I think the
comparison of practices is fascinating, but diversity is the fun part.
My best female friend does not wear makeup.  I do.  My two best male
friends disagree on whether a girl should wear makeup or not; neither of
them seems to be bothered by me whether I'm wearing it or not.  We all
find it an interesting subject, but does anyone out there *really* write
off *all* girls (um, women) who wear/don't wear makeup?  Probably not. 
Of course, it's all right to do so; I'm not complaining.
I'm just trying to put things in perspective.  sort of...
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