It’s honestly kind of a writing exercise. So I opened the floor and invited Balk and our coworker Mike Dang to ask us any beauty questions they were harboring deep in their lil hearts, and we did our best to give understandable answers.
This is a fine strat, and I understand the impulse, but minutes later when he slid into the work Slack looking for updates on how the tutorial was going, my soul…….did this: Me | Giphyīalk wanted to learn! And, by default, I wanted to explain! Our bossfather Alex Balk headed home just before the master class began, claiming working remotely would be better than feeling like he was in the way during the lesson. So yesterday, when my Swole coworker brought an eyeshadow palette to the office in order to teach our editor Silvia Killingsworth how to do a smokey eye, I was pleased to watch the men in the office crane their necks in polite curiousity. It is my preferred conversational position. I am comfortable with that power dynamic. Things like, “Does bronzer hurt?” and “What is a mask for?” Plus, there’s something satisfying in being the unequivocal expert on a given topic having the whole floor conceded and stepping fully into your spotlight. I love hearing little questions they have squirreled away but don’t care quite enough to Google. There’s something pure and exhilarating about it, like teaching a puppy to walk down stairs.
chat about kohl, mascara, and lipstick FlickrĪll my life, I have loved explaining my beauty routine to men. We don’t want you to want “it” that way – that’s the way we want it… for you to not want it that way.
It seems they both want it the same way but are fighting over who gets to say they want it that way ĭon’t wanna hear you say that you want heartaches and mistakes… or to be 2 worlds apart. He doesn’t wanna hear it because he is the one that wants it that way? He wants to be the one to say it? Also what is “it”? “I never wanna hear you say, ‘I want it that way’ cause i want it that way”. It will also be stuck in your head for the rest of the day. We don’t want you to want “it” that way – that’s the way we want it… for you to not want it that way,” they responded from their group’s Twitter account. “Don’t wanna hear you say that you want heartaches and mistakes… or to be 2 worlds apart. Later that night, she got an answer from the boys themselves. “It seems they both want it the same way but are fighting over who gets to say they want it that way,” she continued in a second tweet.
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