Please wear underwear.....
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On the other hand, ladies, STOP wearing underwear under your yoga pants. Cause underwear lines...
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I was sexually harassed by yoga pants yesterday. I'm totally traumatized now. Maybe there's a safe space gym I can go to. Lmao.
Maybe the guy was old and didn't think about it. Maybe he had some 1970 shorts on and he thought he looked silly with his boxers hanging out the bottom.
Maybe he was a perv, but why did you give him the satisfaction and keep staring and judging?
What are you I talking about? I never said it upset me and I needed a safe space. I went on with my workout because that's what I'm their for.
He was probably in he mid to late 20's.
And I wasn't staring he turned and it was right there. Yes, I'm judging.....put some damn underwear on!!!
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eeeekkkk time to wear your ray bans to the gym...don't look0
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Sorta on the same subject... I used to run on this trail where I'd pass this same guy every day. One day he was running in just boxer or something, with the fly open and his junk flapping in the wind. That first time I chalked it up to accidental... after the next two similar encounters I changed my running schedule and route.0
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Baggy shorts and you could still see it? He must've been packing heat.
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_Captivated_ wrote: »On the other hand, ladies, STOP wearing underwear under your yoga pants. Cause underwear lines...
I've been wondering about this. I wear bikini underwear and I get lines but I've been a little reluctant to go commando for hygiene considerations. Also, some yoga pants are super thin and I don't want my hoodilly hanging out like the ladies in that one commercial. Which is worse: underwear lines or hoodilly plainly visible when I'm bent over? Thong is not an option in case anyone wants to recommend that--might as well go commando if I'm gonna go that route.
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born_of_fire74 wrote: »_Captivated_ wrote: »On the other hand, ladies, STOP wearing underwear under your yoga pants. Cause underwear lines...
I've been wondering about this. I wear bikini underwear and I get lines but I've been a little reluctant to go commando for hygiene considerations. Also, some yoga pants are super thin and I don't want my hoodilly hanging out like the ladies in that one commercial. Which is worse: underwear lines or hoodilly plainly visible when I'm bent over? Thong is not an option in case anyone wants to recommend that--might as well go commando if I'm gonna go that route.
Why is a thong not an option?0 -
GreenGoddess22 wrote: »born_of_fire74 wrote: »_Captivated_ wrote: »On the other hand, ladies, STOP wearing underwear under your yoga pants. Cause underwear lines...
I've been wondering about this. I wear bikini underwear and I get lines but I've been a little reluctant to go commando for hygiene considerations. Also, some yoga pants are super thin and I don't want my hoodilly hanging out like the ladies in that one commercial. Which is worse: underwear lines or oanhoodilly plainly visible when I'm bent over? Thong is not an option in case anyone wants to recommend that--might as well go commando if I'm gonna go that route.
Why is a thong not an option?
^^thia. I wear things cause I'm paranoid about panty lines0 -
born_of_fire74 wrote: »_Captivated_ wrote: »On the other hand, ladies, STOP wearing underwear under your yoga pants. Cause underwear lines...
I've been wondering about this. I wear bikini underwear and I get lines but I've been a little reluctant to go commando for hygiene considerations. Also, some yoga pants are super thin and I don't want my hoodilly hanging out like the ladies in that one commercial. Which is worse: underwear lines or hoodilly plainly visible when I'm bent over? Thong is not an option in case anyone wants to recommend that--might as well go commando if I'm gonna go that route.
I'm particular about my yoga pants to begin with. I don't wear ones that become sheer when stretched. I also prefer ones with the extra crotch fabric because camel toes aren't really my thing either.1 -
GreenGoddess22 wrote: »born_of_fire74 wrote: »_Captivated_ wrote: »On the other hand, ladies, STOP wearing underwear under your yoga pants. Cause underwear lines...
I've been wondering about this. I wear bikini underwear and I get lines but I've been a little reluctant to go commando for hygiene considerations. Also, some yoga pants are super thin and I don't want my hoodilly hanging out like the ladies in that one commercial. Which is worse: underwear lines or hoodilly plainly visible when I'm bent over? Thong is not an option in case anyone wants to recommend that--might as well go commando if I'm gonna go that route.
Why is a thong not an option?
I find them exceedingly uncomfortable, like panties stuck in my bum all day, and I'm forever picking at them trying to get them unstuck.
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Personally, idgaf about panty lines. If guys are surprised for some reason that I wear underwear, I don't even know what to say.6
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Sarcasm...People are too offended now a days.
No different than no bra on the treadmill or a woman in tight yoga pants doing stiff leg deadlifts in front of you.
Plus, " I try not to look but when I'm on a machine and he's right in front of me I kinda have no choice." kinda sounds like it wasn't a one time glance. But I wasn't there so I could be wrong, it's happened before,lol.3 -
Personally, idgaf about panty lines. If guys are surprised for some reason that I wear underwear, I don't even know what to say.
That's pretty much my thought process. There's also virtually no guys at the boot camp club I attend and I am so ridiculously married that I don't give the tiniest of *kitten* what guys think of me or my panty-lined thighs. I pause only because it was a woman mentioning it in this case.
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_Captivated_ wrote: »born_of_fire74 wrote: »_Captivated_ wrote: »On the other hand, ladies, STOP wearing underwear under your yoga pants. Cause underwear lines...
I've been wondering about this. I wear bikini underwear and I get lines but I've been a little reluctant to go commando for hygiene considerations. Also, some yoga pants are super thin and I don't want my hoodilly hanging out like the ladies in that one commercial. Which is worse: underwear lines or hoodilly plainly visible when I'm bent over? Thong is not an option in case anyone wants to recommend that--might as well go commando if I'm gonna go that route.
I'm particular about my yoga pants to begin with. I don't wear ones that become sheer when stretched. I also prefer ones with the extra crotch fabric because camel toes aren't really my thing either.
wow your no fun at all are you ... lol2 -
The safe space gym thing was about me,lol. C'mon it was funny. My workout partner lifts hard like me and wouldn't hesitate to call him out on it. She power lifts and is a correctional officer that handles the worst men, so he would just be a cupcake for her.
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rileysowner wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »That is sexual harrassment/abuse. You need to report him to the management. Not kidding. You need to report at the front desk.
I think calling it sexual harassment/abuse demeans real sexual harassment and abuse. It is, however, inappropriate and likely borderline if not outright considered indecent exposure. It is possible the person may not even realize how exposed he is. Either way, I think speaking to gym staff would be an appropriate way to deal with it since as a gym user the OP is not responsible to enforce things like this. Assuming he knows what is showing forgets how clueless people can be. Could it be intentional? Sure it could, but assuming it is is a dangerous road to go down, one which so many people do go down today always assuming the worst of people. Assume the best, report to the staff, and let them handle it. If the same user does it again after that find out if the staff warned him and if they didn't it is likely time to find a new gym. If they did, time to complain again because then the intent is obvious since he continues to do what he was warned about so if he was unaware before, he is aware now.
I don't know, man. There was this gym teacher in high school whose junk was always just barely visible hanging out the edge of his short shorts. It creeped me and the other girls out so badly. I always thought he probably wanted us to feel that way. And that IS abuse. As an adult I would have called him out on it, but as a shy teen I just tried to look away instead. I think that's what pervs are counting on - that people will just let them slide. I think they like making people feel uncomfortable. Maybe this dude at OP's gym is just an innocent dope, unaware of his inappropriateness, but I also wouldn't be surprised if he was just another version of that creepy old gym teacher...
Agreed! "I think that's what pervs are counting on - that people will just let them slide." Exactly. Even if he is clueless, it's crossing the line. I don't like using the gym equipment after someone who is too scantily clad. It's not even sanitary, and plus, I don't like thinking about it!0 -
born_of_fire74 wrote: »_Captivated_ wrote: »On the other hand, ladies, STOP wearing underwear under your yoga pants. Cause underwear lines...
I've been wondering about this. I wear bikini underwear and I get lines but I've been a little reluctant to go commando for hygiene considerations. Also, some yoga pants are super thin and I don't want my hoodilly hanging out like the ladies in that one commercial. Which is worse: underwear lines or hoodilly plainly visible when I'm bent over? Thong is not an option in case anyone wants to recommend that--might as well go commando if I'm gonna go that route.
I haven't noticed lines in the black yoga pants I get from Kohl's.
However, I couldn't care less about this.
I'm with you on thongs being too uncomfortable to wear.1 -
Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Yes you should. That would be legend because I have never heard of the V pic. Time to be edgyCutaway_Collar wrote: »
You never hear of any woman soliciting a guy and sending a pic of her junk in the third or fourth text.
Dang. So that's what I'm doing wrong. I send my junk in the first text.
I've gotten one of those from a lesbian. Even when I told her I wasn't also a lesbian.littlemissbgiff wrote: »Lol. That happened to me once too. She sent me pics of her boobs like that was going to do anything for me. I sent her a pic of mine back and told her I had a better rack than her. Awkward for all involved.
Are these women you have met in real life so know for sure it was an actual woman sending the pictures?
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This thread is just awkward on all levels.
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littlemissbgiff wrote: »kshama2001 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Yes you should. That would be legend because I have never heard of the V pic. Time to be edgyCutaway_Collar wrote: »
You never hear of any woman soliciting a guy and sending a pic of her junk in the third or fourth text.
Dang. So that's what I'm doing wrong. I send my junk in the first text.
I've gotten one of those from a lesbian. Even when I told her I wasn't also a lesbian.littlemissbgiff wrote: »Lol. That happened to me once too. She sent me pics of her boobs like that was going to do anything for me. I sent her a pic of mine back and told her I had a better rack than her. Awkward for all involved.
Are these women you have met in real life so know for sure it was an actual woman sending the pictures?
In my case, yes. My kids PE teacher. We were good friends and then things got weird.
Omg I almost choked on my popcorn when I read "my kids pe teacher"!!! That's crazy!!
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I always wear underwear at the gym. My problem is that I'm usually not wearing shorts.5
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I don't think I would necessarily complain0
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_unsteady_ wrote: »jjewell1981 wrote: »I always wear underwear at the gym. My problem is that I'm usually not wearing shorts.
So you wear pants to workout i do too its aight
Dress slacks with Birkenstock sandals.0
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