Spacial Fray

The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years

Prologue: I had severe Beatlemania from about age 8 to age 18. It’s amazing what sort of extreme obsessions a young human brain is capable of creating. Moving on… “It was … important to try to tell a story that would convey to people who really have no idea — I’m thinking of the millennials, I suppose; people who have grown up with the music and think they know something of the story — the…

guy: you look tired today me: I’m wearing no makeup guy: no, it’s something about you you seem really tired.

First of all, rude.

Second of all you have made it very clear to me that you don’t know anything about nor care about makeup at all. You think it’s all just for fun? Uh uh. The colors, the shapes are all designed to create illusions for the eye. I can effectively change the shape of my nose by using shadows and light to create new lines. It is art.

Also, the blush and bronzer I put on mimic the appearance of elevated blood flow to the face. This is attractive to humans because the face flushes during sexual activity. Sorry it’s not polite, but it’s science.

So when I am not wearing makeup, it literally looks like I have less blood flow to the face. That’s why I “look tired” to you. Not because I am tired, just because I chose not to do my art science magic today. I can do it or not do it whenever I want, and you certainly don’t know better than me if I’m ~tired~ regardless.