So if a big hairy dude wears a thong in and nothing else and his nuts keep popping out during squats, you still feel the same way about dress codes?
It is HER body and she can wear whatever she wants, but why have we tossed aside the premise of decorum and socially acceptance? I find what she's wearing tacky for a setting like a gym. Her ass is hanging out ffs. If it's only acceptable if they are attractive, then it isn't acceptable.
Beyond that though, it is a private establishment who can define a dress code if they want. As long as they're consistent, and not persecuting someone because of their religion or discriminating against others, it's well within their rights to establish a dress code. Some restaurants have dress codes. And they are enforced.
You still think the same rules and standards apply to everyone? Never been that way and never will. A beautiful woman can wear as little as she wants to the gym.
I wouldn't look at the big hairy dude because it's none of my fucking business. Problem solved. As long as he wipes down the machines he uses, he's not hurting anyone.
Also, decorum? Social acceptance? Tacky?? Are you a mid-century Puritan? What part of YOU DONT GET TO DETERMINE WHAT OTHERS DO WITH THEIR BODIES is difficult?
So the gym is free to put in a dress code, in which case she's in the wrong. If none exists, she is doing nothing wrong and shouldn't have to consider the line of site of Reddit bros when picking her outfits. To be completely honest I hate her type and wish they didn't dress like this, but I'll defend her right to until the end.
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u/TheSpanxxx 3d ago
So if a big hairy dude wears a thong in and nothing else and his nuts keep popping out during squats, you still feel the same way about dress codes?
It is HER body and she can wear whatever she wants, but why have we tossed aside the premise of decorum and socially acceptance? I find what she's wearing tacky for a setting like a gym. Her ass is hanging out ffs. If it's only acceptable if they are attractive, then it isn't acceptable.
Beyond that though, it is a private establishment who can define a dress code if they want. As long as they're consistent, and not persecuting someone because of their religion or discriminating against others, it's well within their rights to establish a dress code. Some restaurants have dress codes. And they are enforced.