[ SECRET POST #2790 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2790 ⌋

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Re: :D

[(Anonymous)]

Men. Men can wear tight, revealing clothing without lines showing anywhere.

I was thinking about this one, the other day. Men seem to dominate the "high fashion" and regular fashion industries, and they create impossible garments for the average woman to wear. but because they're dressing walking clothes hangers who will wear them for all in "public" of three minutes, it really doesn't matter whether or not they wear a bra or panties.

Furthermore, men don't have to wear a bra -- and unless they have shit seeping out their ass, they don't really have to wear underwear. The only thing they have to do, sometimes, is wear an undershirt under a business shirt, but seeing the lines from that denotes they are either wealthy enough to own a shirt nice enough they don't want to sweat directly on the fabric, or they're creating another layer so you can't see their nipples. And it's still totally acceptable to see a line over the shoulder from that shirt. So they can wear spandex, lycra, cotton, muslin without "fear" of showing lines.

Women's fashion is still based on men's bodies. Even though we have two completely different things going on, regarding soft, dangly bits. So that's my rant.