(January 12, 2016 at 8:37 pm)mediocrates Wrote:

(January 12, 2016 at 8:14 pm)TrueChristian Wrote: Or is it just a shift in our values, that unlike in olden days, society favors women who "bare it all" before a good and wholesome marriage?

Wholesome marriage? Mary was a whore. That's one hell of a roll model.

I know you're just joking, but so is TC. 

Both your comments are equally sexist. 

(January 16, 2016 at 4:40 pm)*Deidre* Wrote:

(January 16, 2016 at 4:33 pm)Losty Wrote: Yoga pants are heaven. You can wear them almost anywhere they'll go with any shoes and any outfit. Plus it's like being naked with a super soft aura around your booty.

My fiance says they look hot when we work out at the gym together. 

They can be undeniably sexy, and many men love them.

but the argument that I am currently having with the user "Heat", in this thread, is as follows:

Heat is complaining that women:

1.  ONLY wear yoga pants because they know they are sexy and drive men crazy

2.  ...THEN claim that they only wear them for comfort

3.  ...THEN, when men complain that the pants are too sexy and thus distracting,
and that women should dress in a less-provocative way,
that those same women THEN get on their high horse and scream "Misogynist!" !!


I am arguing that while that may be true of SOME women,

I, as a woman, ONLY wear them because they are comfortable, versatile, and practical.

Personally, I do NOT wear yoga pants when I want to be sexy;
but I do NOT judge women who DO,
and I don't think anyone should be telling women how sexy they may or may not dress, in public.

Does anyone else find it odd that while god was supposed to have created two naked human beings (not just skimpy, but naked), Christians look at what god said was "very good" and say "EW, nasty, dirty, filthy , disgusting. Get it out of my face. I don't want to see that."

Man who cannot appreciate the female body are Neanderthals.

(January 16, 2016 at 4:51 pm)MTL Wrote:

(January 16, 2016 at 4:40 pm)*Deidre* Wrote: My fiance says they look hot when we work out at the gym together. 

They can be undeniably sexy, and many men love them.

but the argument that I am currently having with the user "Heat", in this thread, is as follows:

Heat is complaining that women:

1.  ONLY wear yoga pants because they know they are sexy and drive men crazy

2.  ...THEN claim that they only wear them for comfort

3.  ...THEN, when men complain that the pants are too sexy and thus distracting,
and that women should dress in a less-provocative way,
that those same women THEN get on their high horse and scream "Misogynist!" !!


I am arguing that while that may be true of SOME women,

I, as a woman, ONLY wear them because they are comfortable, versatile, and practical.

Personally, I do NOT wear yoga pants when I want to be sexy;
but I do NOT judge women who DO,
and I don't think anyone should be telling women how sexy they may or may not dress, in public.

I don't wear them because they're distractingly sexy, but rather because idgaf if someone is distracted by my sexiness. I'm highly sexually attracted to tall intelligent men with a healthy scoop of arrogance, somehow I manage to keep it together though.

(January 12, 2016 at 8:14 pm)TrueChristian Wrote: I do fear the role models women have. Why is it that Taylor Swift, Lena Dunham and Miley Cyrus are models for todays ladies?

Personally I'm partial to Florence Nightingale and Yolandi Visser but...hey

Personally I wear whatever is cimfortable for me and don't really give a flying fuck what anyone thunks of that. At work I wear scrubs or professiinal clirhing. When I go out to dinner I usually wear a dress. Shopping I usually weae jeans abd a t-shirt. On the beach, a bikini, topless, or completely naked.

What your question should be is why judgemental of what women wear while not applying the same standard to men?