While women once searched for lipstick marks on their partners' shirt collars, looking for proof of infidelity, today they give their other half sticky kisses to test their level of intimacy. On social media, women apply lip gloss and chase after their partners' mouths, who may or may not be receptive to this smeared kiss with a vanilla or cotton candy flavor.<\/p>\n
On social media, love is on full display, and even the most intimate gestures of affection become public. Women enjoy improvising compatibility tests based on seemingly mundane activities, like peeling an orange<\/a> or watching a bird fly<\/a> . According to their latest relationship assessment, which would certainly raise eyebrows among sexologists<\/a> , a couple shares everything, including the sugary ingredients of freshly applied lip gloss.<\/p>\n The method is simple. They apply lip gloss as part of their usual routine and innocently ask their partner for a kiss with their silky lips. And even if these gentlemen can't tell the difference between blush and eyeshadow, they're not fooled. They notice the velvety texture before them.<\/p>\n Faced with this Velcro-like makeup, some men instinctively recoil as if their partner had a contagious disease. Others are more welcoming and respond to this plea for affection with tenderness. But generally, these gentlemen keep their distance and even cast distressed glances at the camera. The most telling example is the video by @ashleylamarca, where the victim of this cosmetic attack whispers "help!" While women usually fend off their partners' advances to avoid ruining their makeup, this viral trend is setting a trap for them. <\/p>\n\n