Why do girls do it?

It's like that episode of Drake and Josh where Josh has a mustache made of magic marker and everyone notices it

except here it's socially acceptable

Filling in a little can look nice if they do it right, but yeah pluck them bitches until they look good. As for me though I was born with great eyebrows sooooo

Absolutely.

Anything done for the sake of vanity tends to look bad, yes.

It's fucking stupid. I hate it when they make the eyebrows, like, blocky at the center. They're supposed to be rounded not blocks

I agree, they look ugly.

I personally think it's really unattractive, yeah.

Vanity is p ridiculous in general.

it's really gross, my aunt does it.

Quote from: Aether on June 06, 2016, 05:54:56 PM

It's fine to stay clean, have good hygiene, and look presentable instead of like you're living on the street

There's more to looking attractive than not looking unattractive.

Yes, and I think it gets ridiculous.

Quote from: ᔕ ᑌ ᑕ ᑕ on June 06, 2016, 04:29:37 PM

theyre pretty terrible unless you just have really, really light eyebrows and have no choice

but I don't know would it be considered "drawing on" if you're just shading them in with something like eyeshadow? I don't understand make up.

if you have perfectly normal eyebrows, but then shave them off, and then draw them on, its weird to me

if you just shade them in because you want better definition, or you have like no eyebrows to begin with, its fair game

Quote from: Aether on June 06, 2016, 06:54:40 PM

Quote from: SecondClass on June 06, 2016, 06:34:26 PM

Quote from: Aether on June 06, 2016, 05:54:56 PM

It's fine to stay clean, have good hygiene, and look presentable instead of like you're living on the street

There's more to looking attractive than not looking unattractive.

Yes, and I think it gets ridiculous.

It's the cool thing these days to hate vanity, yet no one hates beautiful people. There's nothing wrong with being overly concerned with how you look.

I don't hate vanity, I just think it gets ridiculous. And 'overly' implies an unnecessary amount of effort which alludes to the waste of time and energy and even the possibility of being so consumed by something that you prioritize it over other more important matters in life. (Or at least matters that would hold more importance to someone with the wisdom to see their importance) Something I've seen first hand my entire life, in fact.