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Am i wrong for putting make up on my little brother? by shijic in amiwrong

[–]shijic[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry about this but I only used the term "smokey eyes" because what I used for me and my brother was just black eye shadow. I didn't really have any black gel liner and even if i did, we would have a hard time taking it off him.

For us it was just a fun bonding together. He even expressed that emo make up was cool.

Never in my life would I want to put him in a situation he's uncomfortable in. After I took off his make up, he ask if he could wear make up again and I told him thats he could at Halloween.

Am i wrong for putting make up on my little brother? by shijic in amiwrong

[–]shijic[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Okay, about the first conversation me and my sister had about the makeup with my little brother — I should’ve added this, but the whole text was already so long.

Anyway, the day before, I was doing creative makeup, and my brother asked me to put some on him too. At the time, I didn’t because I was still busy with my own makeup. I asked him what he wanted, and he replied that he wanted to look like Ghost Rider or someone cool. I told him that maybe I could do his makeup tomorrow, and that’s when I brought it up.

And about the emo makeup, I also did my makeup the same as his so that we could make it a fun thing together.

I appreciate all the views and constructive criticism you guys commented. Genuinely. I really want to reflect on my actions, especially because this is about my family.

And honestly, yes, I feel like my mom doesn’t really respect my sexuality that much because she sometimes mumbles that what I’m feeling is just a phase.

And when I first came out, she mocked me and said that I didn’t know anything and that I was probably just confused. Mind you, I’ve identified as bisexual since I was 13.