Hopefully you know yourself better than you claim to know anyone else. Otherwise, there are probably some things a person needs to look into doing a little "self discovery" about if they don't. In regards to how well a person may know themselves, that will depend on the person. I'm pretty confident I know how I feel about burning bras and religious garb of any kind though.
What? None of this bizarre post makes any sense. No one said anything about a “truly liberated woman”, that’s some nonsense you just invented. It’s also pretty contemptible to describe someone’s self esteem issues as “laughable”. Although it’s rather fitting for a guy who likes to fondly reminisce about calling girls ugly.ROTHFLMAO!!!!! How do you get to "racial" hatred from anything I said?
A woman bemoaned the feeling of being judged by her looks, and commented on wearing a mask was "liberating" to her. So, in other words SHE is judging herself; that has nothing to do with me. A truley liberated person, especially a liberated woman; would NOT GIVE A DAMN about how anyone else judged her looks. Therefore the woman who commented is only limited by HER OWN weak self esteem, and I find that LAUGHABLE.
Nature made ugly people for a reason I suppose. Not every woman can be on the cheerleading squad; the band needs 5 foot tall 5 foot wide clarinet players too. LOL
I don't buy masks; I just use the paper disposables that stores hand out for free. From what I've read, cloth masks don't do a whole lot unless you have many layers. Most of those sold do not.
Mine have inserts.
A study I read places the regular cloth masks when worn correctly at a very low level of effectiveness. The only cloth masks that were any good were made of two layers. One 600 thread cotton layer, and 1 layer of silk cloth. These are comparable to N95 masks. Even at that, a N95 mash has a low effectiveness unless properly worn.
Oh I know my self, and let me tell you, I'm spent far too much time reconciling myself with my nature to make any concessions for anyone.
I have never seen a nurse anywhere wearing make up while working
And other studies have countered that.
wwwnc.cdc.gov
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Please show me where that disagrees with anything I said. Please note, it only addresses droplets. Not aerosols.And other studies have countered that.
All About Masks and Coronavirus
Does mask protect you from the coronavirus? Learn more about masks and how to stay safe in this pandemic.www.umms.org
"Cloth masks mainly keep you from unknowingly spreading the disease to others, ..."
This is the most important part, they reduce the chance that someone unknowingly infected will spread it to others.
Effectiveness of Cloth Masks for Protection Against Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2
Effectiveness of Cloth Masks Against SARS-CoV-2
Efficacy of cloth face mask in prevention of novel coronavirus infection transmission: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Novel coronavirus is believed to be tiny enough (0.08–0.14 μm) to penetrate through face mask, thus protection offered by cloth mask may be too low. However, the use of cloth face mask in community has been recommended by the United States ...
"Cloth face masks have limited efficacy in combating viral infection transmission. However, it may be used in closed, crowded indoor, and outdoor public spaces involving physical proximity to prevent spread of SARS-CoV-2 infection. "
Okay first, my job in the Navy was one where makeup wasn't allowed because technically you could potentially get contamination trapped between the makeup and your skin.
No. I said that I don't have a great fashion sense but that wearing a mask helps me to realize that it doesn't matter what I wear because it is much harder to identify me if you don't know me especially while wearing a mask. It is about gaining confidence to wear those things without feeling self conscious about doing so. As for wearing makeup, that part was about others recognizing it wasn't necessary for them to wear it. It becomes an equalizer, allowing those like myself who do not wear makeup to not face as much judgement for that. It is not about feeling I need to hide because I don't wear makeup.
That's so true. I miss the smiles and grins from others and the smiles and grins I give that no one can see. Sometimes a smile from a stranger can lift the spirits of another and while you smile it makes you more happy.
My daughter is a nurse and she wears a modest amount of makeup. One of the best makeups ever created is the tinted moisturizer. All it does is even out skin tones and gives you a healthy glow while moisturizing your skin and has sunscreen. It comes in several shades and looks very natural. Any woman who just wants a little something it is perfect.
I’ve seen his type before. But way to focus on a perceived insult towards the right rather an address this guy’s reprehensible attitude towards women.
Ok go for it. I will also continue to worry about some men’s sexist attitudes towards women. And also continue to call it out when I see here in this thread which you don’t seem too concerned with doing.