Pet peeve - eyebrow plucking

Mr 5 0 · 12-14-2001, 12:42 PM

Personally, I prefer thin (but natural - not painted) eyebrows to thick ones on ladies, which is what 'Mrs. 5.0' maintains, so all is well in our house on that important area of facial grooming.

As for the 'fat chicks' issue; I find it's easier to simply accept people the way they are, including fat women, bald men, whatever, and I make it a point to never, ever comment on anyones appearance. Saves a lot of hurt and hassle on both ends and frankly, someones weight is really not my concern. I assume that a fat guy or girl has a mirror and a scale and they know exactly how heavy they are and how they look. My comments are not necessary.

I do feel bad for some really obese women I've worked with (400 - 500 pounds) as I know that they'll have serious joint and heart problems by the time they hit 40. Still, it's not my place to comment on it. I'm not their doctor.

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Mr 5 0 Conservative Individualist Join Date: May 1997 Location: Wherever I need to be Posts: 7,487	Personally, I prefer thin (but natural - not painted) eyebrows to thick ones on ladies, which is what 'Mrs. 5.0' maintains, so all is well in our house on that important area of facial grooming. As for the 'fat chicks' issue; I find it's easier to simply accept people the way they are, including fat women, bald men, whatever, and I make it a point to never, ever comment on anyones appearance. Saves a lot of hurt and hassle on both ends and frankly, someones weight is really not my concern. I assume that a fat guy or girl has a mirror and a scale and they know exactly how heavy they are and how they look. My comments are not necessary. I do feel bad for some really obese women I've worked with (400 - 500 pounds) as I know that they'll have serious joint and heart problems by the time they hit 40. Still, it's not my place to comment on it. I'm not their doctor.