Montana lawmaker pushes ban on yoga pants, Speedos in public

[Stagnant Axon Terminal]

False. All of my clothing is perfectly warm and I layer less than the other delivery drivers that I work with, all of whom are male. Thinness in clothing is not some sort of conspiracy to make women buy more clothing, it is all about a demand for less bulk.

I've never had issues keeping warm with less layers.

If anything, as a guy, I appreciate mobility and less bulk over bulky clothes.

Not sure what that had to do with what I said.

[Olthar]

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I've never had issues keeping warm with less layers.

If anything, as a guy, I appreciate mobility and less bulk over bulky clothes.

Not sure what that had to do with what I said.

False. All of my clothing is perfectly warm and I layer less than the other delivery drivers that I work with, all of whom are male. Thinness in clothing is not some sort of conspiracy to make women buy more clothing, it is all about a demand for less bulk.

[Costa Fierro]

You're trying to understand women's fashion, trust me you just wanna stop.

Women's fashion is extremely easy to understand. Men's fashion just happens to be generally boring and lifeless.

This is because most men are not interested in clothing. If it smells relatively clean, it's wearable.

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Based on that standard I'm much, much worse than that.

[The United Colonies of Earth]

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Women's fashion is extremely easy to understand. Men's fashion just happens to be generally boring and lifeless.

This is because most men are not interested in clothing. If it smells relatively clean, it's wearable.

This is bullshit (for some of us).

I definitely care about what I wear outside of my house. In my house? I am mostly shirtless.

[Stagnant Axon Terminal]

Not sure what that had to do with what I said.

False. All of my clothing is perfectly warm and I layer less than the other delivery drivers that I work with, all of whom are male. Thinness in clothing is not some sort of conspiracy to make women buy more clothing, it is all about a demand for less bulk.

It still has nothing do do with what we were talking about. You missed the context by a mile, or worded yourself badly.

[-Ebola-]

Why are humans so embarrassed about your bodies? There is nothing wrong with yoga pants.

[Olthar]

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Based on that standard I'm much, much worse than that.

Your Batman suit also has a bat-penis molded into it?

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It still has nothing do do with what we were talking about. You missed the context by a mile, or worded yourself badly.

Probably, I've been making diagrams for the last two hours so my brain is not where it's supposed to be at right now.

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Based on that standard I'm much, much worse than that.

Your Batman suit also has a bat-penis molded into it?

Yes.

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Why are humans so embarrassed about your bodies? There is nothing wrong with yoga pants.

Well, to be fair, you can't wear yoga pants.

[AiliailiA]

Women's fashion is extremely easy to understand. Men's fashion just happens to be generally boring and lifeless.

No, it is just that the women's fashion industry deliberately makes their material too thin so that women have to buy more clothes to achieve the same degree of warmth or coverage. This is most clear with sweaters, coats, and scarves, many of which are so thin they can be seen through. Thus, by necessity, women have to have more complicated fashion.

"So thin they can be seen through" might actually be a feature women want.

Some men too. I'm sure you've seen men's shirts in white fishnet. Perhaps you disapprove, but I don't mind men showing off their pecs and I find a see-through more stylish than guys just walking around topless.

Because the material they're made out of? Is sort of like? really warm? And they aren't as thin? As leggings?

What material are they made out of?

Looks like stretch denim.

I guess the material would protect the legs from grazes, but it's not warm (cotton being basically useless as an insulator ... multiple layers work but only because of air trapped between layers). I wouldn't wear them, because the rubbing of the material would tear hairs off my legs, causing rashes and ingrown hairs.

Maybe different for smoothies, but still not something to wear if you walk around much.

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I don't recognize that person. But I notice they have the neck and hair covered. Is it a Muslim?

[Orles]

Women's fashion is extremely easy to understand. Men's fashion just happens to be generally boring and lifeless.

This is because most men are not interested in clothing. If it smells relatively clean, it's wearable.

Try again. I care lots about clothing; the reason it isn't as obvious is because there are fewer socially acceptable options for men and opportunities for accessories. I actually like this better because it makes spending money on a few really nice items a better investment than the spending money on lots of items of mediocre quality that I see my female friends do. And you can still spice it up and make men's fashion not "boring and lifeless" (which prefers to go by the name subtle, but your description matches most of the time), you just have to either own it or be less obvious about it. Good men's clothes make other people go "damn, he's fine" without them realizing what exactly is so much better about you. With women's clothes, fashion is a lot more obvious.

[Stagnant Axon Terminal]

No, it is just that the women's fashion industry deliberately makes their material too thin so that women have to buy more clothes to achieve the same degree of warmth or coverage. This is most clear with sweaters, coats, and scarves, many of which are so thin they can be seen through. Thus, by necessity, women have to have more complicated fashion.

"So thin they can be seen through" might actually be a feature women want.

Some men too. I'm sure you've seen men's shirts in white fishnet. Perhaps you disapprove, but I don't mind men showing off their pecs and I find a see-through more stylish than guys just walking around topless.

What material are they made out of?

Looks like stretch denim.

I guess the material would protect the legs from grazes, but it's not warm (cotton being basically useless as an insulator ... multiple layers work but only because of air trapped between layers). I wouldn't wear them, because the rubbing of the material would tear hairs off my legs, causing rashes and ingrown hairs.

Maybe different for smoothies, but still not something to wear if you walk around much.

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I don't recognize that person. But I notice they have the neck and hair covered. Is it a Muslim?

My jeggings are crazy warm, and I don't shave my legs. Everyone's different, tho.

[-Ebola-]

Why are humans so embarrassed about your bodies? There is nothing wrong with yoga pants.

Well, to be fair, you can't wear yoga pants.

Well, no, they would be much too big on me. Nobody makes pants for viruses. But that is no reason why human women should not wear them.

[Costa Fierro]

Try again.

I said most, not all. Please take note of the differences between said words.

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No, it is just that the women's fashion industry deliberately makes their material too thin so that women have to buy more clothes to achieve the same degree of warmth or coverage. This is most clear with sweaters, coats, and scarves, many of which are so thin they can be seen through. Thus, by necessity, women have to have more complicated fashion.

"So thin they can be seen through" might actually be a feature women want.

Some men too. I'm sure you've seen men's shirts in white fishnet. Perhaps you disapprove, but I don't mind men showing off their pecs and I find a see-through more stylish than guys just walking around topless.

I had a "so thin it can be seen through" shirt.

I had to use an undershirt or a sleeveless shirt/tank top to conceal a bit.

[Olthar]

So breastfeeding by your definition is indecent exposure?

In public, yes. There's areas where you can breast-feed your child, such as the bathroom, or you could give them a milk solution.

I believe there was an issue for my nation about this a few months ago.

If you want babies to eat in the bathroom, I hope you're willing to eat in there, too.

[Orles]

Try again.

I said most, not all. Please take note of the differences between said words.

I guess I just have classy friends. Most of my male friends care about fashion at least enough to buy nice clothes, even if they aren't quite sure how to acceptably deviate from the norm.

[Olthar]

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I don't recognize that person. But I notice they have the neck and hair covered. Is it a Muslim?

Yes.

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This is because most men are not interested in clothing. If it smells relatively clean, it's wearable.

Try again. I care lots about clothing; the reason it isn't as obvious is because there are fewer socially acceptable options for men and opportunities for accessories. I actually like this better because it makes spending money on a few really nice items a better investment than the spending money on lots of items of mediocre quality that I see my female friends do. And you can still spice it up and make men's fashion not "boring and lifeless" (which prefers to go by the name subtle, but your description matches most of the time), you just have to either own it or be less obvious about it. Good men's clothes make other people go "damn, he's fine" without them realizing what exactly is so much better about you. With women's clothes, fashion is a lot more obvious.

There's a lot of shirts that are for men that go overlooked by many people simply because they're too joyful or they just don't look professional enough.

[Orles]

Try again. I care lots about clothing; the reason it isn't as obvious is because there are fewer socially acceptable options for men and opportunities for accessories. I actually like this better because it makes spending money on a few really nice items a better investment than the spending money on lots of items of mediocre quality that I see my female friends do. And you can still spice it up and make men's fashion not "boring and lifeless" (which prefers to go by the name subtle, but your description matches most of the time), you just have to either own it or be less obvious about it. Good men's clothes make other people go "damn, he's fine" without them realizing what exactly is so much better about you. With women's clothes, fashion is a lot more obvious.

There's a lot of shirts that are for men that go overlooked by many people simply because they're too joyful or they just don't look professional enough.

True. Cowards in neutral colors make me sad, even though most days I number among their ranks.

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There's a lot of shirts that are for men that go overlooked by many people simply because they're too joyful or they just don't look professional enough.

True. Cowards in neutral colors make me sad, even though most days I number among their ranks.

I tend to mix and match based on the occassion.

On really nice days I tend to go out in shirts that have floral patterns and I also have three guayaberas, one red, one black, and one white.