How do I tell my mom I want to wear makeup (I'm a boy)?
Are you generally artistic? Tell her that, for some reason, your instincts are telling you to expand your abilities in makeup artistry because it interests you and you feel you’d be good at it. Before talking to her, do a little research into all the male makeup artists out there, now and in the past. That way, you have precedence to show her. If you are worried she might think you’re gay (if you are not), then simply reassure her that your interest has nothing to do with that. If you are gay and you haven’t come out to her, yet, then it might be a good time to do that, too. And tell her that your interest doesn’t have anything to do with that, either. An artist is an artist is an artist regardless of medium or substrate.If you meant that you want to wear makeup, not do makeup, then that’s a separate matter.
How do I tell my mom that I don't want to wear a bikini top with a rash guard over it to the pool?
It depends on what you do want to wear and why you don't want to wear the bikini top and rash guard.If it's because you think rashguards are uncool, or don't look good then just wear it. It's better than skin cancer.If it's for any other reason, especially if it makes you uncomfortable or self conscious, just be honest and tell your mum what you're feeling.
How to tell your mom you want to wear panties?
You don't. Sexuality is an adult thing, and you treat it as such. Your preferences are your own business and you should be perfectly free to indulge them as you like - I'm not telling you not to wear panties or have a satisfying sex life later on - but just as adults don't call their parents to tell them they are having sex, and just as we don't tell them the details of our bedroom kinks even after we're married and they darned well know we have some, we don't need to tell them about such things while living under their roof, either. Your parents know you're of an age to have some burgeoning sexual desires and preferences, but they don't want and don't need to know the details. Go buy some panties and wear them when you want, tell your parents you'd like to start doing your own laundry if you don't already, and don't mention anything further. You might feel that you need to hide it, but you shouldn't really have to: there is a pact between grown adults that we all know that everybody has sex and sexual preferences, but in general we don't discuss them. Parents do treat their kids specially (which can be an issue), but in general what they SHOULD do is ignore the panties if they see them. It's not their business. There is another issue here. Do you get off on wearing panties, or are you really fully transgendered in your own mind? If the latter, then eventually this will become a very public lifestyle choice that is not private in the way a fetish is. In that case, what you need to tell your parents is not that you want to wear panties, but that you think of yourself as a woman. If that's the case, you'll have to tell them sometime, but only you can judge when that time is. That is a much bigger and a very different issue than just wanting to wear panties.
How can I tell my cousin she doesnt need a bra?
Why tell her at all? You're not her mother, and there is no need to embarrass her. When you're a twelve year old girl, you've hit a stage of your life where you just want to feel like you're as pretty and cool as all the other girls in those magazines, and it is a very sensitive time for most girls. You don't need to lower her confidence. If she really doesn't need a bra when she gets older, she'll figure it out on her own. Nobody walking down the street sees her and says "wow, did you see that twelve year old wearing a bra when she doesn't need one?" Nobody cares that she's wearing it, and you shouldn't either.
How can I convince my mum that I want to start wearing a bra because I am now 16 years old?
Get yourself a better argument. You want to start wearing a bra because you are 16? That’s a trash reason.Good reason: You have these things on your chests called breasts. I’m sure she knows- I assume she has two of her own. If she has somehow forgotten, show ’em to her.You are in school, you are going all sorts of places, you might be in sports or pe or whatever- you need a supportive bra.
17 and mom still tells me what to wear?
I'm 17 years old and I'll be 18 in a few months. My mom always gets upset when she sees me wearing what she considers "inappropriate" clothing. ( ie. my bra showing throw the armholes of my tank top or shirt).she wants me to wear an undershirt under my tank in the middle of the hot summer?!? she never used to do that before until recently. Now it just makes me angry because she acts like I can't wear what I please. I don't have a job and I don't really go anywhere. She doesn't respect the fact I'm almost an adult, but if I said anything about what she wears; she would tell me I don't have to listen to you because I'm an adult. Side note: I gained a lot of weight last summer and lost it. I'm probably a size 3-7( not sure) and my clothes don't really fit as well as last summer.
Why won't my mom let me wear makeup to school?
The first thing you have to consider is age. When I was in school, my parents wouldnt allow me to wear make-up to school either. I was in high school before I was “permitted” to wear make-up. The main reason is that not only was I what some call naturally pretty, but I physically “matured” way before the other girls my age and they wanted to prevent any “extra” attention. (I had “B” cup breast in 3rd grade, and started my period in 4th. I didn't even know what a training bra was. I swear I woke up one morning and had boobs…BIG boobs.)Secondly, do you know what you're doing? Wearing make-up is not the same as staying within the lines of a coloring book. You have to know tones, textures, styles, brands, etc. You need to wear the make-up…don't let the make-up wear you. Make-up can have you looking like a circus performer… correctly done you're the BEAUTIFUL LADY twirling and spiraling on ribbon in the air…incorrectly done and you're the CLOWN walking through the crowd trying to sell peanuts.In my experience with parents and rules, they are meant to be in the best interest of the child. So lastly consider this, school is for educating. If you're putting this much focus on decorating your face, how much focus is going to your grades?