Are yoga pants ok?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Would you be upset if he wore sweatpants or joggers for your date?

Bc it's the same thing.

If not, then you guys just aren't compatible.

But if that would bother you, then you should hold yourself to the same standard

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If your bf showed up in sweats, would you be flattered that he was so comfortable around you? If yes, it's okay for you to wear the same. If not, and you think he should make more of an effort, then he has a point.

The male equivalent is more like khakis or cargo pants. But I wouldn’t mind any sort of athleisure as long as it fit and was clean and not too worn. I am very active on the weekends and wouldn’t wear my “dressy pants” to the bookstore, lol, because I would have walked or biked there, and may in fact be headed to yoga or the gym after.

No. That is the equivalent of jeans. The sweatpants poster was right on.

My husband looks super hot in Vuori sweats.

It is not a matter of being hot or not, it is the matter of appropriate attire. I am sure your husband looks hot naked with leather things, but it doesn’t mean he should walk around the coffee shop dressed like that.

Literally every guy in my neighborhood wears expensive sweats/athleisure to the coffee shop on weekend mornings. If there was a memo advising against this, the men of brownstone Brooklyn didn’t get it.

ah, but can you see their dick print in those pants? Can you see the outline of their buttocks? Yoga pants provide coverage of actual skin, but cling to every curve, line and bump on the body. It's essentially like paint.

So it’s not that yoga pants are sloppy, it’s that they’re slutty?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Would you be upset if he wore sweatpants or joggers for your date?

Bc it's the same thing.

If not, then you guys just aren't compatible.

But if that would bother you, then you should hold yourself to the same standard

+1
If your bf showed up in sweats, would you be flattered that he was so comfortable around you? If yes, it's okay for you to wear the same. If not, and you think he should make more of an effort, then he has a point.

The male equivalent is more like khakis or cargo pants. But I wouldn’t mind any sort of athleisure as long as it fit and was clean and not too worn. I am very active on the weekends and wouldn’t wear my “dressy pants” to the bookstore, lol, because I would have walked or biked there, and may in fact be headed to yoga or the gym after.

No. That is the equivalent of jeans. The sweatpants poster was right on.

My husband looks super hot in Vuori sweats.

It is not a matter of being hot or not, it is the matter of appropriate attire. I am sure your husband looks hot naked with leather things, but it doesn’t mean he should walk around the coffee shop dressed like that.

Literally every guy in my neighborhood wears expensive sweats/athleisure to the coffee shop on weekend mornings. If there was a memo advising against this, the men of brownstone Brooklyn didn’t get it.

ah, but can you see their dick print in those pants? Can you see the outline of their buttocks? Yoga pants provide coverage of actual skin, but cling to every curve, line and bump on the body. It's essentially like paint.

Frankly I’d like to see a little more dick print, a la Jon Hamm.

That would be the equivalent, imo. For men, any woman in yoga pants = John Hamm in tight sweats for us gals.

[Anonymous]

He sounds like a jerk.

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Anonymous wrote:Would you be upset if he wore sweatpants or joggers for your date?

Bc it's the same thing.

If not, then you guys just aren't compatible.

But if that would bother you, then you should hold yourself to the same standard

+1
If your bf showed up in sweats, would you be flattered that he was so comfortable around you? If yes, it's okay for you to wear the same. If not, and you think he should make more of an effort, then he has a point.

The male equivalent is more like khakis or cargo pants. But I wouldn’t mind any sort of athleisure as long as it fit and was clean and not too worn. I am very active on the weekends and wouldn’t wear my “dressy pants” to the bookstore, lol, because I would have walked or biked there, and may in fact be headed to yoga or the gym after.

No. That is the equivalent of jeans. The sweatpants poster was right on.

My husband looks super hot in Vuori sweats.

It is not a matter of being hot or not, it is the matter of appropriate attire. I am sure your husband looks hot naked with leather things, but it doesn’t mean he should walk around the coffee shop dressed like that.

Literally every guy in my neighborhood wears expensive sweats/athleisure to the coffee shop on weekend mornings. If there was a memo advising against this, the men of brownstone Brooklyn didn’t get it.

ah, but can you see their dick print in those pants? Can you see the outline of their buttocks? Yoga pants provide coverage of actual skin, but cling to every curve, line and bump on the body. It's essentially like paint.

So it’s not that yoga pants are sloppy, it’s that they’re slutty?

Never said it is slutty, only revealing in an intimate way.

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Anonymous wrote:Would you be upset if he wore sweatpants or joggers for your date?

Bc it's the same thing.

If not, then you guys just aren't compatible.

But if that would bother you, then you should hold yourself to the same standard

+1
If your bf showed up in sweats, would you be flattered that he was so comfortable around you? If yes, it's okay for you to wear the same. If not, and you think he should make more of an effort, then he has a point.

The male equivalent is more like khakis or cargo pants. But I wouldn’t mind any sort of athleisure as long as it fit and was clean and not too worn. I am very active on the weekends and wouldn’t wear my “dressy pants” to the bookstore, lol, because I would have walked or biked there, and may in fact be headed to yoga or the gym after.

No. That is the equivalent of jeans. The sweatpants poster was right on.

My husband looks super hot in Vuori sweats.

It is not a matter of being hot or not, it is the matter of appropriate attire. I am sure your husband looks hot naked with leather things, but it doesn’t mean he should walk around the coffee shop dressed like that.

Literally every guy in my neighborhood wears expensive sweats/athleisure to the coffee shop on weekend mornings. If there was a memo advising against this, the men of brownstone Brooklyn didn’t get it.

ah, but can you see their dick print in those pants? Can you see the outline of their buttocks? Yoga pants provide coverage of actual skin, but cling to every curve, line and bump on the body. It's essentially like paint.

So it’s not that yoga pants are sloppy, it’s that they’re slutty?

Never said it is slutty, only revealing in an intimate way.

I don't wear clothes like you describe, I'm more of a sloppy dresser. Yet, I have no problem with others wearing what you describe. I'm old enough to remember the super skinny jean phase where it was not uncommon to see a 'dick print'. Have you never heard of guys stuffing socks down their pants to make themselves look bigger? Do you remember stirrup pants from the 80s? I LOVED wearing those!

Have you ever seen male ballet dancers on stage? I think you've got a hang-up about bodies.

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Anonymous wrote:Would you be upset if he wore sweatpants or joggers for your date?

Bc it's the same thing.

If not, then you guys just aren't compatible.

But if that would bother you, then you should hold yourself to the same standard

+1
If your bf showed up in sweats, would you be flattered that he was so comfortable around you? If yes, it's okay for you to wear the same. If not, and you think he should make more of an effort, then he has a point.

The male equivalent is more like khakis or cargo pants. But I wouldn’t mind any sort of athleisure as long as it fit and was clean and not too worn. I am very active on the weekends and wouldn’t wear my “dressy pants” to the bookstore, lol, because I would have walked or biked there, and may in fact be headed to yoga or the gym after.

No. That is the equivalent of jeans. The sweatpants poster was right on.

My husband looks super hot in Vuori sweats.

It is not a matter of being hot or not, it is the matter of appropriate attire. I am sure your husband looks hot naked with leather things, but it doesn’t mean he should walk around the coffee shop dressed like that.

Literally every guy in my neighborhood wears expensive sweats/athleisure to the coffee shop on weekend mornings. If there was a memo advising against this, the men of brownstone Brooklyn didn’t get it.

ah, but can you see their dick print in those pants? Can you see the outline of their buttocks? Yoga pants provide coverage of actual skin, but cling to every curve, line and bump on the body. It's essentially like paint.

So it’s not that yoga pants are sloppy, it’s that they’re slutty?

Never said it is slutty, only revealing in an intimate way.

I don't wear clothes like you describe, I'm more of a sloppy dresser. Yet, I have no problem with others wearing what you describe. I'm old enough to remember the super skinny jean phase where it was not uncommon to see a 'dick print'. Have you never heard of guys stuffing socks down their pants to make themselves look bigger? Do you remember stirrup pants from the 80s? I LOVED wearing those!

Have you ever seen male ballet dancers on stage? I think you've got a hang-up about bodies.[/quote
Okay.

[Anonymous]

Folks: I threw out a pair of yoga pants yesterday. I did this after reading these posts. My pair “outlined the buttocks.” I checked my age. And yes, I think I was stuck in the past.

I realized that most people don’t tell me what they think. Also, the pants were too tight and bad for running (which I would use them for, from time to time). Anyhow, trashed now!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would you be upset if he wore sweatpants or joggers for your date?

Bc it's the same thing.

If not, then you guys just aren't compatible.

But if that would bother you, then you should hold yourself to the same standard

+1
If your bf showed up in sweats, would you be flattered that he was so comfortable around you? If yes, it's okay for you to wear the same. If not, and you think he should make more of an effort, then he has a point.

The male equivalent is more like khakis or cargo pants. But I wouldn’t mind any sort of athleisure as long as it fit and was clean and not too worn. I am very active on the weekends and wouldn’t wear my “dressy pants” to the bookstore, lol, because I would have walked or biked there, and may in fact be headed to yoga or the gym after.

No. That is the equivalent of jeans. The sweatpants poster was right on.

My husband looks super hot in Vuori sweats.

It is not a matter of being hot or not, it is the matter of appropriate attire. I am sure your husband looks hot naked with leather things, but it doesn’t mean he should walk around the coffee shop dressed like that.

Literally every guy in my neighborhood wears expensive sweats/athleisure to the coffee shop on weekend mornings. If there was a memo advising against this, the men of brownstone Brooklyn didn’t get it.

ah, but can you see their dick print in those pants? Can you see the outline of their buttocks? Yoga pants provide coverage of actual skin, but cling to every curve, line and bump on the body. It's essentially like paint.

Frankly I’d like to see a little more dick print, a la Jon Hamm.

That would be the equivalent, imo. For men, any woman in yoga pants = John Hamm in tight sweats for us gals.

I just made a note to Google this.

[Anonymous]

Whoever still is reminiscing that “I've had my ass grabbed” —and now pulls it out during a debate… has a very precious life. (?? ) I’ve been randomly felt-up/touched more than once. Probably a half dozen times. It never occurred to me to bring it up during a debate.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would you be upset if he wore sweatpants or joggers for your date?

Bc it's the same thing.

If not, then you guys just aren't compatible.

But if that would bother you, then you should hold yourself to the same standard

+1
If your bf showed up in sweats, would you be flattered that he was so comfortable around you? If yes, it's okay for you to wear the same. If not, and you think he should make more of an effort, then he has a point.

The male equivalent is more like khakis or cargo pants. But I wouldn’t mind any sort of athleisure as long as it fit and was clean and not too worn. I am very active on the weekends and wouldn’t wear my “dressy pants” to the bookstore, lol, because I would have walked or biked there, and may in fact be headed to yoga or the gym after.

No. That is the equivalent of jeans. The sweatpants poster was right on.

My husband looks super hot in Vuori sweats.

It is not a matter of being hot or not, it is the matter of appropriate attire. I am sure your husband looks hot naked with leather things, but it doesn’t mean he should walk around the coffee shop dressed like that.

Literally every guy in my neighborhood wears expensive sweats/athleisure to the coffee shop on weekend mornings. If there was a memo advising against this, the men of brownstone Brooklyn didn’t get it.

ah, but can you see their dick print in those pants? Can you see the outline of their buttocks? Yoga pants provide coverage of actual skin, but cling to every curve, line and bump on the body. It's essentially like paint.

So it’s not that yoga pants are sloppy, it’s that they’re slutty?

Never said it is slutty, only revealing in an intimate way.

Oh good lord. We can read between the lines.

[Anonymous]

Let's have fun. Since all the women here are clearly fit and have six pack abs and firm legs and butts, take a selfie in the mirror below the neck wearing yoga pants.

Ironic how the majority of Americans are fat and overweight, yet somehow everyone on these boards eat heathy and look like Victoria Secret models. Don't hide it! Share!

[jsteele]

Sadly, the OP is a troll and yoga pants are the least of her problems.