Women wearing sheer leggings and tights as pants (Walmart, male, look)
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Wondering why so many women think it is acceptable to wear sheer leggings or tights as pants
in public. I've seen some that are so tight that you can see cellulite through them, among everything
else. How do you check your self in the mirror before you leave home and say "Yeah, that'll work as
an outfit for today" ? In many cases it looks like they have nothing but bodypaint on for pants.
Would it be appropriate for a guy to walk around in tights like a male ballerina with his package on
full display?
Well, it depends- if they have a decent figure where cellulite is not an issue, then I love it- it really shows off the form, very nice to look at. I see lots of women around here lately dressing like that- wearing those skin tight stretch pants or whatever they are with nothing covering even the butt/waist portion. Most that I see look very good in them.
I wear leggings, but they aren't too tight and I always make sure I have a long sweater on when I wear them. I prefer wearing them with sweater dresses.
Well, it depends- if they have a decent figure where cellulite is not an issue, then I love it- it really shows off the form, very nice to look at. I see lots of women around here lately dressing like that- wearing those skin tight stretch pants or whatever they are with nothing covering even the butt/waist portion. Most that I see look very good in them.
My eyes, my eyes! That is scary - I thought that was her skin for a quick second. Not a good look!
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Nice analogy.
