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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Or should the rule be don't ogle and drive? Not sure what the roadside test for seeing if someone's a pervert would be though.
I think you're opening a can of worms suggesting people can't wear what they want but best of luck with the thread OP |
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By *anae21Woman
over a year ago
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"It seems that the ladies are wearing ever more tight leggings with new materials and many men find this sexy. Is it a distraction.? Does it cause car accidents and should it be banned .."
Next, someone may suggest that women's choice of clothing is the reason they're sexually assaulted.... 
Or maybe this about men. Perhaps. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It seems that the ladies are wearing ever more tight leggings with new materials and many men find this sexy. Is it a distraction.? Does it cause car accidents and should it be banned ..
Next, someone may suggest that women's choice of clothing is the reason they're sexually assaulted....
Or maybe this about men. Perhaps. "
Yep |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It seems that the ladies are wearing ever more tight leggings with new materials and many men find this sexy. Is it a distraction.? Does it cause car accidents and should it be banned ..
Next, someone may suggest that women's choice of clothing is the reason they're sexually assaulted....
Or maybe this about men. Perhaps. "
I walk through a large city daily in my gym wear and there are certain spots where i stop to wrap a top around my waist to cover my lower half, despite the heat as I feel vulnerable  |
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By *gent CoulsonMan
over a year ago
Secret hideaway in the pennines |
"They'll be showing their ankles next..... Heavens to betsy  "
how very dare you suggest such a thing young lady, go to your room and don't come out till you can conduct yourself in a proper manner befitting a lady |
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All the men should wear Lycra too, even the field and from the back those that ogle wouldn’t know whether male or female.
Sure there is more important things to look at when you are driving mind ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Pretty much every day I get the ladies rowing team doing their thing under my office window and they usually linger there for chats and coaching sessions. It's so distracting that sometime I have to go down to the balcony for a break...  |
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"Surely a new, more modest, fashion will emerge..
The roads will be safer "
The roads would be safer if people concentrated on driving.
If you're that easily distracted, you maybe ought to take tbe bus |
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By *JB1954Man
over a year ago
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A couple of weeks back in the last hot weather.
I was taking next door neighbour to a hospital appointment as they were not allowed to drive home after treatment.
While at a set of traffic lights the wife of neighbour commented , what is she wearing. Now as I was turning right and two cars back from traffic lights . Could not see what the comment meant. Until a car from right hand where I was going into , started to turn , but carried nearly straight on. I saw the female drivers face looking forward in disbelief . She had to stop / reverse to get car in correct direction. What had caused this was, female crossing road. She was wearing what I would describe as a full body leotard. It was skin tight to show off her body including pubic area clearly. Only other thing this female had was a small type gym bag. This was rush hour time in morning. Other couple of drivers who I could see were males. Younger guys and yes looking but one sort of not believing and other shaking head. I did wonder . Why wear something so revealing in public area, without lightweight cover over. In gym yes normal perhaps. ? |
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"A couple of weeks back in the last hot weather.
I was taking next door neighbour to a hospital appointment as they were not allowed to drive home after treatment.
While at a set of traffic lights the wife of neighbour commented , what is she wearing. Now as I was turning right and two cars back from traffic lights . Could not see what the comment meant. Until a car from right hand where I was going into , started to turn , but carried nearly straight on. I saw the female drivers face looking forward in disbelief . She had to stop / reverse to get car in correct direction. What had caused this was, female crossing road. She was wearing what I would describe as a full body leotard. It was skin tight to show off her body including pubic area clearly. Only other thing this female had was a small type gym bag. This was rush hour time in morning. Other couple of drivers who I could see were males. Younger guys and yes looking but one sort of not believing and other shaking head. I did wonder . Why wear something so revealing in public area, without lightweight cover over. In gym yes normal perhaps. ? "
Perhaps..... Just perhaps..... She was wearing it because it made her feel good?! Could be a thing, don't you think?
I went for a walk with a friend this evening. I was wear a cute little skort and crop top user a t-shirt. As we got into the fields I took my t-shirt off and walked with just my crop top on top of my skort. Then as we got back in to the village I put my t-shirt back for fear of being considered indecent. Next time I'm not going to bother. I felt good in that crop top, it shouldn't matter what others think. |
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"I saw leggings today so tight you could see the orange peel fat on their thighs..
Distracting to drivers "
If you could see 'the orange peel fat ( which incidently was most likely cellulite, which has nothing to do with body fat), on a pedestrian whilst on the road, then you were not paying enough attention to the road, and you are the damn problem. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I spent a good time following a girl wearing white (unintentionally see through) cotton trousers and red panties. I decided to walk away so not to perv. Lycra 0 those trousers 100 |
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By *anae21Woman
over a year ago
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"A couple of weeks back in the last hot weather.
I was taking next door neighbour to a hospital appointment as they were not allowed to drive home after treatment.
While at a set of traffic lights the wife of neighbour commented , what is she wearing. Now as I was turning right and two cars back from traffic lights . Could not see what the comment meant. Until a car from right hand where I was going into , started to turn , but carried nearly straight on. I saw the female drivers face looking forward in disbelief . She had to stop / reverse to get car in correct direction. What had caused this was, female crossing road. She was wearing what I would describe as a full body leotard. It was skin tight to show off her body including pubic area clearly. Only other thing this female had was a small type gym bag. This was rush hour time in morning. Other couple of drivers who I could see were males. Younger guys and yes looking but one sort of not believing and other shaking head. I did wonder . Why wear something so revealing in public area, without lightweight cover over. In gym yes normal perhaps. ? "
Because it's her body and she should be able to choose what covers it.
Has the tragedy of Sarah Everard and thousands of other women taught us nothing? Women should not have to modify their dress for fear of 'arousing' men with no self control. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I saw leggings today so tight you could see the orange peel fat on their thighs..
Distracting to drivers "
Seriously vile comment. Keep your eyes on the road instead |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A couple of weeks back in the last hot weather.
I was taking next door neighbour to a hospital appointment as they were not allowed to drive home after treatment.
While at a set of traffic lights the wife of neighbour commented , what is she wearing. Now as I was turning right and two cars back from traffic lights . Could not see what the comment meant. Until a car from right hand where I was going into , started to turn , but carried nearly straight on. I saw the female drivers face looking forward in disbelief . She had to stop / reverse to get car in correct direction. What had caused this was, female crossing road. She was wearing what I would describe as a full body leotard. It was skin tight to show off her body including pubic area clearly. Only other thing this female had was a small type gym bag. This was rush hour time in morning. Other couple of drivers who I could see were males. Younger guys and yes looking but one sort of not believing and other shaking head. I did wonder . Why wear something so revealing in public area, without lightweight cover over. In gym yes normal perhaps. ? "
Perhaps, no matter what time of day it is, this woman decided that she could wear what ever the hell she wanted - and not even take a second thought at what the reaction might be?
Jesus Christ some of the posts over the last few weeks  |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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Has the tragedy of Sarah Everard and thousands of other women taught us nothing? Women should not have to modify their dress for fear of 'arousing' men with no self control. "
You are, of course, right. Women should not have to modify what they are wearing. Men should be in control of their urges to do something inappropriate. Granted.
Would this be the message I give to my daughter? No.
I would tell her that in an ideal world people do not steal appealing things they have seen in a shop window. In an ideal world we should not have to worry about leaving handbags/ laptops etc in our cars in full sight. In an ideal world people do not fall for scammers etc.
At the risk of sounding anti-feminist (I am not) I will tell my daughter to dress appropriately and the example given above is not.
For we do not live in an ideal world and I do not want my daughter to take unnecessary risks. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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For anybody rolling eyes at my statement that unfortunately, we do not live in a perfect world and I would not let my daughter go out dressed inappropriately - please bear in mind that this may not be a perfect solution and it is not fair etc.
But I'd rather have my daughter safe and as such, she does not expose herself to a risk she cannot quantify.
Sometimes the law may well be on your side but it does not mean you do not get hurt nonetheless. |
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"For anybody rolling eyes at my statement that unfortunately, we do not live in a perfect world and I would not let my daughter go out dressed inappropriately - please bear in mind that this may not be a perfect solution and it is not fair etc.
But I'd rather have my daughter safe and as such, she does not expose herself to a risk she cannot quantify.
Sometimes the law may well be on your side but it does not mean you do not get hurt nonetheless. "
Please don't think I'm eye rolling at you - it was the OP's misogynist comment on a misogynistic thread!
I hear you & see where you're coming from. We shouldn't have to adjust our behaviour but judging by comments on this thread, you're definitely doing the right thing by your daughter  |
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Has the tragedy of Sarah Everard and thousands of other women taught us nothing? Women should not have to modify their dress for fear of 'arousing' men with no self control.
You are, of course, right. Women should not have to modify what they are wearing. Men should be in control of their urges to do something inappropriate. Granted.
Would this be the message I give to my daughter? No.
I would tell her that in an ideal world people do not steal appealing things they have seen in a shop window. In an ideal world we should not have to worry about leaving handbags/ laptops etc in our cars in full sight. In an ideal world people do not fall for scammers etc.
At the risk of sounding anti-feminist (I am not) I will tell my daughter to dress appropriately and the example given above is not.
For we do not live in an ideal world and I do not want my daughter to take unnecessary risks."
Totally agree  |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"For anybody rolling eyes at my statement that unfortunately, we do not live in a perfect world and I would not let my daughter go out dressed inappropriately - please bear in mind that this may not be a perfect solution and it is not fair etc.
But I'd rather have my daughter safe and as such, she does not expose herself to a risk she cannot quantify.
Sometimes the law may well be on your side but it does not mean you do not get hurt nonetheless.
Please don't think I'm eye rolling at you - it was the OP's misogynist comment on a misogynistic thread!
I hear you & see where you're coming from. We shouldn't have to adjust our behaviour but judging by comments on this thread, you're definitely doing the right thing by your daughter "
Thank you - appreciated. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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Has the tragedy of Sarah Everard and thousands of other women taught us nothing? Women should not have to modify their dress for fear of 'arousing' men with no self control.
You are, of course, right. Women should not have to modify what they are wearing. Men should be in control of their urges to do something inappropriate. Granted.
Would this be the message I give to my daughter? No.
I would tell her that in an ideal world people do not steal appealing things they have seen in a shop window. In an ideal world we should not have to worry about leaving handbags/ laptops etc in our cars in full sight. In an ideal world people do not fall for scammers etc.
At the risk of sounding anti-feminist (I am not) I will tell my daughter to dress appropriately and the example given above is not.
For we do not live in an ideal world and I do not want my daughter to take unnecessary risks.
Totally agree "
Thank you - appreciated, too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ugh, I hate people.
Which people do you hate more - the ones that transgress or the ones that try and avoid unnecessary risks?
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It's not people like you I hate. It's sad to say but I am in agreement with your previous comments. I have a young daughter and sadly I'm very familiar with men who think the way a woman is dressed somehow makes their actions and behaviour towards them justifiable. I'll always make sure my daughter is cautious and encourage her to not dress in certain ways. I hate that this is how it has to be, but these threads prove you really do need to have your wits about you.
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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Saffron, Volupta and Buttercream - perhaps we should not give them airtime.
It is close to my heart because I do believe in equality, freedom and women's rights to dress as they wish as part of that freedom. And I am sad and angry that we still seem unable to do that even in a modern, democratic country like ours.
I will shut up now - more or less gracefully
Thanks, guys |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Why is it always women getting the blame for what they wear? Why don't the ones that are staring/ watching/ perving / getting distracted or god forbid, worse?! Why aren't they getting the blame?!
Keep your eyes on the road or on where you are going and keep your hands to yourself! |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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Has the tragedy of Sarah Everard and thousands of other women taught us nothing? Women should not have to modify their dress for fear of 'arousing' men with no self control.
You are, of course, right. Women should not have to modify what they are wearing. Men should be in control of their urges to do something inappropriate. Granted.
Would this be the message I give to my daughter? No.
I would tell her that in an ideal world people do not steal appealing things they have seen in a shop window. In an ideal world we should not have to worry about leaving handbags/ laptops etc in our cars in full sight. In an ideal world people do not fall for scammers etc.
At the risk of sounding anti-feminist (I am not) I will tell my daughter to dress appropriately and the example given above is not.
For we do not live in an ideal world and I do not want my daughter to take unnecessary risks.
Totally agree
Thank you - appreciated, too "
Totally agree |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"For anybody rolling eyes at my statement that unfortunately, we do not live in a perfect world and I would not let my daughter go out dressed inappropriately - please bear in mind that this may not be a perfect solution and it is not fair etc.
But I'd rather have my daughter safe and as such, she does not expose herself to a risk she cannot quantify.
Sometimes the law may well be on your side but it does not mean you do not get hurt nonetheless.
Please don't think I'm eye rolling at you - it was the OP's misogynist comment on a misogynistic thread!
I hear you & see where you're coming from. We shouldn't have to adjust our behaviour but judging by comments on this thread, you're definitely doing the right thing by your daughter "
Not in the least mysgonistic.
It's a road safety issue... |
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"An athlete has been pulled up for inappropriate shorts..
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By an unpaid volunteer steward. The very shorts that are standard issue Olympic competitive wear.
Regardless, I fail to see what that has to do with your original point. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"An athlete has been pulled up for inappropriate shorts..
By an unpaid volunteer steward. The very shorts that are standard issue Olympic competitive wear.
Regardless, I fail to see what that has to do with your original point."
Well it's all over the news..I don't make this stuff up |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"An athlete has been pulled up for inappropriate shorts..
By an unpaid volunteer steward. The very shorts that are standard issue Olympic competitive wear.
Regardless, I fail to see what that has to do with your original point."
You are saying that every athlete gets issued with standard shirts... Is this 1939 ? |
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"An athlete has been pulled up for inappropriate shorts..
By an unpaid volunteer steward. The very shorts that are standard issue Olympic competitive wear.
Regardless, I fail to see what that has to do with your original point.
You are saying that every athlete gets issued with standard shirts... Is this 1939 ?"
No. I'm not. I'm saying Olympic athletes get a uniform, and are fitted appropriately. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"An athlete has been pulled up for inappropriate shorts..
By an unpaid volunteer steward. The very shorts that are standard issue Olympic competitive wear.
Regardless, I fail to see what that has to do with your original point.
You are saying that every athlete gets issued with standard shirts... Is this 1939 ?
No. I'm not. I'm saying Olympic athletes get a uniform, and are fitted
appropriately. "
This was not the Olympics..
It was however an Olympic athlete . It was not me saying that her shorts were unacceptable...it was the tournament judges.. |
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By *JB1954Man
over a year ago
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"An athlete has been pulled up for inappropriate shorts..
By an unpaid volunteer steward. The very shorts that are standard issue Olympic competitive wear.
Regardless, I fail to see what that has to do with your original point.
You are saying that every athlete gets issued with standard shirts... Is this 1939 ?
No. I'm not. I'm saying Olympic athletes get a uniform, and are fitted
appropriately.
This was not the Olympics..
It was however an Olympic athlete . It was not me saying that her shorts were unacceptable...it was the tournament judges.. "
Just to add. In my post. It was a female driver who nearly had accident. Looking at female. From the news I thing it was again a female steward / judge who made comment , reported? |
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The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed? |
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed? "
I mean I wear tight lycra in the gym because it's the best thing to work out in. However, what does it matter why women wear it? If they want to wear it to get noticed, still doesn't give anyone the right to lear and make suggestive comments at them. |
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
I mean I wear tight lycra in the gym because it's the best thing to work out in. However, what does it matter why women wear it? If they want to wear it to get noticed, still doesn't give anyone the right to lear and make suggestive comments at them."
So you don't lear at men who are showing their meat and two veg? |
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed? "
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic. "
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for? |
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic.
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for?"
I don't understand your question?
It's the mandated costume for the sport and it seems that some committee wants to keep it that way for no good reason. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic.
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for?
I don't understand your question?
It's the mandated costume for the sport and it seems that some committee wants to keep it that way for no good reason. "
I think the ladies volleyball team should be modestly dressed.. |
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic.
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for?
I don't understand your question?
It's the mandated costume for the sport and it seems that some committee wants to keep it that way for no good reason.
I think the ladies volleyball team should be modestly dressed.. "
Go tell the European governing body then as they fined the Norwegian team 1500 euros for wearing hot pants instead of bikini bottoms. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic.
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for?
I don't understand your question?
It's the mandated costume for the sport and it seems that some committee wants to keep it that way for no good reason.
I think the ladies volleyball team should be modestly dressed..
Go tell the European governing body then as they fined the Norwegian team 1500 euros for wearing hot pants instead of bikini bottoms. "
And why was this ? |
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic.
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for?
I don't understand your question?
It's the mandated costume for the sport and it seems that some committee wants to keep it that way for no good reason.
I think the ladies volleyball team should be modestly dressed..
Go tell the European governing body then as they fined the Norwegian team 1500 euros for wearing hot pants instead of bikini bottoms.
And why was this ?"
It's all over the news Tom, go take a look 
Although allegedly women must wear mifrift exposing tops and bottoms with a close fit and cut on an upward angle as this is appropriate when pjaying on sand. Oddly the male teams wear tank tops that cover their midrift and shorts no shorter than 4" above the knee. Yet they also play on sand..... Hmmmmmmmm |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic.
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for?
I don't understand your question?
It's the mandated costume for the sport and it seems that some committee wants to keep it that way for no good reason.
I think the ladies volleyball team should be modestly dressed..
Go tell the European governing body then as they fined the Norwegian team 1500 euros for wearing hot pants instead of bikini bottoms.
And why was this ?
It's all over the news Tom, go take a look
Although allegedly women must wear mifrift exposing tops and bottoms with a close fit and cut on an upward angle as this is appropriate when pjaying on sand. Oddly the male teams wear tank tops that cover their midrift and shorts no shorter than 4" above the knee. Yet they also play on sand..... Hmmmmmmmm"
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic.
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for?
I don't understand your question?
It's the mandated costume for the sport and it seems that some committee wants to keep it that way for no good reason.
I think the ladies volleyball team should be modestly dressed..
Go tell the European governing body then as they fined the Norwegian team 1500 euros for wearing hot pants instead of bikini bottoms.
And why was this ?
It's all over the news Tom, go take a look
Although allegedly women must wear mifrift exposing tops and bottoms with a close fit and cut on an upward angle as this is appropriate when pjaying on sand. Oddly the male teams wear tank tops that cover their midrift and shorts no shorter than 4" above the knee. Yet they also play on sand..... Hmmmmmmmm
And your conclusion is?"
It's got fuck all to do with their performance on the court |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
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"The key question for me is why woman are wearing super tight lycra that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. Comfort, fashion or to get noticed?
It doesn't matter why they are wearing it. The key question is why are some men creeps. Take a look at the athletic shorts thread and you'll see what I mean.
In fact I bet you 50p that the commentators on the ssimmung/diving in thd Olympics make more comments on the womens costumes than the men's.
We wear our clothes for us, to make us more comfortable/feel good. If you appreciate it then that's all good. It's when you start blaming our clothing choice on men's inability to control themselves when it's problematic.
What about the beach volleyball...who is that for?
I don't understand your question?
It's the mandated costume for the sport and it seems that some committee wants to keep it that way for no good reason.
I think the ladies volleyball team should be modestly dressed..
Go tell the European governing body then as they fined the Norwegian team 1500 euros for wearing hot pants instead of bikini bottoms.
And why was this ?
It's all over the news Tom, go take a look
Although allegedly women must wear mifrift exposing tops and bottoms with a close fit and cut on an upward angle as this is appropriate when pjaying on sand. Oddly the male teams wear tank tops that cover their midrift and shorts no shorter than 4" above the knee. Yet they also play on sand..... Hmmmmmmmm
And your conclusion is?
It's got fuck all to do with their performance on the court "
I agree...I want to see sport and not buttock cheeks... |
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