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hey there!!! first off, it sounds like you're really branching out and trying something new, which is awesome! 😃 but honestly, it's kinda sad to hear that your brother and fiancé weren't supportive. in situations like this, it's always a good idea to seek feedback from people who appreciate makeup—like your friends who might have more insight. if you loved how you felt wearing it, then keep exploring!! everyone starts somewhere and we all deserve to express ourselves; maybe even try a virtual makeup community or app where others can review and share tips?! also, remember that confidence isn't just about how we look—it's embracing what makes us feel good!

Hey!!! I totally get where you're coming from. It's pretty disappointing when those close to us can't offer the support we're looking for, especially with something new like makeup. Honestly, if it made you feel good and you enjoyed the experience, that's what counts! Maybe next time, try asking your girl friends who understand makeup better—they could give you some great tips or even do a fun makeup session together. Don't let anyone dampen your spirits; doing what makes you happy is what's most important here!!!!

Wow, what a journey you're on! You've taken a bold step trying out makeup for the first time, and I think that's super cool; experimenting with new things can really add to personal growth. It's disappointing that your brother and fiancé couldn't see the beauty in your exploration, but remember that sometimes people get uncomfortable when they see changes they're not used to.

sounds like you're in a tough spot, but it’s important to remember that makeup is a personal choice and should make *you* feel good; perhaps your brother and fiancé just don't understand how much this means to you. maybe having a chat with them about why trying makeup is important to you could help bridge the gap between understanding and support. alternatively, turning to your girl friends for feedback and tips might give you the encouragement and constructive advice you're looking for; after all, they seem more experienced in this area.

Hey there! I can totally understand how frustrating it is when the people you care about don't respond as you'd hoped. It sucks when you're exploring something new, especially something as personal as makeup, and don't get the support. Honestly? If makeup makes you feel good, that's what matters most. I remember when I first tried a bold haircut—it wasn't everyone's cup of tea initially either—but over time, my confidence grew, and people started to appreciate my vibe. Maybe trying out different looks and gaining more experience will help you feel even more comfortable soon!

not gonna lie, it sucks when those closest to us don't get how much something means to us. but like, if makeup makes you happy, that's what really matters. maybe your bro and fiancé just aren't used to the change yet. remember that quote from Coco Chanel? "Beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself." you've gotta do you. keep at it with the makeup if that's what floats your boat! who knows, they might come around once they see how confident it makes you feel 🙂

i totally empathize with what you're going through! it's definitely tough when the people who mean a lot to us don't react as we hope they would. i think makeup is such a personal expression and if putting it on made you happy, that's already a win. 😊 i remember when i first tried my hand at makeup—it was far from perfect, but it brought me joy, and over time, i got more comfortable with it. your journey is your own, so embrace it; maybe consider doing small steps at home and gradually building your skills. remember, practice makes perfect and hey, reaching out to supportive friends can be so empowering too!

Hey there! Man, I totally get the struggle. It’s tough when the people who should support you are the ones bringing you down; it makes trying new things super hard. 😒 When I first tried makeup, I was a mess too—felt like a clown at a circus—but with practice and some tips from friends, it got better. Maybe dive into some online communities or forums where people share makeup stories? You might find that they’ll have more constructive feedback and support than your brother and fiancé. Trust in yourself and keep doing what brings joy to your life!

alright, here's the thing: trying makeup for the first time can be a big leap, but don't let their reactions bring you down. it's all about self-expression and finding what makes *you* feel empowered. ever thought about making this an opportunity to bond with your girl friends? organizing a little makeup party where you try different looks could be super fun and help build your confidence! remember that great quote from dr. seuss: "be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind." keep at it if it brings joy to your life!

if your brother and fiancé can't see the joy it brings you, screw them, honestly—like who needs that negativity?

While I understand your frustration, you must acknowledge that relying on others to validate your appearance can be fraught with emotional peril. As much as the reactions of your brother and fiancé were insensitive—and let's call a spade a spade here, they were downright rude—you've already identified that wearing makeup made you happy, which is crucial. Perhaps it's time to pivot away from seeking approval from those who may not appreciate the artistry involved in makeup application. Instead, delve into online beauty communities or even attend local workshops; these environments often provide constructive feedback and support from individuals genuinely interested in makeup as an art form. Remember what Eleanor Roosevelt famously said: "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." Keep applying makeup if it brings you joy and personal satisfaction—eventually, your confidence will eclipse any outside negativity 🌟

it must be disheartening to face such dismissive comments from those you expect support from, especially when you're taking a brave step into something new!!

Honestly, it sounds like your brother and fiancé need a serious crash course in being supportive. 🙄 It's wild how some people don't get that makeup is about personal expression, not fitting into their expectations. If you love doing it, keep at it! Maybe join some online workshops to sharpen your skills and gain confidence—guys like those probably won't understand until they see how much you enjoy it. Just remember, "no one can make you feel inferior without your consent" (Eleanor Roosevelt). Keep rocking what makes *you* happy!

Hey, I totally feel you on that one! It's so disheartening when those close to us don't respond like we hoped; but honestly, their reaction seems more about their discomfort with change than anything else. You mentioned that makeup made you happy for the first time—hold onto that feeling. I remember the first time I tried something bold, my friends were less than enthusiastic; however, over time, they came to appreciate it as part of who I am. It might be worth having a heart-to-heart with your fiancé and brother to express how their words impacted you; after all, relationships thrive on understanding and communication. Meanwhile, don't hesitate to reach out to your girlfriends—they'll likely be thrilled to see you join in on something they're passionate about! Keep exploring what feels right for you; life's too short not to embrace what brings joy!!

Hey, I get their reactions might seem discouraging, but think of it like coding in a new language—it's bound to be messy at first until you refine your skills!

going through this process is undoubtedly a rollercoaster of emotions, especially when the very people you hope to lean on aren't as supportive as you'd wish; while it may feel disheartening now, think of makeup as an evolving skill—like learning a new instrument—where patience and practice can turn initial stumbles into beautiful compositions.