jnrbayano:

Anything the fiance decides is okay?

Doesn't he have duty over her?

Should she decide to rub powder looking like willy-willy, no problem?

The OP was short enough to understand, but still you somehow missed this...

greenhope:
My ex is into beauty and cosmetics she has been friendly with I AND MY WIFE to be.

crackhaus:

The OP was short enough to understand, but still you somehow missed this...

I didn't miss that.

Well, I just gave my honest opinion. What I will do if I'm in Op's shoes I have just said.

jnrbayano:


I didn't miss that.

Well, I just gave my honest opinion. What I will do if I'm in Op's shoes I have just said.

Okay, good.

The guy in the OP already said the ex is friends with both him and his fiancee (this is not an impossibility cos I've experienced it).
I consequently stated that if his 'wife-to-be' is comfortable with this ex doing her makeup, then they should go ahead.

What was your issue with my comment again?

crackhaus:

Okay, good.

The guy in the OP already said the ex is friends with both him and his fiancee (this is not an impossibility cos I've experienced it).
I consequently stated that if his 'wife-to-be' is comfortable with this ex doing her makeup, then they should go ahead.

What was your issue with my comment again?

The friendliness of an ex can be likened to a beautifully painted grave.

Exes are seldom so without acrimony methinks.

jnrbayano:


The friendliness of an ex can be likened to a beautifully painted grave.

Exes are seldom so without acrimony methinks.

You're right, which is why I stated that his fiancee should be the one concerned with having her makeup done by someone who dated her husband-to-be.

As a woman herself, she would know exactly what a bitter woman can do... but if they're both already friends and she sees no apparent danger, then it's fine.

crackhaus:

You're right, which is why I stated that his fiancee should be the one concerned with having her makeup done by someone who dated her husband-to-be.

As a woman herself, she would know exactly what a bitter woman can do... but if they're both already friends and she sees no apparent danger, then it's fine.

Okay.

Assuming the ex inflicts some harm to the fiancee of which the friendship and rapport shared with her and approved by her to be healthy enough, never suggested, the Op will be harmed as well.

...I hope you know this.

jnrbayano:


Okay.

Assuming the ex inflicts some harm to the fiancee of which the friendship and rapport shared with her and approved by her to be healthy enough, never suggested, the Op will be harmed as well.

...I hope you know this.

Yes that is a possibility, but I don't see how this harm will be inflicted when applying makeup on his fiancee's face... there would probably be other people present there.

Unless you're leaning towards spiritual harm.

crackhaus:

Yes that is a possibility, but I don't see how this harm will be inflicted when applying makeup on his fiancee's face... there would probably be other people present there.

Unless you're leaning towards spiritual harm.

......and probably not be (completion of the bold)

Spiritual harm is more possible than it's not too.

Now, combine the two.

Have really learn alot from all your comments and thanks for the wisdom