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jigglypuffstuff

I appear to have spotted a trend which has honestly got me baffled

Lately, I've noticed more and more women seem to do their lipstick in a fashion that either makes them look like they've had an allergic reaction to peanuts, or they are trying to do their best impression of the Joker in The Dark Knight?

Could anyone explain this, please??

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makingmecrazy

Ledger Tinkling Vial wrote: »

I've nothing to back this up, but I'd say the trend tends to be cyclical. Very groomed and done up from the eighties through to early to mid nineties, laid back through to the mid to late noughties and getting progressively more done up from then til now. We'll probably reach peak Kardashian at some point, people will figure out a different appearance related way to part people from their money and life goes on

Tell me, Dr electro, given your extensive research over many years and your study of them in their natural environment which has made you the expert on the subject, at what stage do you think we are currently at on the "Kardashiogram"?
Have we reached level 6 Karda yet?
And how prepared will we need to be within the community for when we go full Kardashian?

jigglypuffstuff

makingmecrazy wrote: »

OCD has absolutely nothing to do with what you have been banging on about ie Kardashian makeup. Zero. Zilch. Nada.

As for the drugs reference, dude....you need to have a word with yourself.

Educate Yourself! OCD and BDD share eerie similarities...

You'd be better suited to doing some research before you spout nonsense like that which you posted

Esel

maudgonner wrote: »

Will they though? Will they really?

Trends come and go, and this is a trend. Let me remind you what people thought was fashionable makeup in the 80s:

https://www.google.ie/search?q=80s+makeup

And that's not to mention the hair. All that hairspray nearly depleted the ozone layer. Come the 90s everyone thought it was ridiculous and moved on. They found different ridiculous trends - like grunge: baggy clothes, minimal makeup and not a perm in sight.

Those shoulder-pads nearly destroyed civilisation as we know it.

Don't even get me started on mullets...

Handbag dogs are the devil's work AND SHOULD BE RELEASED BACK INTO THE WILD!

Keane2baMused

pone2012 wrote: »

Educate Yourself! OCD and BDD share eerie similarities...

You'd be better suited to doing some research before you spout nonsense like that which you posted

I speak as someone with a high degree of experience on the topics.

To conclude, and in scientific terms, what you have said is a big pile of...

makingmecrazy

pone2012 wrote: »

Educate Yourself! OCD and BDD share eerie similarities...

You'd be better suited to doing some research before you spout nonsense like that which you posted

So basically what your posts boil down to is that women are mentally unwell if they don't do subscribe to the image that you deem appropriate

Pone, pone, pone.
What are we going to do with you?
*squidges pones cheeks*

DivingDuck

pone2012 wrote: »

There are a clear amount of people who hold the belief that it is utterly ridiculous? do we care? not all that much..we arent the ones being laughed at

pone2012 wrote: »

Go find a few symptoms of BDD... You'll soon see where excessive makeup application falls into that bracket

If excessive makeup application is symptomatic of mental illness, perhaps you shouldn't be laughing at the people doing it?

anewme

pone2012 wrote: »

I force my opinion on nobody, Everyone's entitled to theirs...just as everyone is entitled to comment on anyone's..its called free speech...not forcing anything...people choose to engage in this conversation i never asked anyone who didnt share my belief to...no more than I asked them to accept my opinion as gospel...missed that one too did you??

There are a clear amount of people who hold the belief that it is utterly ridiculous? do we care? not all that much..we arent the ones being laughed at ..but its a troublesome thought that people need to hide behind a mask to accept themselves

Even more troubling imo is the fact that our next generation will grow up accepting this as normal...because as usual...our generation would rather bury their head in the sand, or bottle, or in this case makeup rather than address the actual root of issues.....but please go on....about how this affects nobody's life..about how BDD/OCD and this emerging trend of EXCESSIVE, OBSESSIVE makeup application have no link whatsoever..about how embedding this ***** trend into society, its all fine and dandy right? it doesnt affect anyone at all?

Its no better than young lads juicing themselves up to the eyeballs imo, its troublesome that people are embedding these as cultural norms here..whether it is harmful to physical or mental health, or both..the point remains...its not a healthy trend

So please, tell me what part of what im saying is so vain?? Im all ears

and quite frankly, i could care less whether people like my opinion or not..its my opinion NOT EVERYONE'S...need I embed that in the thread title?

Hmm started off about comments on trends for lipstick.

Not sure how it came to this?

Rants about 'troubling" make up and juicing.

Would you not have anything better to keep you busy rather than worrying about the root issues for people who wear too much make up and why people bury their heads in the sand rather than address this threat to our society.

Perhaps it's time the Country had a Referendum on the topic?

Sounds like someone is having withdrawal symptoms from lack of water protests and blocking water meter installations and needs a new cause.

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

makingmecrazy wrote: »

Tell me, Dr electro, given your extensive research over many years and your study of them in their natural environment which has made you the expert on the subject, at what stage do you think we are currently at on the "Kardashiogram"?
Have we reached level 6 Karda yet?
And how prepared will we need to be within the community for when we go full Kardashian?

I don't know enough about the Kardashians to make a funny reply

That's my humblebrag done for the day!

makingmecrazy

Ledger Tinkling Vial wrote: »

I don't know enough about the Kardashians to make a funny reply

That's my humblebrag done for the day!

Haven't you learned all you need to know about them from this thread?
They are the ruination of civilisation.
Or so I'm led to believe

jigglypuffstuff

Keane2baMused wrote: »

I speak as someone with a high degree of experience on the topics.

To conclude, and in scientific terms, what you have said is a big pile of...

And the DSM-V categorize BDD on the O-C spectrum why exactly?? because they are unrelated? :rolleyes:

Oh Im sorry, clearly your experience must trump that of the APA's analysis ? my sincerest apologies :rolleyes:

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

makingmecrazy wrote: »

Haven't you learned all you need to know about them from this thread?
They are the ruination of civilisation.
Or so I'm led to believe

Kim has a kid by Kanye. There are other ones. Kim has a nice bottom.

Keane2baMused

pone2012 wrote: »

And the DSM-V categorize BDD on the O-C spectrum why exactly?? because they are unrelated? :rolleyes:

Oh Im sorry, clearly your experience must trump that of the APA's analysis ? my sincerest apologies :rolleyes:

No no, I wasn't referring to that.

I was referring to how you link these debilitating illnesses with the makeup and kardashian lovers of today.

Signed:

Psych grad & recovering OCD, BDD and ED chick.

makingmecrazy

Ledger Tinkling Vial wrote: »

Kim has a kid by Kanye. There are other ones. Kim has a nice bottom.

They ALL have lovely bottoms

;)

Keane2baMused

makingmecrazy wrote: »

They ALL have lovely bottoms ;)

You could fry an egg on it, true story.

Esel

I blame too many chicken nuggets and violent computer games, Too much pocket money; not enough tough love. Protein shakes and personal trainers.

And that's just the parents.

makingmecrazy

Esel wrote: »

I blame too many chicken nuggets and violent computer games, Too much pocket money; not enough tough love. Protein shakes and personal trainers.

And that's just the parents.

Your posts are nuts

jigglypuffstuff

Keane2baMused wrote: »

No no, I wasn't referring to that.

I was referring to how you link these debilitating illnesses with the makeup and kardashian lovers of today.

Signed:

Psych grad & recovering OCD, BDD and ED chick.

Ive been with the OCD, BDD AND ED ( she hadtwo actually, from anoerexia to bulimia) chick, i spent 5 years with her actually, you can fire in Bipolar, molested and a few other traumatic instances too..its irrelevant to this discussion...as is what you just said

Btw, psych was one of my subjects at undergrad too...again, its pretty meaningless (nice try at authenticating your opinion though)

One of the most common Symptoms of BDD is excessive makeup application...am i saying all individuals contribute? no... Im saying its an issue..are you saying thats not the case?

IS BDD on the rise in ireland? pretty much,

Is this contributing? Id argue it is

Likewise with the men , steroids and muscle dysmorphia

Lyaiera

pone2012 wrote: »

Ive been with the OCD, BDD AND ED ( she hadtwo actually, from anoerexia to bulimia) chick, i spent 5 years with her actually, you can fire in Bipolar, molested and a few other traumatic instances too..its irrelevant to this discussion...as is what you just said

Btw, psych was one of my subjects at undergrad too...again, its pretty meaningless (nice try at authenticating your opinion though)

One of the most common Symptoms of BDD is excessive makeup application...am i saying all individuals contribute? no... Im saying its an issue..are you saying thats not the case?

IS BDD on the rise in ireland? pretty much,

Is this contributing? Id argue it is

Likewise with the men , steroids and muscle dysmorphia

So when you started the thread complaining about people looking like they had an allergic reaction to peanuts, you were really just worried about eating disorders?

jigglypuffstuff

Lyaiera wrote: »

So when you started the thread complaining about people looking like they had an allergic reaction to peanuts, you were really just worried about eating disorders?

Absolutley not

But then, three days of talking about, discussing, and researching a topic do tend to give you insight

I wouldnt call those eating disorders though...thats not really what i stated...(although relevant indeed, i think thats another topic)

Keane2baMused

pone2012 wrote: »

Ive been with the OCD, BDD AND ED ( she hadtwo actually, from anoerexia to bulimia) chick, i spent 5 years with her actually, you can fire in Bipolar, molested and a few other traumatic instances too..its irrelevant to this discussion...as is what you just said

Btw, psych was one of my subjects at undergrad too...again, its pretty meaningless (nice try at authenticating your opinion though)

One of the most common Symptoms of BDD is excessive makeup application...am i saying all individuals contribute? no... Im saying its an issue..are you saying thats not the case?

IS BDD on the rise in ireland? pretty much,

Is this contributing? Id argue it is

Likewise with the men , steroids and muscle dysmorphia

For a minute there I thought you said YOU were the one who knows what I have actual experience of, then I realised what you said.

Moving on.

Lyaiera

pone2012 wrote: »

Absolutley not

But then, three days of talking about, discussing, and researching a topic do tend to give you insight

What I think you're up to is you just wanted to laugh at people you think are ugly, and now that you've been called out about it you're trying to defend yourself by saying you actually really care about people.

One eyed Jack

pone2012 wrote: »

Absolutley not

But then, three days of talking about, discussing, and researching a topic do tend to give you insight

I wouldnt call those eating disorders though...thats not really what i stated...(although relevant indeed, i think thats another topic)

Clearly in your case, it doesn't.

Esel

makingmecrazy wrote: »

Your posts are nuts :D

Raw, unsalted. Selenium from Brazil (nuts). Part of a balanced diet. Trail mix, aka gorp. Think hunter-gatherer.

Seriously, though. This thread is a wind-up.

Has the OP posted in the OD thread yet?

http://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057574994/1

We need some fresh input there.

Keane2baMused

pone2012 wrote: »

I appear to have spotted a trend which has honestly got me baffled

Lately, I've noticed more and more women seem to do their lipstick in a fashion that either makes them look like they've had an allergic reaction to peanuts, or they are trying to do their best impression of the Joker in The Dark Knight?

Could anyone explain this, please??

Yeah, this is interesting.

Going from actually insulting women who wear makeup you find distasteful, to defending your position saying how concerned you are for all of the impending (and current) mental health conditions these trends are supposedly contributing to.

But sure 3 days of research has led you to this point.

You have little to do.

makingmecrazy

Esel wrote: »

Raw, unsalted. Selenium from Brazil (nuts). Part of a balanced diet. Trail mix, aka gorp. Think hunter-gatherer.

Seriously, though. This thread is a wind-up.

Has the OP posted in the OD thread yet?

http://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057574994/1

We need some fresh input there.

He's sorted. He already has a lady love and she's classy(she wears very little make up

)

jigglypuffstuff

Lyaiera wrote: »

What I think you're up to is you just wanted to laugh at people you think are ugly, and now that you've been called out about it you're trying to defend yourself by saying you actually really care about people.

Let me make this blatantly clear

If i wanted to laugh at people who i deemed ugly, I would go right ahead and do that....and i wouldnt be typing on boards.ie to do so...make no mistake..im honest to the point of being cold. Proudly? not always, but nobody is perfect

That was not the case...it was a question of discussion..granted i exaggerate...but its AH...this whole thread wreaks of exaggeration and sarcasm, from all sides

And im not saying i care about individual people specifically, certainly not...im talking about the collective...i do not know these people nor will i ever...but i think collectively...its an issue...maybe not everyone shares that view, and thats fine...but id doubt anyone could honestly argue there is no substance in the notion that its an issue

things like this are troubling imo....be it a girl who feels the need to cover herself in makeup or a guy who juices up...the fact that people feel the need to alter their appearance in a drastic way speaks volume

Thats my take on it

jigglypuffstuff

Keane2baMused wrote: »

Yeah, this is interesting.

Going from actually insulting women who wear makeup you find distasteful, to defending your position saying how concerned you are for all of the impending (and current) mental health conditions these trends are supposedly contributing to.

But sure 3 days of research has led you to this point.

You have little to do.

I just finished a masters 3 days ago , Im entitled to have little to do for the rest of this week..considering the effort it takes to try and maintain a 1st at MSc level , im sure you can appreciate that a week of doing SFA is what most people would be doing ?

my concern is not as great as youre making it out to be, its there..just not as much as you're exaggerating it

Keane2baMused

pone2012 wrote: »

I just finished a masters 3 days ago , Im entitled to have little to do for the rest of this week..considering the effort it takes to try and maintain a 1st at MSc level , im sure you can appreciate that a week of doing SFA is what most people would be doing ?

my concern is not as great as youre making it out to be, its there..just not as much as you're exaggerating it

You can put your measuring tape away now dear. I'm sure your girlfriend is perfectly happy with your MSc.

jigglypuffstuff

Keane2baMused wrote: »

You can put your measuring tape away now dear. I'm sure your girlfriend is perfectly happy with your MSc.

You did say i had little to do , didnt you (Psych Grad) :rolleyes:

I merely explained

makingmecrazy

pone2012 wrote: »

I just finished a masters 3 days ago , Im entitled to have little to do for the rest of this week..considering the effort it takes to try and maintain a 1st at MSc level , im sure you can appreciate that a week of doing SFA is what most people would be doing ?

my concern is not as great as youre making it out to be, its there..just not as much as you're exaggerating it

What was your masters in?