@Juzadiscourse@StirlingWisdom Not in my vows. I gladly provide, adore, serve, help, engage with my loved one. It's not because I have to, it's because I love him. It's my pleasure.
@MIKEPEND3RS Stay in your lane. America was founded on the right to bear arms. You wouldn't understand so just worry about yourself and your own country
@MurrayHillGuy1 What about the dude who's a father and working out with his teenage daughter? Who's very impressionable and let's say she's 16? Do you say there's nothing wrong with dressing this way or do you tell her she shouldn't as it might garner the wrong attention!
@the_cats_meowww I'm a woman who would really rather not have tits and ass being thrown all over the gym. It really has gotten out of hand. It's not a clu or a strip joint. There are families and teens there as well. We don't need to see your aereolas and vulva.
@Cr7Godbrand I agree. A shame that common decency is such a hard thing to grasp. There are gyms that have a dress code. I think I'll go back there. Regular gym attire is already mostly tight and revealing without being obnoxious.
@venmilxbt They should have had a prenup. I don't think you can change that with your will without both parties agreeing and then being divorced. Also she should have had a bunch of her own money. She was a top model for years and years
@Amer1can_Barbie Totally agree, there is appropriate gym attire. And then there is cheap let me see how sexy I can be and how much attention I can get.
@katie_campione Not for "wearing shorts". Don't be ignorant. I'm a woman who has been working out in gyms for 40 years. There is a complete change in what mostly young girls are wearing. It's meant to be for attention. Not all, but many.