People check others out regardless of what they wear though, it's just some seek out that attention more than others.
I can only see this being a problem for some if the person you're dating just suddenly start seeking attention by purposely wearing super tight, uncomfortable clothes just to show off the maximum ass, abs, etc without being naked. However, if you date someone who was wearing clothes like this from the start, then you have no right to complain, because you knew what this was when you agreed to date; at least this is how I see it.
Yeah, some people make it a big issue and get mad when they are single, wearing those clothes and showing off maximum ass or abs etc. I think if you are going to do that you can't complain when you ar checked out.
After all it is normal and natural for men to check women out and women to check men out.
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People check others out regardless of what they wear though, it's just some seek out that attention more than others.
I can only see this being a problem for some if the person you're dating just suddenly start seeking attention by purposely wearing super tight, uncomfortable clothes just to show off the maximum ass, abs, etc without being naked. However, if you date someone who was wearing clothes like this from the start, then you have no right to complain, because you knew what this was when you agreed to date; at least this is how I see it.
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Yeah, some people make it a big issue and get mad when they are single, wearing those clothes and showing off maximum ass or abs etc. I think if you are going to do that you can't complain when you ar checked out.
After all it is normal and natural for men to check women out and women to check men out.