to not believe anyone wears "scrunch butt" shorts in public in real life

[clearmoon]

Come and admit it if you do!!!! please!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Vertvie-Scrunch-Seamless-Trousers-Leggings/dp/B0CPJ3PDQ4/ref=sr_1_26?crid=37HFZAMNG0053&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.XWoIcqG2Stuvre_3RH5mgviDeToXyPNTMmz7ZlT7KgglWFlEabMbnATeXU6HQ95lEzam0rTWLyuoMZIm2c_Mhy4g6exmJEW5VZF-UZdEPTzsR-4k9koYrie-dDTq25AIdFegRRC0bzauxO2kg5-fY2CCCRyJtT8UKcNQ5LITUELjCJ1SDCffzsHEiKxdbnRGjYY6LJoqDTSf5IHawM6dNXQxx9-XY7mPTvJJCIXcMyYgkBOYsLmD8ZbHr0KhozB_NDHGjvTk2L7ptx-7uXFoEu24iszV9VDICkpe4qwSLtw.uScny6-KWOo5uFZHyxRGTQvPduuWTvBGqfrpZNxKCEc&dib_tag=se&keywords=pink%2Bshorts&qid=1713631992&sprefix=pink%2Bshorts%2Caps%2C86&sr=8-26&th=1&psc=1

‘faux shock’ and outrage from old, MC women then?

Heaven forbid anyone has an opinion. It’s not like women are going about like the Taliban beating them around the heads and telling them to go home and cover up.

It’s a fashion trend - may have come from gyms although I’ve not seen anyone wear them in the gym - that looks uncomfortable and ‘bubble but’ fashion.

I think the scrunch bum legging came into fashion in line with the BBL. They give definition and 'cheat' a bigger, higher, firmer bum. It's just fashion.

As for men not having fashion that exposes them in similar ways, I'm guessing some of you have never seen the dreaded grey jogging bottoms? Nothing is left to the imagination in those things.

Having strong glutes (not the same as a fat arse) is really important for everyday life, preventing injury and protecting yourself through ageing. They help stabilise the pelvis, provide propulsion to movement, provide stability, improve posture.

They’re the biggest muscles in the body and often become weak and shortened through our sedentary lives and lack of use.

Strong glutes, quads, legs in general take the strain off joints as the muscles are doing the work. Strong quads protect the knees.

Self respect doesn't have anything to do with how one chooses to dress.

Who needs misogyny from men when there’s so much coming from women as evidenced on this thread. Difficult to believe that it’s 2024 and not 1954 and the judgement from women towards women just keeps rolling along.

@PortiaWithNoBreaks but many of the posters here, including me, would comment on fashion that show off men’s arses/genitalia in the same way these clothes do.

As I said in another post if the look of the male ballet dancer became a look on the school run or a night out it would be commented on here in spades. But funnily enough that look isn’t marketed in the same way bottom hugging/accentuating clothing for women are. I wonder why.

@crumblingschools why do you think I was referring to you?

There have been a few comments that could qualify misogyny but the idea that daring to talk about an item of women's clothing/a trend is misogyny is laughable and best ignored.

People on will claim that not liking trainers and dresses is misogyny because it's commenting on women - grips, take one.

Tbf, the idea that an item of clothing that literally accentuates each individual buttock would not receive any kind of comment is so ludicrous. I'm kind of ambivalent, but when you think about it, that's kind of crazy that this has become standard school run attire

Why is it any different to showing cleavage though?

I see them all the time in the gym, part of me wonders why you'd want to constantly have a wedgie though!

A woman got on my bus wearing a nude version of these, looked bloody awful, such an ugly look even on young, slim women.

@Beezknees maybe the question should be why women are encouraged to show cleavage/buttock cheeks

I wear these shorts and leggings for the gym. I would say 90% of the females in my gym also wear them. Just a standard JD gym. I occasionally train at 2 body builder gyms, a pure gym and even a Bannatyne gym and have seen these shorts in all of those gyms. They are very popular.

I think you may be being disingenuous to say you have never seen them unless you don’t actually go to the gym?

You clearly haven’t seen my sister 😂😂😂

Why is it any different to showing cleavage though?

People can have a opinions about in-your-face cleavage if they want, I don't care. I go brakes at times, and when I do wear a bra, never padded. I'm sure some people have opinions - oh well.

Cleavage refer to an actual body part not an item of clothing, however.

2 women at fat club in them last week (and one in her nightie!) I felt a bit Joan Collinsy pearl clutching tbh but each to their own

It's 2024 and we are talking about woman having no self respect still?
You've never seen a bloke wandering about topless with his arse crack out?
Clothing doesn't equal self respect

@pelotonaddiction if I saw a topless bloke with his arse crack out zi would think that was pretty grim too

Are women supposed to be a cult never having opinions as individuals? I don't understand women tearing women as bad as men. The women who wear exaggerated bum leggings are not doing to support any woman cause. It is a trend and some other women do not like it and discussing it, not tearing any one apart.

Sadly, women wear far more sexualised clothes than men. Some of the swim wear women wear is barely nothing, men on the other hand wear for comfort. And before you say, these are not sexualised, would you wear an exaggerated tummy dress?

Yeah I was replying to men don't wear this shit

I don't see short skirts/cleavage/leggings as everything hanging out

Well yeah, I'm just baffled as to why seeing the outline of someone's arse is any different to seeing the outline of someone's breasts.

It's a sexual signal.
Women's clothing is sexual and for the male gaze. It's a tricky path for most girls and women.

I have some white ones to wear with a short white dress, if the wind blows up my dress. I thought they're called safety shorts?
Also, don't Snag sell them as chubrubs, for the anti chafing effect?

Showing off to whom? Other women or men?

Maybe because poo comes out of it.