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From: judy@ut-ngp.UUCP (Judy Ashworth)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: makeup and bed
Message-ID: <895@ut-ngp.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 31-Aug-84 12:23:43 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug 31 12:23:43 1984
Date-Received: Mon, 3-Sep-84 19:48:08 EDT
Organization: Comp. Center, Univ. of Texas at Austin
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Farzin Mokhtarian asked me:
     
>     You say you wear makeup to bring out your good features and minimize 
>     your "not-so-good" features. You also say you never wear it to sleep.
>     What about when you go to sleep and you are not "alone" ? Doesn't he
>     ever get disappointed by the sudden change in appearance? Do you
>     keep the makeup on during "whatever you do" before going to sleep?
>     If so, doesn't the makeup cause any "problems"?
	
 Unless I've gone someplace special, the difference would not be all that
noticable. Also, anyone I'm likely to be in bed with would have known me
long enough to have viewed me in a varity of situations, i.e. makeup, and no.
I wouldn't dream of ruining a romantic mood by rushing off to the bathroom
to remove my makeup. I can't imagine any "problems" that would occur due to 
this, so I'll just have to say that I've never had any complaints! In fact, my
late husband LIKED the "vamp" look! His tastes DID tend toward the sleezy,
though ...(whore IN bed and angel OUT of bed, that was HIS motto)...
I didn't mind accomodating him, and if I met a man who objected to it (under
those circumstances) I'd probably accomodate him also. But if a man objects
to ALL makeup under ANY circumstances, he'll just have to look else where,
I'm not the one for him.

Judy
(ut-ngp!judy)