Bums hanging out of the bottom of teeny tiny shorts

It’s more that male version young people don’t seem to feel the need to reveal their bum cheeks or a side view of testicle.

I wonder if, the 'younger' and trendier that midlife women dress, the more it subconsciously pushes younger women to extremes - either revealing body parts (bum cheeks, midriff) that most older women wouldn't dare to: or conversely, covering everything up in swathes of material, vintage styles or odd shapes, that mature women would avoid for fear of looking frumpy or just plain weird.

Just a theory, I hasten to add! But I read somewhere that the key ways young people differentiate themselves from their elders is through their language, clothes and music. When your trendy DPs are going to the same festivals and listening to the same stuff as you do, and still pretty fixated on looking fashionable, where else do you go?

The really sad (and frightening) thing is when the younger generation just stops competing. As we're beginning to see.

You must've been extremely close or maybe the smell was closer to home?

I did get a whiff of not very well wiped arsehole recently on a crowded underground - I was sitting and he was standing up in front of me. His arse cheeks were covered though.

Agree entirely, it is fashion but I sometimes think fashion has been infiltrated by the manosphere.

Women should be able to wear what they want but WHY do they want to dress like this?

Nothing wrong with my diet but if the pp is getting 'whiffs of poo' wherever they go there may be something wrong with theirs.

Sorry I dont get you. I didnt say or imply they have been forced to do anything.
What do you mean?

I think in some cases the “wear what you like” movement has gone too far.

I didn’t wear very long because having insisted to my mother that I could wear what I liked and flounced dramatically off to buy them, I then had to suffer the sheer discomfort of a pair of wedgy shorts right up my arse for the whole summer. You’re constantly pulling them down whether you’re standing, sitting or walking (sitting it worse).

Seeing them now my silent reaction is “oh dear”.

Are you saying they are somehow forced to do it, or another reason?

I wonder if, the 'younger' and trendier that midlife women dress, the more it subconsciously pushes younger women to extremes - either revealing body parts (bum cheeks, midriff) that most older women wouldn't dare to: or conversely, covering everything up in swathes of material, vintage styles or odd shapes, that mature women would avoid for fear of looking frumpy or just plain weird.

Just a theory, I hasten to add! But I read somewhere that the key ways young people differentiate themselves from their elders is through their language, clothes and music. When your trendy DPs are going to the same festivals and listening to the same stuff as you do, and still pretty fixated on looking fashionable, where else do you go?

The really sad (and frightening) thing is when the younger generation just stops competing. As we're beginning to see.

Quite honestly when I was a young woman and attractive enough to wear this stuff I did not because it was bad enough dealing with mens disgusting comments and lechery on a day to day basis wearing normal clothes and I wouldn't have felt safe or comfortable showing my bottom biscuits.
I find it difficult to believe girls want that kind of attention from the creeps out there.

I wonder if, the 'younger' and trendier that midlife women dress, the more it subconsciously pushes younger women to extremes - either revealing body parts (bum cheeks, midriff) that most older women wouldn't dare to: or conversely, covering everything up in swathes of material, vintage styles or odd shapes, that mature women would avoid for fear of looking frumpy or just plain weird.

Just a theory, I hasten to add! But I read somewhere that the key ways young people differentiate themselves from their elders is through their language, clothes and music. When your trendy DPs are going to the same festivals and listening to the same stuff as you do, and still pretty fixated on looking fashionable, where else do you go?

The really sad (and frightening) thing is when the younger generation just stops competing. As we're beginning to see.

Quite honestly when I was a young woman and attractive enough to wear this stuff I did not because it was bad enough dealing with mens disgusting comments and lechery on a day to day basis wearing normal clothes and I wouldn't have felt safe or comfortable showing my bottom biscuits.
I find it difficult to believe girls want that kind of attention from the creeps out there.

That is basically office wear though compared to what is being discussed on the thread.

Bums have been hanging out of shorts since the late 1980s.

Daisy Dukes anyone?

Quite honestly when I was a young woman and attractive enough to wear this stuff I did not because it was bad enough dealing with mens disgusting comments and lechery on a day to day basis wearing normal clothes and I wouldn't have felt safe or comfortable showing my bottom biscuits.
I find it difficult to believe girls want that kind of attention from the creeps out there.

The whole point of these shorts is to get people to look.

Ok. I'll try again. A pp said they kept 'getting a whiff of poo' allegedly when walking behind women.

Now you know and I know that any whiff will not be coming from women around them and more likely be from the poster themselves. Hence my helpful suggestion to get checked for halitosis, leakage, maybe terrible flatulence if they have a bad diet? Do I need to expand on this anymore?

In summary, women in shorts don't stink of poo. The problem is more likely to be closer to home. I do hope that helps.