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Hey here's a fun thought. (As a forward, if you're going to plan on complaining about me arguing, then don't post stuff like this without being open minded to a discussion.) Not all women wear makeup and make their breasts look larger to please men. There's a huge difference from being objectified and "enhancing" your body. Though I know many men don't force women to wear makeup or breast enhancing bras, claiming that all men are Saints that don't care about physical appearance is absurd and false. And saying that all women only wear makeup because they're insecure and jealous is too, ridiculous. (Some women don't even wear makeup.) Please consider that posts like this are major generalizations of both genders. Also, wearing makeup and body enhancers should only be a choice of the person who is wearing it, whether they want to or not, you shouldn't assume that people who wear stuff like that are insecure about themselves.

Actually, many women apply for those jobs because of the high pay and good health benefits but are rejected because the employers believe that as women, they'd be too weak to handle them. Women don't only fight for high level corporate jobs. The reason its more of an issue with corporate jobs is because women are still underrepresented, same with S.T.E.M. positions (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and political positions.

Ok here's the thing, WOMEN AND MEN SHOULD BE ABLE TO WEAR AS MUCH OR AS LITTLE MAKEUP AS THEY WANT WITHOUT BEING CRITICIZED. IT'S THEIR FACE, IT'S THEIR BODY, WHICH MAKES IT THEIR CHOICE TO GET IMPLANTS OR COAT THEIR FACES IN LAYERS OF MAKEUP OR DO WHATEVER THE HELL THEY WANT AS LONG AS THEY FEEL COMFORTABLE. Telling someone what or what not to do with their own face and body is wrong. Wearing makeup and dying your hair isn't a "lie" it's a form of self expression, and if you don't like your body, you should have the right to get breast implants or liposuction, or a sex change BECAUSE OTHER PEOPLE DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO TELL YOU WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR BODY. (Just because you don't like my shitty eyeliner doesn't mean I'm going to stop smudging on my face everyday, I didn't put it on for you) *Drops mic and walks out*

I do agree with the idea of the nail polish, but the problem is that it might create more victim blame, such as when a woman is blamed for dressing provocatively. "It was her fault for not wearing nail polish"

Love how the guy in the back rushes forward to take a picture