corny comeback. i'll take that as you conceding my point. Unless you can explain why you cool with examples 1 and 2, but not 3.Compare a Sunday dress to pants that act as a second skin, brehs
corny comeback. i'll take that as you conceding my point. Unless you can explain why you cool with examples 1 and 2, but not 3.Compare a Sunday dress to pants that act as a second skin, brehs
I'm not conceding anything. As I said earlier to someone else, nobody is "mad" at the shape of #3 itself, it's then doing it but getting mad at getting attention from all men and not just their yoked up model looking gym crush or whoever.corny comeback. i'll take that as you conceding my point. Unless you can explain why you cool with examples 1 and 2, but not 3.
I never said anything about smelling like a butterfly lol. I sweat a lot, and I'm not trying to be all wet and hot. We have more working parts than y'all, sitting in wet warm pants can give you a yeast infection. Y'all don't want to have these conversations.
I'm not even wearing super cute gym clothes. This is my average gym outfit.
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It's nothing special and I'm really not there for attention. If anything I try not to even make eye contact with people because I just want to work out and I'm focused. I don't know why y'all act like you would be trying to ogle a woman wearing a burka too.
I dont know, previously it was not like this. These days, practically nothing is left to the imagination lol. I am working out to day and I was like shyt, my natural instict is to check it out lol.
This is a interesting take, as is this thread. It went about as I expected.I really wish you and a lot of other men would understand some of us really are there to workout. Not acquire new dikk, flirt or be the gym hottie. I go to the gym to kill calories, anything else that happens is secondary. I wear what's comfortable TO ME. I used to wear looser gym clothes to not bring attention to myself but realized when I wear compression/spandex I can move better and it felt better. I'm not wearing clothes to make others feel comfortable when I'm the one working out
I walk into the gym in headphones, they'e not on but I do it so people won't chatty patty me. While I'm working out, unless it's someone I know or a trainer, I don't talk to people unless it involves the use of a machine etc. If people are talking to me or trying to get my attention, unless they come up to me or wave a giant red flag, I'm zoned out looking ugly. Men stare all the time, idc. Had one dude who used to position himself in front of whatever machine I was on and just stare from across the room, no reps or nothing. I did my workout and kept it moving. Once I finish my workout I grab my things and go home. Rinse repeat
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Not doors, but they had to cut my leg open to relieve the pressure.
I think the better question is why is so
Many Fitness Brands only make Tight clothing for women to work out in.. but I'mma let y'all cook lol
This is a interesting take, as is this thread. It went about as I expected.
What's interesting to me is you want men and women to acknowledge that what have on is for your own comfort regardless of how it can be perceived.
That would be like me walking into a bank with a mask and gun in hand then wishing people understood I'm just most comfortable carrying myself this way.
I mean I get it. But just like men have to be aware of there behavior women should be aware of there attire. Wanting to be comfortable is not really a good excuse imo.
Being curvy I get it's even more difficult but I mean unless you want the attention you should make a effort to "avoid" it if possible