/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>10689004
>Well makeup is definitely pretty feminine at least in modern standards
Is it though? Not even counting the hundreds of years men have been doing it, but even today you have men wearing no-makeup makeup looks and some of the most popular makeup artists are men wearing it in outlandish ways. Is the cosplayer feminine for wearing it? What about stage and costume? Makeup and hair styling is gender neutral and you only see it as feminine because your average person doesn't think about how much it's applied for others outside of women. I'm making a hill out of this to help change this thought process and cut down on troonery.
>A little bit of both
Tell me if I'm wrong, but your reason for wanting to do it because it's feminine to you is so you can look cute, is that right?