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Hell yeah it's ok to look. These women dress like that for a reason, they know what they're doing. They like the attention.
Yup yup yup. This thread is not only about yoga pants. It covers "very revealing" items. Women can be the 'queens of denial' all they want and it won't convince me.
Who is talking about being professional? I did not think this was a thread about office attire.
People could always take responsibility for themselves and their own actions, and not blame others for causing them to "stare."
I'm talking about day to day and getting respect from people and whatnot. It seems to me anyway that she doesn't like how people assume she's a skank based on how she dresses, which is entirely her own doing. She wears yoga pants all the time, likes makeup, and doesn't mind showing some cleavage, she looks like the kind of girl that wants guys to be forward with her. In reality she doesn't.
And YES! Women need to understand that they can't be pissy when someone checks them out when they are wearing tight/skimpy clothing.
No one is saying do not look. Just don't stare. Pretty huge and obvious difference that people seem to be ignoring.
You can't change everyone to meet your expectations though. People are still going to stare no matter what you say on here. Everyone knows that there are guys who are going to stare at T&A every time they get a chance. If you don't want that attention don't ask for it.
No. Staring is rude. Looking? Of course. Staring? No. Have some class.
You nor anyone else is qualified to dictate what class is to everyone else. So If a well endowed woman deliberately wears something that shows of her figure, since I did not dress her, then yes, I certainly have the right to indulge myself in an extended gaze, since there is no law to prohibit my admiration.
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You nor anyone else is qualified to dictate what class is to everyone else. So If a well endowed woman deliberately wears something that shows of her figure, since I did not dress her, then yes, I certainly have the right to indulge myself in an extended gaze, since there is no law to prohibit my admiration.
So you're claiming that staring is classy in that situation? Ok. No one said it isn't legal. Manners aren't about legal requirements.
You nor anyone else is qualified to dictate what class is to everyone else. So If a well endowed woman deliberately wears something that shows of her figure, since I did not dress her, then yes, I certainly have the right to indulge myself in an extended gaze, since there is no law to prohibit my admiration.
It's obvious you don't know any women with big chests. If your chest is big enough, EVERYTHING is revealing.
There is no defending the indefensible. Staring is rude, period. This is something everyone's mothers should have taught them long, long ago. If you stare at people, yes, those of us who were not raised in a barn can decide that you lack class.
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This thread is not only about yoga pants. It covers "very revealing" items. Women can be the 'queens of denial' all they want and it won't convince me. 
