| We were at a sports venue recently and were forced to watch a big screen TV with women's flag football on it. The women were using mouth guards that were outside of their mouths, with rings on them. They looked exactly like pacifiers. Can you imagine grown a** male athletes using mouth guards that looked like pacifiers??? It was horrifying. Is that really the only way women's sports can get funded -- if it titillates men? Gross. |
Huh? this is just a weird trend for both genders. I don't think anyone is doing it to titillate anyone. (one might question why you think its titillating at all) https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/4981514/2024/01/10/mouth-guards-nfl-college-football-fashion/ https://www.distractify.com/p/why-does-dk-metcalf-wear-a-pacifier |
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Weird take op.
And what makes you think women are being infantilized? Any concrete examples? |
Using binkies during sports. |
Ah! Thank you! I don't watch that much sports so I had never seen athletes using binkies before!! |
| attention getting. Look at meeeee |
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It's kind of gross that athletes handle their mouthguards during the game. Their hands are repeatedly touching the ground/ball. It's gross.
The ring on the mouthguard is way more sanitary. |
I am sure that weighs heavily on their minds when it comes to personal safety. |
| Chronically online take. This would do big numbers on Threads. |
You don’t say!? |
Yep. Part of the "baby girl/Daddy Dom" bg/DD kink that's popular with younger women under 35 these days, zoomer and younger age especially. |
Bikinis are adult, not infant wear. Pacifiers, footie PJs, etc. are child like and infantizing though. |
Binkies means pacifiers. |
Ah, yeah, sorry, I read that as bikini and not binkie. Never heard of "binkie" and had to look it up. Now I know. |
I have always found toddler bikinis to be really cringy and in questionable taste. |