Yoga Pants

• wildcats20

  

  Obviously my statement was a stretch.
  
  I understand yoga pants don't leave much to the imagination, but I have never once looked at a girl wearing them and thought, "those are too revealing." And I don't mean that in a "I like what I see, so no complaints" way. I mean it literally, I see nothing wrong with them. I really don't even care if the bigger girls wear them. Who am I to say what is right and what is wrong for someone to wear? They aren't my daughters.
• Manhattan Buckeye

  wildcats20;1654618 wrote:So the basketball shorts I wear on a daily basis should ONLY be worn while I am playing basketball?

  Are these basketball shorts from 1977? (the nuthuggers)
• wildcats20

  

  Manhattan Buckeye;1654624 wrote:Are these basketball shorts from 1977? (the nuthuggers)

  You said sports attire. You made the asinine blanket statement.
• friendfromlowry

  I don't know for sure, but I'd guess sports uniforms are controlled by OHSAA, not the school district. Maybe if the school district had its way, students would be wearing more modest uniforms.
• Manhattan Buckeye

  wildcats20;1654625 wrote:You said sports attire. You made the asinine blanket statement.

  No part of that made sense.
• vball10set

  wildcats20;1654625 wrote:You said sports attire. You made the asinine blanket statement.

  Appropriate word for this thread...reps!
• ernest_t_bass

  

  ASS-A-NINE
• Manhattan Buckeye

  Leave Wildcats20 be. Wearing clothes that shows your entire butt-crack. Probably not a good idea.
• rrfan

  

  Lets stop talking about Volleyball Uni's. College Volleyball should never change them. If you are a college or HS boy and don't watch college volleyball and make friends with the players...shame on you!
• vdubb96

  

  Love womens vball!
  
• DeyDurkie5

  

  Manhattan Buckeye;1654604 wrote:I don't get it either. I've known my wife for 22 years (God we are old), and had 2 arguments. One involved her wearing yoga pants on a grocery store trip. I could pretty much see her entire rear end, and if looked hard could see genitalia. It can be appropriate for the gym, but not in public.

  I'd be insecure too if I had a 3 inch dick.
• Manhattan Buckeye

  DeyDurkie5;1654661 wrote:I'd be insecure too if I had a 3 inch dick.

  Can we talk more about why someone has a college logo as their avatar, who obviously didn't go to college there?
• sleeper

  

  Manhattan Buckeye;1654662 wrote:Can we talk more about why someone has a college logo as their avatar, who obviously didn't go to college there?

  Signed Notre Dame.
• Laley23

  

  Never looked at a girl in Yoga pants and thought, "Damn! I dont even need to get those off...shes already naked!"
  
  They are the same amount of revelaing as any other bit of tight clothing or low cut top. You cannot see ass in them, you see the shape. The same way you see the shape in tight work pants, jeans, etc.
• SportsAndLady

  

  I cannot believe we are actually having this discussion on here.
  
  It baffles me how retarded this website can be sometimes.
• HelloAgain

  Manhattan Buckeye;1654604 wrote:I've known my wife for 22 years (God we are old), and had 2 arguments

  This is explained by your wife making more money than you.
• Manhattan Buckeye

  Laley23;1654733 wrote:Never looked at a girl in Yoga pants and thought, "Damn! I dont even need to get those off...shes already naked!"
  
  They are the same amount of revelaing as any other bit of tight clothing or low cut top. You cannot see ass in them, you see the shape. The same way you see the shape in tight work pants, jeans, etc.

  And you've never worked anywhere where a woman was sent home for inappropriate "tight" clothing? Its happened at least once at all my former employers.
  
  Time. Place. Manner. There's a place for yoga pants or bicycle tights, or running tights. I don't think it is a big deal to wear running tights in the winter whilst running, that doesn't mean I walk into Starbuck's wearing them.
• gut

  this thread has taken a horrible turn
• vdubb96

  

  I can't believe "men" are bitching about women wearing tight clothing. My lord!
• Manhattan Buckeye

  Nothing wrong with tight clothing, or even a bikini where it is appropriate. The beach. Or the swimming pool.
  
  But it isn't appropriate for a woman to show up at work with clothing that causes heads to turn. Were you guys raised in barns?
• Automatik

  

  SportsAndLady;1654734 wrote:I cannot believe we are actually having this discussion on here.
  
  It baffles me how retarded this website can be sometimes.

  So I take it you're not into the "Best and Worst Hot Chocolate" thread?
• SportsAndLady

  

  Automatik;1654759 wrote:So I take it you're not into the "Best and Worst Hot Chocolate" thread?

  I moreso meant I can't believe a thread about hot girls in yoga pants turned into...well, whatever it is now.
• ernest_t_bass

  

  SportsAndLady;1654734 wrote:I cannot believe we are actually having this discussion on here.
  
  It baffles me how retarded this website can be sometimes.

  To me it really isn't about right or wrong. That discussion is reserved for the home. I could look at yoga pants asses all day, as I did on Michigan Avenue, and it was grand. My only question is how women feel comfortable in public wearing them. You want to paint your tights on? Fine... don't mind me if I look at your ass.
• Manhattan Buckeye

  ^^^
  
  That's sort of the main issue. I don't understand how women feel comfortable wearing them in public. Guys are going to stare at them. I've seen a few camel toes in grocery stores. Not always a good look.
• BR1986FB

  SportsAndLady;1654734 wrote:I cannot believe we are actually having this discussion on here.
  
  It baffles me how retarded this website can be sometimes.

  This