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'''War paint''', '''makeup''' or '''fakeup''' is used by women to date above their [[looksmatch]]. Traditionally, makeup had only been used as an identifier during war. Now it has been adopted by [[femoid|femoids]] to engage in mass psychological warfare against peaceful [[nice guy|nice guys]]. | '''War paint''', '''makeup''' or '''fakeup''' is used by women to date above their [[looksmatch]]. Traditionally, makeup had only been used as an identifier during war. Now it has been adopted by [[femoid|femoids]] to engage in mass psychological warfare against peaceful [[nice guy|nice guys]]. | ||
Women's sexual strategy is more passive/coy and consists in attracting men whereas men's strategy is to actively search and compete for women. For this reason, women compete by [[beauty|aesthetics]] and use a lot more makeup. Technology and highly optimized markets amplify ''everything'' and so women's usage of cosmetics is amplified too by a great range of products designed for this purpose. Men who | Women's sexual strategy is more passive/coy and consists in attracting men whereas men's strategy is to actively search and compete for women. For this reason, women compete by [[beauty|aesthetics]] and use a lot more makeup. Technology and highly optimized markets amplify ''everything'' and so women's usage of cosmetics is amplified too by a great range of products designed for this purpose. | ||
Men who use makeup are easily regarded as [[homosexuality|gay]] or [[trans-vestigiality hypothesis|trans]] because attracting a partner is a feminine activity and other men will find it unfair that the man evades their competition by sneaking up to women by means of aesthetics. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||