sorry folks. that was me. i thought i looked sexxxxayyyyyyyy

What's a Libia?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You have every right to dislike what you saw. I just wish people would stop trying to control women's bodies, including their clothing.

+1. I'm wondering why every woman is looked at like she's there for decoration, and if the decoration is not pleasing, she's negated. We don't scrutinize men's appearance that way.

Then stop painting your faces like prostitutes and stop wearing flashy look at me outfits.

You can protest all day, it doesn't matter. If you carry yourself like a sex object, then that is how people will see you. If most women choose to do the same, then that is how people will see women as a whole- you are sex objects to be criticized and compared. You don't even need men to do it because you "ladies" do a fine job of it yourself. All you do is criticize how other women look so don't act so shocked.

Totally agree, Osama. Women in burkas in public. Shouldn't be painted and wearing flashy outfits.

Hopefully you don't ever plan on taking your kids to a European beach. We are a very prude nation.

Anonymous wrote:Attractive or not, that kind of suit is inappropriate for a family friendly pool.

+1

Busts, not busty

And, thong, not thing.

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Anonymous wrote:OP is an ass.

And apparently doesn't like to see them.

Get over it, OP. Everybody has a pair of butt cheeks. A thong isn't a big deal. She can wear what she wants. Look the other way if it bugs you.

I like to see ass just like any other guy but not at a family establishment setting. If you can not respect that then you probably don't respect values set upon kids; for example, if you have a young daughter you would probably be ok with her roaming around in a thong. To each his own.

I'm the PP you responsed to. (There was a different PP that responded up thread.)

Your assumptions are way off base. I would not allow my DD in a bikini, but I don't care what other people do. This is a free country. If someone wants to walk around in a thing at the splash park, she has the right to do so. I'd rather live here than in a country where women are not allowed to do that.

What bugs you about the thong? Do you not want your kids to see it? Do you take your kids to the mall? I see huge half-naked busty staring back at me from the VS windows. Is it just because the lady was in her 40s? Well, that's another issue.

OP, what exactly is the problem with the lady wearing a thong?

Anonymous wrote:OP - Avoid Walmart.

splashpark = walmart, no?

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Anonymous wrote:
I like to see ass just like any other guy but not at a family establishment setting. If you can not respect that then you probably don't respect values set upon kids; for example, if you have a young daughter you would probably be ok with her roaming around in a thong. To each his own.

This is really an exemplary post.

1. I like to look at the unclothed rear ends of women.
1a. All men do.
2. Except when my kids are around.
3. If your female rear end is unclothed while my kids are around, you're probably raising your daughter to be a slut.
4. But who am I to tell you what to do?

All that in only 56 words. Such efficient writing.

thanks but you have me beat by "everybody has a pair of butt cheeks" is quite eloquent. and you did it in 7 words. bravo! You must have core values instilled by counting words.

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Anonymous wrote:You have every right to dislike what you saw. I just wish people would stop trying to control women's bodies, including their clothing.

+1. I'm wondering why every woman is looked at like she's there for decoration, and if the decoration is not pleasing, she's negated. We don't scrutinize men's appearance that way.

Then stop painting your faces like prostitutes and stop wearing flashy look at me outfits.

You can protest all day, it doesn't matter. If you carry yourself like a sex object, then that is how people will see you. If most women choose to do the same, then that is how people will see women as a whole- you are sex objects to be criticized and compared. You don't even need men to do it because you "ladies" do a fine job of it yourself. All you do is criticize how other women look so don't act so shocked.

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Anonymous wrote:Attractive or not, that kind of suit is inappropriate for a family friendly pool.

OK, then it is the splashpark's responsibility to police what is worn. While I don't want to see thongs there either, it isn't up to me to tell other people what to wear, and if the splashpark allows thongs, then I have to either deal with it or not go there.

Well O p did not say that he told her what to wear.

Anonymous wrote:Splashpark Thong! It's my new band name! Or some kind of newfangled sex act! Or an unfortunate hyphenated baby name choice by a Korean-Vietnamese couple?

CRAP you stole my band name!!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You have every right to dislike what you saw. I just wish people would stop trying to control women's bodies, including their clothing.

+1. I'm wondering why every woman is looked at like she's there for decoration, and if the decoration is not pleasing, she's negated. We don't scrutinize men's appearance that way.

Don't lie. We do scrutinize men appearances. If it was a pot-bellied man walking around topless, most women would definitely see the err in his ways.

Maybe it was just a small bikini lol. Thongs usually are not allowed at water parks. otoh, you may see worse outfits out in public