Man compares lipstick to something very sexual - and leaves everyone very confused

A man has taken to the social media platform to share his thoughts on women wearing lipstick in the work place.

And it's fair to say his message hasn't gone down too well.

Stefan Molyneux, the host of Freedomain Radio, appeared to compare women wearing lipstick in the business world to a man showing up to a meeting with a giant artificial boner.

He said: "So strange. Do you know that female lipstick simulates sexual arousal?

"Can you imagine a man showing up for a business meeting with a giant artificial boner straining at his pants?

"Yet lipstick is perfectly acceptable in the business world."

His bizarre tweet quickly went viral with over 3,200 likes and hundreds of retweets.

But many were unsure exactly what point he was trying to make.

"What the everloving f*** are you talking about," asked one confused user.

"This doesn't even make any sense," replied someone else.

A third person wrote: "Dude what the f*** are you talking about?"


Another responded saying: "So many questions! Is there 'male lipstick'? Does 'female lipstick' stimulate sexual arousal in the wearer or the observer? Where can I buy some? What is an artificial boner? Who are you? Why is this in my feed?"

Someone else advised Molyneux that "everyone has random weird thoughts. It's okay not to share them on Twitter ."

However there was one person who claimed to understand the tweet.

They said: "There's a ton of people in the comments thinking they're dunking on him by calling him an easily aroused incel.

"He's not saying red lipstick makes men horny, he's saying it simulates women being horny. I don't know why everyone thinks they're being clever by misreading him."

Syl wrote:Well he does have a point.
A womans facial lips swell and redden when she is sexually aroused, so wearing lipstick could be seen as trying to imitate that, in fact that was probably why women first started wearing lip colour..
Not sure in this day and age many people put that sort of meaning on putting a bit of lippy on.

Ben Reilly wrote:

Syl wrote:Well he does have a point.
A womans facial lips swell and redden when she is sexually aroused, so wearing lipstick could be seen as trying to imitate that, in fact that was probably why women first started wearing lip colour..
Not sure in this day and age many people put that sort of meaning on putting a bit of lippy on.

I think the only thing that remains of that association we have between lipstick and horniness is the fact that few people let their young daughters wear lipstick -- mostly, I think, without really thinking about why they think it's inappropriate.

eddie wrote:I agree Syl. I wear lipstick, I like being feminine and wear a little bit of make up every day.
Nothing wrong with it.

Syl wrote:

eddie wrote:I agree Syl. I wear lipstick, I like being feminine and wear a little bit of make up every day.
Nothing wrong with it.

Me  too.....and it's to make ME feel good, nothing to do with wanting to attract men.
I really think he has the wrong idea about modern women ...applying lipstick is just part of a normal routine in many womens day to day lives.

eddie wrote:

Syl wrote:
Me  too.....and it's to make ME feel good, nothing to do with wanting to attract men.
I really think he has the wrong idea about modern women ...applying lipstick is just part of a normal routine in many womens day to day lives.

I agree. And I give you my thanks on this thread because I agree and also because you’re pretty.

nicko wrote:I like that pale pink Lipstick, it goes with a lot of my Dresses !