Her Boyfriend Started Becoming Interested In Her Makeup And It’s Making Her Feel Strange
A woman has always found herself dating guys that were super masculine to the point where they wouldn’t even try out a fun face mask with her.
Now, that’s all changed with her current boyfriend. She’s completely in love with him, and he’s really a great guy.
“He’s so kind, sweet, funny, takes care of me as I do him, and we have a beautiful life together,” she explained.
“About a month or so ago he wanted me to do his makeup when we were drinking. He had watched me do mine several times and was curious about how it felt.”
She figured it was all in good fun, and she proceeded to do his makeup like she would her own.
She added foundation to his face, blush, eyeshadow, and even mascara. They both laughed and had a great time, and a few minutes after she was done completing his new look, he took the makeup off.
“He said it felt weird on his skin but his curiosity was sated,” she said. “Well, within the past week he’s been asking me if I can do his makeup again, and just last night had me paint his nails black with purple sparkles on his thumbs.”
Days before her boyfriend asked if she could paint his nails those colors, she had done his nails with a clear coat to try to help him from biting his nails.
The clear coat had helped him to stop that bad habit, by the way.
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She did agree to paint her boyfriend’s nails black with the sparkles, but she brought up to him that people at work might give him a hard time for his manicure since he works at an auto body store.
The day after she did his nails, her boyfriend came home to report that none of his employees even mentioned his new nails.
While she was pleased to hear that nobody made fun of him or said anything negative, she was left feeling strange about it.
“…While I do love and support him, I like him the way he is,” she continued. “He’s just that right amount of sensitive and manly.”
“He cries at movies and is incredibly empathetic but he lifts heavy things and takes the trash to the dumpster because he doesn’t want me to get cold. I don’t know what to do.”
“I don’t want to shame him but I don’t think I like what is happening.”
She isn’t sure if she’s having a hard time with her boyfriend experimenting with makeup because of how it’s viewed as distinctly feminine, but regardless, it’s becoming a problem for her.
Should she brush it off and not be worried, or should she say something to her boyfriend?
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