No amount of makeup will ever make him look vaguely attractive
No amount of makeup will ever make him look vaguely attractiveAnothrr day, another beauty brand (well, retailer in this case) using men to sell make up to women.
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I don’t know about you, but his gormless expression (I think he’s trying to slay, as my 12yo would say) doesn’t make me want to run out and buy that lipgloss. And what the fuck did he do to his right eye?
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The Times is a Tory paper though, so they’re going to be big on the anti-Labour editorials.
That’s not to denigrate the paper (I am politically homeless, and The Guardian is a garbage fire compared with the Times/Telegraph IMO) just pointing out that all newspapers have political allegiances. I remember when The Mirror came out in support of Labour before the 1997 election and what a big deal that was.
He looks bloody terrifying in the “after” picture. Though to be honest, most make up adverts look pretty dreadful, hate these awful fat baboon bum lips. But he looks like something is really irritating his eye, which isn’t encouraging.Anothrr day, another beauty brand (well, retailer in this case) using men to sell make up to women.
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I don’t know about you, but his gormless expression (I think he’s trying to slay, as my 12yo would say) doesn’t make me want to run out and buy that lipgloss. And what the fuck did he do to his right eye?
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The Times is a Tory paper though, so they’re going to be big on the anti-Labour editorials.
That’s not to denigrate the paper (I am politically homeless, and The Guardian is a garbage fire compared with the Times/Telegraph IMO) just pointing out that all newspapers have political allegiances. I remember when The Mirror came out in support of Labour before the 1997 election and what a big deal that was.
Dr Ranj is awful, so I'm not surprised by him. Disappointed about Rinder, though.I didn’t realise that Emma Bunton’s endorsement of ‘trans youth’ was part of a wider video. We’ve got a tv doctor and lawyer on there as well, rushing to affirm a made-up ideology. Shame on Rob Rinder and Dr Ranj who I credited with more intelligence - gay men supporting an ideology which seeks to tell young boys who don’t fit gender stereotypes that they might be ‘born in the wrong body’. And the whole cast of ‘I kissed a Girl’, a lesbian dating show, joining in as well. Don’t they realise that in a few years, such a show may cease to exist in its current form and instead may have male participants amongst the contestants?
Bastards AND mask wearing cowards.Has anyone been following what happened to the women who attended a Let Women Speak rally in Brighton yesterday? Whether you agree with KJK’s activism or not, women should be able to gather and speak without being so intimidated and hassled that they fear for their safety. The police did a terrible job of keeping the TRAs a safe distance from the women, who were completely surrounded by TRAs. Afterwards, they were followed from the event by TRAs who were screaming at them so they tried to take refuge inside a shop which turned out to be run by a TRA who didn’t want them in there. Eventually, the police turned up and the women had to be personally protected by the police while they were put into a police van for their own safety and driven away.
One of the TRAs was none other than violent kidnapper and murderer Sarah Jane Baker (remember him from last year arrested for inciting violence against women? https://www.standard.co.uk/news/cri...charge-court-pride-rally-london-b1101371.html) currently out on licence (again). He was one of the ones who followed the women to the shop. Police did nothing to stop the intimidation and said the TRAs had a right to freedom of speech.
ETA, it’s in the second half of the second tweet video once there’s no police around that you can see the full-scale intimidation of the women by a bunch of men. Bastards.
Why is it always me who need t be protected from "indignity"?Times front page tomorrow:
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The source described the requirement to show two years’ worth of proof as “nonsense”.
They added: “We’ll replace it with a reflection period. It counters the idea that you can put on a dress and then the next day you’ve got a GRC. It’ll be a considerable period of time of two years. But of course you are still protected under the Equality Act even if you don’t have a GRC … There are protections so you can’t legally change your gender overnight.”
‘Put on a dress’. How bloody regressive
archived version of article:
Labour to simplify ‘undignified’ gender transition process
archived 23 Jun 2024 21:26:03 UTCarchive.ph
Why can't the government open an asylum and put all these dangerous people in there?Bastards AND mask wearing cowards.
Isn't there!There’s something really quite repulsive about lipstick surrounded by a beard.
especially when the lips look shiny *shudders*There’s something really quite repulsive about lipstick surrounded by a beard.
I think sadly the law has already been changed.....when gender recognition certificates were legally accepted, it left a grey area between accepting gender dysphoria/ supporting those who wanted to change genders, and womens rights, especially those around single sex spaces and provision.This is what is so infuriating, and dangerous about it. Yes, the majority don’t believe it but because it’s not directly affecting them they don’t care. Meanwhile the madness creeps and progresses while language changes, speech becomes compelled and these things get enshrined in law (or will when Labour get in). Then one day these people will find themselves in a situation- their daughter is exposed to male genitalia in the changing room, their elderly mother complains a man in a dress has performed intimate care on her, they get injured by a man during contact sport, they have to visit a refuge/rape crisis centre and are forced to share with a man. And when they wish to complain or refuse they will be vilified, punished by law, turned away. They will care then but it will be too late!
I hate stuff like this. Being a teenager is difficult and confusing. Always has been, but so much worse in these days of social media. Lots of youth feel uncomfortable with changes in their bodies and the social pressures on them. It’s dangerous to push this idea that if they don’t conform or like certain stuff, then they must be trans. It’s like they are pushing against the Cass review.I didn’t realise that Emma Bunton’s endorsement of ‘trans youth’ was part of a wider video. We’ve got a tv doctor and lawyer on there as well, rushing to affirm a made-up ideology. Shame on Rob Rinder and Dr Ranj who I credited with more intelligence - gay men supporting an ideology which seeks to tell young boys who don’t fit gender stereotypes that they might be ‘born in the wrong body’. And the whole cast of ‘I kissed a Girl’, a lesbian dating show, joining in as well. Don’t they realise that in a few years, such a show may cease to exist in its current form and instead may have male participants amongst the contestants?
looks like a migraine!Luxury belief takes on a whole new meaning
I was going to say, “It’s an eyesore”, but migraine sums it up pretty welllooks like a migraine!
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