5:15 I have never put makeup on. It's hard. "You assholes are crowding my mirror space. Gimme some room, I keep smearing my blush." Everyone's glares at me. I feel like a gay homosexual.
The narrator describes their first experience with makeup, highlighting the challenges they face as someone who has never used it before. The act of applying makeup proves to be difficult, leading to frustration as they struggle to manage the products while feeling confined by the presence of others. Their demand for more space around the mirror illustrates the chaos of the situation.
The narrator humorously reflects on their feelings of insecurity and self-awareness, comparing their predicament to feeling out of place and likening it to being viewed as a stereotypical figure in a social setting. This blend of humor and self-deprecation adds a layer of relatability to the experience, showcasing the awkwardness that can accompany unfamiliarity.
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