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Posted: Sun May 15, 2011 7:47 pm
A few days a go I was invited to go to a party. The party was at a simple night club. I went and when I stepped in I felt immediately overdressed. It wasn't like I was in a suit or anything but all the other girls were wearing tube tops and booty shorts or way to low cut shirts and jeans that where WAY to tight. The point is, is that have the whole female gender decided to become hookers and sluts? Opinions please?
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Posted: Sun May 15, 2011 7:56 pm
In my own opinion, I think most girls have come to that because they're looking for the wrong kind of attention. They want to believe that they look good because men give them lusty looks. Which just isn't true. They're looking for a night in bed. Nightclubs generally have these two kinds of people.
I'm honestly glad to know that you're not like that.
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Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 11:21 am
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Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 11:35 am
When girls see party at a night club they think "OMG what do ppl wear to clubs? Well Ive seen this, and I like this..." (obnoxious twitty ones) and when guys see night club they think "hot girls shaking their asses in tiny clothes" so thats why Montiqueue's statement works. And a lot of girls think they should dress up how people are "supposed" to dress in a situation. Thats why we get a bad rap =P
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Posted: Thu May 19, 2011 4:59 am
Do you mean to say "Has The World Really Come to This?" I ask because the title actually says "Has the world really can to this..." It's just a bit confusing... If you want a social statement on that caliber, just look around at Halloween. It seems like anymore, for most girls, it's just an excuse to dress like a complete skank with some sort of theme tacked on.
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Posted: Thu May 19, 2011 5:58 am
First off, to judge a very diverse group of people, an entire gender based on what one sees at a nightclub is somewhat of a misstep. Think about where you're drawing this evidence from to begin with.
Think about it. There are many, many women who don't dress the way some women dress at a club. As one such woman I'm sort of irritated to be included in this over arching category of "all females" myself =/
Edit: And as I should have clarified, there's a difference between wearing revealing clothing in a club - a nightclub even, where it's expected - compared to wearing revealing extremely revealing clothing walking down the street or something.
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Posted: Thu May 19, 2011 8:27 pm
s**t happens. People are what they are.
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Posted: Sun May 22, 2011 5:11 pm
I personally think that dressing like that shows that a person is desperate for attention since it won't come his or her way from anything else. Everything is superficial and you don't get to know people based on who they are--all they'll be saying is "Yeah, that chick had a super-tight shirt on and her tits were, like, hanging out." or "That guy had his unbuttoned his shirt so much, like he wanted me to see the little chest hair that he doesn't even have, hahaha." Nothing gets farther than looks.
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Posted: Sun May 22, 2011 5:31 pm
Does it really bother you though? Sure its a sad state of our society, but if you don't like the scene, don't go there. Night clubs are for those kinds of people, that's how they started. They were areas to do illicit activities. Its for a visceral and sexual means to an end. That's why they're dressed like that, its advertisement.
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 8:23 am
Supinelu Edit: And as I should have clarified, there's a difference between wearing revealing clothing in a club - a nightclub even, where it's expected - compared to wearing revealing extremely revealing clothing walking down the street or something. The point of the thread (as I understand it) is that the expectation of women to dress like sluts in a nightclub even exists.
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 5:52 pm
Matasoga The point of the thread (as I understand it) is that the expectation of women to dress like sluts in a nightclub even exists. This line: Quote: The point is, is that have the whole female gender decided to become hookers and sluts? Does not in any way say that to me. This line to me seems to infer that the previous statement (women dressing in skimpy clothing) isn't just restricted to the night club, but is how the whole of women everywhere dresses, apparently. If it was meant to be about the expectation placed on women to dress this way in this situation, I'd sort of expect to see that mentioned instead of the overarching claim the entire female gender does something without a qualifier (in this case, doing said something in a night club). That wasn't clear in the OP's post, at least for me. I apologize for any misconceptions, but that's why I reacted the way I did.
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 9:18 pm
Supinelu Matasoga The point of the thread (as I understand it) is that the expectation of women to dress like sluts in a nightclub even exists. This line: Quote: The point is, is that have the whole female gender decided to become hookers and sluts? Does not in any way say that to me. This line to me seems to infer that the previous statement (women dressing in skimpy clothing) isn't just restricted to the night club, but is how the whole of women everywhere dresses, apparently. If it was meant to be about the expectation placed on women to dress this way in this situation, I'd sort of expect to see that mentioned instead of the overarching claim the entire female gender does something without a qualifier (in this case, doing said something in a night club). That wasn't clear in the OP's post, at least for me. I apologize for any misconceptions, but that's why I reacted the way I did. Well, I guess you do indeed have me at that point. I guess I just took the basic gist of the thread and wound up accidentally making it what I wanted it to be about because the grammar and structure was a bit... I'm to tired to find the correct, polite word for what it was. It was what I expected to find in a thread called "Has the world can do this?" I concede the point, though. Based on her wording, your perception seems to be right.
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 11:32 pm
Matasoga Well, I guess you do indeed have me at that point. I guess I just took the basic gist of the thread and wound up accidentally making it what I wanted it to be about because the grammar and structure was a bit... I'm to tired to find the correct, polite word for what it was. It was what I expected to find in a thread called "Has the world can do this?" I concede the point, though. Based on her wording, your perception seems to be right. I can see how you would take it that way and perhaps I'm completely wrong, but I'm just going on a more literal interpretation (and particularly the "the whole female gender" part of that line) of the post. But now I feel like I've gotten way to analytical and spoiled the mood sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 11:45 pm
Supinelu Matasoga Well, I guess you do indeed have me at that point. I guess I just took the basic gist of the thread and wound up accidentally making it what I wanted it to be about because the grammar and structure was a bit... I'm to tired to find the correct, polite word for what it was. It was what I expected to find in a thread called "Has the world can do this?" I concede the point, though. Based on her wording, your perception seems to be right. I can see how you would take it that way and perhaps I'm completely wrong, but I'm just going on a more literal interpretation (and particularly the "the whole female gender" part of that line) of the post. But now I feel like I've gotten way to analytical and spoiled the mood sweatdrop Not at all, dear. It was right there in black and white. I'm just plain wrong, this time around, though thank you for being so generous and gracious in being correct.
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Posted: Fri May 27, 2011 1:39 pm
Here's a twist of an opinion on the general outlook of women and beauty and everyone in this whole damn world:
As a whole, we strive to be accepted by our own. (In a general sense, please don't go overboard with this one) Because most of our popular figures in our society and the way our culture is bending (Like a lot of sex and drug music), we can't help but pick up on the extremely sexual vibe. It's everywhere and hard to miss. This is one of the reasons for the dress, because we are dressing to the attitude of our world. Sadly, not everyone is attracted to each other, and that alone causes discomfort. I for one can't stand seeing people in small, tight clothing. (Unless it's a simple muscle shirt on a guy. Come on XD)
Here's something else that might help you understand: Our world is constantly evolving, especially our culture. Twenty years ago it was baggy but small clothing. Or just plain spandex. That was frowned upon, or taken too sexually. Years and years ago there were multiple cultures that were clad in little clothing, like southern tribes of people. This was not for sexual reasons but possibly because they didn't have the clothing. I'm not saying that our people today SHOULD go around with little to no clothing, but I will say you have to look at it another way than just "That's wrong".
Of course, I find it completely unacceptable unless it's in a certain scene or environment. Certain clubs and parties of course. EVERY event has a certain attire. The problem lies in when people don't quite notice when the attire is acceptable and not acceptable in certain environments.
As for the question of what to wear to the club? Heck, I always wore jeans and a dress-style shirt. Everything covered, and room for pockets. <- efficient.
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