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r.m.anderson wrote:Now about those "burkini" garments seen on the French Rivera beaches egads - a fashion abomination !

Some of whats underneath is even worse. One woman I saw (I think it was a woman) was so hairy that it almost turned my stomach. I wanted to pour bleach in my eyes to wash out that image.

Over all I think that the whole thing is just an abomination!

Fred

Franinskirts wrote:

r.m.anderson wrote:Now about those "burkini" garments seen on the French Rivera beaches egads - a fashion abomination !

Some of whats underneath is even worse. One woman I saw (I think it was a woman) was so hairy that it almost turned my stomach. I wanted to pour bleach in my eyes to wash out that image.

Over all I think that the whole thing is just an abomination!

Fred

So you would rather see a very hairy woman in a traditional bikini?

Oh, here we are criticising other people's appearance.

Well said, we talk here a lot about fashion freedom, we may not like what some people wear BUT it is their right to dress as they want.

John

skirted_in_SF wrote:

Franinskirts wrote:

r.m.anderson wrote:Now about those "burkini" garments seen on the French Rivera beaches egads - a fashion abomination !

Some of whats underneath is even worse. One woman I saw (I think it was a woman) was so hairy that it almost turned my stomach. I wanted to pour bleach in my eyes to wash out that image.

Over all I think that the whole thing is just an abomination!

Fred

So you would rather see a very hairy woman in a traditional bikini?

Noooo! Nooooo! where is the bleach!!!

Fred

A hairy woman is not my cup of tea, but then I shave a fair bit of my body hair, and I know some women find that unappealing. I am not going to harass or complain to, or about, a woman that chooses not to remove body hair. I won't date her, nor would I expect a woman to date me if she preferred her men au naturel. I know of several women who normally shave, but get right pissed off if someone complains about a hairy day or two. Mostly they don't mind shaving for appearance, but get cranky about it being expected.

Hairy women don't bother me. With regards to my wife, she's free to groom her body as she sees fit. If I were single and on the prowl, it wouldn't matter, as long as we clicked.

moonshadow wrote:Hairy women don't bother me. With regards to my wife, she's free to groom her body as she sees fit. If I were single and on the prowl, it wouldn't matter, as long as we clicked.

Right on! We here are part of a movement to allow people to make their own choices on how they want to look. We may make different choices, but should have no part shaming those who do not meet our personal tastes. My preference is that people look natural, without shaving. My wife chooses to shave her armpits. I may gently tease her about it once and a while, but that's OK! It is not the job of others to please me by looking the way I prefer.

Even though I've seen my fair share of women who shouldn't wear certain articles of clothing or footwear, far be it for me to criticize since I'm sure some people feel that males like me shouldn't wear women's clothes. As for the "Willy Problem", that only pops up when I wear form fitting or clingy knit skirts, but I don't much worry about that, I mean, it's just biology after all.

JeffB1959 wrote: As for the "Willy Problem", that only pops up when I wear form fitting or clingy knit skirts...

An unfortunate turn of phrase...

pelmut wrote:

JeffB1959 wrote: As for the "Willy Problem", that only pops up when I wear form fitting or clingy knit skirts...

An unfortunate turn of phrase...

Oh! OHHHHH! I see what I did there!

A Freudian slip Very "Punny"

Uncle Al

Uncle Al wrote:A Freudian slip

Nah, That'd be an underskirt in the shape of a cigar -- useful only under pencil-skirts.

Queen Victoria was amused...
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=7K3 ... &q&f=false

When she reviewed the troops in Hyde Park, he [Albert] accompanied her, wearing, she wrote that night, 'a pair of white cashmere breeches with nothing under them'...

Is it just ME or would 'The Perceptible Willy' be a great name for a bar/pub?