Just DON'T Wear Make-UP!

Here's how to make things clear. I have a personal bias on what they call a sensitive issue. I have a stand on what they insist is wrong. And as far as I can see things. Everyone seemed so narrow. Why not broaden your thinking? Think in the artistic way of expressing things; of seeing things. Art, I see solves everything. Art simplifies every argument they call is complicated. Art reveals the real sense of what they call is sensitive.

Now let me get things straight. The trending issue here is gays being in Miss Universe. Right? Everybody has a viewpoint on this. I'll share mine. I know this will not trend into greater impact, but at least an insight for everybody to see will do. An insight to how I really think will do.

First, I ask what is really wrong here? My eyes widened on the idea that gays are appealing to be in a Miss Universe pageant. Then sooner, I was interested into watching different beauties come to life. Be it the beauty that is from a woman and the beauty that is from a gay one. You see the answer are all in words.

You call it Miss Universe because beauty is universal. It comes in different forms. It is bestowed upon different people and we do not classify them being gays or women. We classify them as beautiful, that is why they deserve equal treatment into showing the world how beautiful they are. Besides both women and gay beauty pageant starts with Miss. Why not roll them into one and make it... Miss Universe, right?

Second, why should women be threatened by the presence of gays in that pageant? Again, this is a pageant of beauty. It is a battle of beauty and brains, not gender and what's under. Get it? Get the whole picture?

Third, I see gays as creative people; competent enough to be mixed with those they are comfortable in. There are some people who insist that everybody should be in the right place at the right moment. Now define, right again? How will we know if gays are not suited in such beauty pageants if we will not give them the chance to be in it? Equality between men and women were achieved through change. Why can't we give those who are in between sexes a chance for the change we, women once achieved?

To settle my point, if we will not open the doors to these creative gays in such beauty pageants. Then, don't let them work for the make-ups of your candidates. Don't let them sew the dresses of those women. Don't let them be the mind behind such artistry.  Just DON'T WEAR MAKE-UP yourselves! Women, why so selfish?

In their perspective, imagine the effervescence that gays feel once they see their own kind own the stage. Remember that they are the creative people behind such creative work of art you call, pageant... you call universal... They have the right to have a piece of cake in it.