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I'm a guy. One day I showed up at work in tight bike pants and helmet because I rode to work that day. A couple of girls in the office "stared" at me, especially on my legs and on the crotch. It felt good, actually. I felt flattered. I had the urge to wear that kind of wardrobe everyday to enjoy the attention, but, you know, I checked myself.
You are welcome to stare at me.
Oh God this reminds me of an office horror story.
In my last office I worked with a total tramp plus an older guy with a few ahem....social issues. He was an accountant.
He was a bit tubby and went on a diet, started cycling.
He turned up at the tramps house in his lycra and told her he loved her.
She is like WTF? when he grabs his lycra and pulls it down and said "Look! Look what I have got!" and shows her his junk right there in the doorway.
I stare a 5-18 seconds occasionally at this curvy 6'2'' gym trainer, but she does not seem to mind. She ended up staring at me for 32 seconds once while lifting barbells, and that felt weird. There is nothing attractive about body hair and sweat which demands staring for over 0.5 minutes.
I'm a guy. One day I showed up at work in tight bike pants and helmet because I rode to work that day. A couple of girls in the office "stared" at me, especially on my legs and on the crotch. It felt good, actually. I felt flattered. I had the urge to wear that kind of wardrobe everyday to enjoy the attention, but, you know, I checked myself.
You sure your fly was zipped?
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