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PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »mynameisnobody1990 wrote: »I'm curious as to what people think of women posting cleavage selfies in here. I'm a woman and personally find it really tacky. I'm sure I will get all kinds of disagrees from dudes, (and also of the women posting said selfies) - but hey - it's just my opinion. This seems to look like a dating site when I see photos of this nature, and also of guys with their near groin showing
I'm not a prude. I just think empowering people is more than their "bits"...
Well as a female that have posted both types of selfies on here I can tell you it doesn't bother me one bit if a female or male has an issue with my body. It's mine and I do what I want with it. Somedays my boobs are more visible than others and I shouldn't feel the need to hide them because certain people like yourself get bothered by them. And in all honesty all the pictures I've seen of that nature has been tasteful and non-offensive in my eyes.
I have to agree with @alltheabove posters
Celebrating ones body, hard work, genetics...I think is empowering...it adds to, does not take away from our personality or brains or kindness or passion or other things that make us who we are. I don't disagree with your post but maybe offer a different perspective.
She said while displaying such a great PP! 👀
Looking hecka amazing, @PlentyofProtein00!
Also... cosign to all thoughts regarding "your body, your business"
Hard work mixed with some genetics 😊 thanks! @MaltedTea0 -
What do you think about taking martial arts classes together?0
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hawkeye45_ wrote: »What do you think about taking martial arts classes together?
Learning a discipline together can fortify the couple as well as translate into other areas of each person's life (ex, better focus/discipline with finances, spirituality, etc)
Also, they could totally pull off a Mr & Mrs Smith or Allied undercover life. #bonus0 -
cotton granny panties yes or no?
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eatpolerepeat wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »cotton granny panties yes or no?
It's what's underneath that counts, right?! 😂
I think so, but some people read appreciate how a gift is wrapped
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Thetwitchisback wrote: »
🤣🤣🤣 I found the perfect response to this but we can't get in trouble already. You just got back 😅1 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »cotton granny panties yes or no?
Yes1 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »cotton granny panties yes or no?
Depends. For a man or woman?2 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »cotton granny panties yes or no?
Depends. For a man or woman?
And with or without zippers?1 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »cotton granny panties yes or no?
Depends. For a man or woman?
And with or without zippers?
Oh my god the convenience2 -
Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?1
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Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Because granny panties are not a big hit with the menfolk2 -
Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Why do people always think women want attention from men when they wear certain things? I personally don't really wear things that are uncomfortable besides this *kitten* mask we gotta wear everywhere. Sometimes I'll wear my 4 inch heels with a dress because I want to look good for my man if we go on a date night but I rather wear chucks 😊2 -
Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Why do all men make blanket statements about women4 -
Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Why do all men make blanket statements about women
Are you being serious?3 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Why do all men make blanket statements about women
Are you being serious?
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