Apparently It’s Very Hard Not to Sexualize Female Athletes

hasjkdhjaskd wrote:

Athletes wear next to nothing when they're competing. This is going to elicit a response in many people. It's biology.

If we want to stop sexualization in athletics, we'll have to demand that athletes dress up in burkas. The Taliban already does that, for that very reason. Are modern feminists the new Taliban? Do all these woke ladies want rules put in place that forces them to perform in a giant flowing robe?

This post, man.

You’re essentially saying… “Women need to get used to it or change their outfits to something less revealing”

Nah, bro - that’s messed up. That’s rape culture 101. You can just learn to control yourself.

the macdaddy og yo wrote:

hasjkdhjaskd wrote:

Athletes wear next to nothing when they're competing. This is going to elicit a response in many people. It's biology.

If we want to stop sexualization in athletics, we'll have to demand that athletes dress up in burkas. The Taliban already does that, for that very reason. Are modern feminists the new Taliban? Do all these woke ladies want rules put in place that forces them to perform in a giant flowing robe?

This post, man.

You’re essentially saying… “Women need to get used to it or change their outfits to something less revealing”

Nah, bro - that’s messed up. That’s rape culture 101. You can just learn to control yourself.

That's you projecting. I control myself just fine, and so do most average guys, but it doesn't take a large percentage of guys to create a problem. I never said women should get used to it. I said the disdain for the sexualization is going to lead to someone forcing women to put more clothes on. I could care less about what women wear when they perform in sports. Also, I don't find women in skimpy outfits to be attractive (I find nice dresses more my style) but my experience with other guys tells me I'm a minority. Otherwise strippers wouldn't wear next to nothing. Expecting the small but problematic minority of guys who can't control themselves to suddenly start behaving is not realistic. I don't know the solution, just think that it isn't simple or we'd already have it under control.

If not for sexualization, there would be no women's beach volleyball. They already had volleyball.

I'm just gonna keep sexualizing those male 100m sprinters and their bouncing bulges. I hope they never go back to shorts.

Women are the beauties of humanity. In the bird kingdom the males are more spectacular than the females. In humanity that’s reversed.

There’s just nothing that can be done to reverse that, and why would we want to?

This pretending that nature doesn’t matter is ridiculous. During any period of humanity I’m aware of, female beauty is maximum celebrated. Once in a while (Greece, nazi Germany) male beauty is held up too. Exceptions, rare exceptions.

Enough.

film rep a weird dude wrote:

Film Rep wrote:

It's not very hard. In fact it's very easy. Unless you are say a 18 year old straight male then it might be rock hard. 🤔

It was inevitable that you’d be preoccupied with thinking about that.

You’re an odd creep.

It’s a very peculiar comment from Film Rep. Very peculiar indeed.

If Not wrote:

If not for sexualization, there would be no women's beach volleyball. They already had volleyball.

Absolutely true! Why else would us guys secretly conspire to keep the bikini bottom required rule for women in Beach volleyball?

I am a Trump guy wrote:

film rep a weird dude wrote:

It was inevitable that you’d be preoccupied with thinking about that.

You’re an odd creep.

It’s a very peculiar comment from Film Rep. Very peculiar indeed.

It’s not a problem that film rep is gay, more power to him. But 18 year olds cuts a little too close to the line. I agree a creepy and revealing comment from film rep.

CAA wrote:

I've never sexualised women in track kit, leotards etc. at all. Not intentionally, it just isn't a sexy look at all imo, including the photo above. What I see is athletes. Am I in a minority in this?

Yes, you are. But, fortunately for me I am right there with you. I coach girls and the thought that I might ever be attracted to one of my athletes sexually would make literally throw up. Maybe that is something that comes with maturity.

To me revealing clothing does not = sex at all. Some of you it seems would be surprised to learn that nearly all girls who are wearing activewear are not at all dressing up for your approval.

film rep a weird dude wrote:

Film Rep wrote:

It's not very hard. In fact it's very easy. Unless you are say a 18 year old straight male then it might be rock hard. 🤔

It was inevitable that you’d be preoccupied with thinking about that.

You’re an odd creep.

If you pay attention to film rep this is in keeping with his posts.

Very creepy guy.

Don't pretend you don't want to be sexualized and then have an IG feed full of butt shots and pictures where you are wearing revealing clothing.

There is nothing wrong with being half naked on IG but own it, admit you are showing skin for the clicks

StoPre wrote:

film rep a weird dude wrote:

It was inevitable that you’d be preoccupied with thinking about that.

You’re an odd creep.

If you pay attention to film rep this is in keeping with his posts.

Very creepy guy.

🙄 Maybe I failed to get my point across ya bunch of bullies. As a 40 year old man who once was a teenager going through puberty, my point being that when guys that age see a cute female in bunhuggers or whatever then it can be sexualized.

Basically there’s two views of maleness going on. One says men can’t control their sexual urges and the other says they can. The former is BS and the latter is correct. But men aren’t always told this.

If men can control themselves so well, then why does "morning wood" happen? Why do "wet dreams" happen? 🤔

Just to even out the image the OP posted. I only got paid $20 for modeling, by the way!

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/mEkAAOSwxQhg7v9O/s-l500.jpg