Emily Postal : vimarsana.com

Bright red lipstick is my trade
mark. It makes me feel attractive and confident: ready to take on the world. A female friend criticizes me at parties about my leaving a lipstick mark on my glass, even when it s a plastic cup. She says it s disgusting, often when guys are listening. Is this her problem or bad etiquette I need to change?
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Girl Unpowered
According to annoyed caterers ranting online, lipstick on glass has staying power second only to nuclear garbage and nightmare party guests ( But there was no checkout time on the invitation! ). So, it s possible this woman is a well-meaning etiquette activist acting on behalf of beleaguered dishwashing staff everywhere. Except wait, she also bashes you when you re drinking out of a plastic cup, and I m guessing the garbagemen don t get miffy when there s a lipsticked Dixie cup next to the corpse in the dumpster they re emptying.