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> I don't see what's wrong with wanting hair or looking attractive either. Neither do I. My point was made in earnest. Women are judged negatively for dressing
by chewxy 7y ago
> I don't see what's wrong with wanting hair or looking attractive either.
Neither do I. My point was made in earnest. Women are judged negatively for dressing up and actually making an effort in looking attractive. Men aren't judged negatively.
If we start selling makeup for men and encourage a society to use it, it will equalize the notion of "vanity" - using economics and generating desired behaviour in form of externalities is a favourite armchair hobby of mine.
- dmix 7y agoThere's enough pressure on men socially, I don't see how that helps anyone besides being vindictive. These are psychological problems not cultural. It's not a problem for the vast majority of people, otherwise they would have done something about it. People aren't just empty vessels moving around aimlessly until some greater power pushes them in some direction.