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I get you.
One thing I like about you is that you’re willing to have seemingly uncomfortable conversations.
Thanks for the response.
Hmmmmm
I think i misunderstood the context of this insight. You just made me understand it better. Also thank you for not pushing my own words aside, but addressing it properly.....
You are right, just not every woman. And the insight wasn't even about every woman as I quoted, it was about the dressing trend, irrespective of the intention.
I don't fancy it either, but I understood out of context here.
Anyways I still stand on my words of "not every woman" in other context.
@cyrusmajebi
…and believe you me, she didn’t pull it up for comfort or the desire to look less awkward.
People are more intentional than they let on with these things.
But again, to the broader point. Not every woman has those intentions when dressing up.
But many do.
It’s easy for me to comment on your thread because I know you’d look at this objectively and impartially.
Looking forward to your response, dear Delight.
So if she stepped out with that baggy shirt, then she didn’t do it accidentally.
If a babe wants to go out in a baggy shirt, she’ll intentionally do that and won’t pull it up because she was going for that oversize shirt vibe in the first place.
So, if she’s pulling it up, then she knows exactly what she’s doing, and it was never about comfort or not looking awkward.
That aside, clearly not every woman that pulls her shirt up is doing it for men….but many are.
I saw one at Ikeja on Saturday and…
Thanks for commenting.
It’s made it easier for the guys to comment now…Lol.
There’s plenty sense in what you said…however the question then is…
Before you step out, you’d look in the mirror and see that your shirt is baggy snd all…and if you then decide to go out like that…it means you’re fine with it yeah?
So pulling it up when you get out because it “looks funny” is funny because you knew it was big and baggy in the first place.
Besides, women are more intentional dressers than men…
Just make sure whatever you are wearing under isn't revealing and tempting to others.
I like as everybody no wan talk Sha 🙂.