Not comfortable enough to wear a sundress I guess, but if there wasn’t a cultural element that could create a problem, I would wear the fuck out of those breezy robes you see Muslim guys wearing to mosque in the summer.
It’s fucking hot and I trust the fashion choices of people from desert climates. A good idea is a good idea. I have watched these guys while sweating my balls off with severe envy before.
The day I’m told by an Imam “Dude, no one would give a fuck”, I’m making a purchase.
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Men set the craziest standards for other men, no wonder men’s mental health is in decline. Who tf can realistically achieve that look, those arms, that jaw. It’s giving me a crisis of masculinity just looking at it.
Who can afford that kind of comically oversized lollypop on a normal salary?
This. His tusk-maxxxing routine must be crazy.
I pretty much have those arms, but my jaw is closer to the lady on the left lmao
But most of all, I do NOT have his waistline. Look at that v-taper. Thin in the middle, wide lats. I’d have to lose a good 40 KG to achieve that and the average man probably could not achieve that at all without years of working out because it’s pretty hard to get lats that wide.
And the beanie and lollypop?
Men should get to wear pretty sundresses too.
I don’t even mean in a femboy sense (though that’s great too). Gimme beefcakes and bears in sundresses, damnit.
Edit: and also lanky thin guys in dresses too
Edit 2: Might be useful context to know that I am a woman, so this comment should be read with the understanding that I am “thirstposting on main”, as the kids say
May I introduce you to the kilt? It changed my life. Stylish, shows off my legs, and the gentlemen approve of the airflow during the searing 10 months of Texas summer.
Whilst I appreciate your suggestion, I’m actually a women who loves the many pleasures of skirts and dresses (including but not limited to: easy access for sex; hiding objects in secret petticoat pockets; placing my skirt over the AC unit during a heat wave).
I wonder if I should have mentioned in my comment that I’m a woman, because if I read it as if it’s from a man’s perspective, then it does give a “damn, I wish it were socially acceptable for me, a man, to wear a dress”.
But no, the angle of my comment was that I would go absolutely fucking feral for men in sundresses. (aside from being queer enough that I don’t care about gender norms much, and actively find it attractive to see people dressing in subversive ways, I am also recalling a random gif I saw way back that involved two muscular dudes wearing sundresses for a joke and deciding “actually, we look and feel hot as hell in these”. That gif changed me, man.)
this guy gets it
I’m actually a woman, who is thirsty for a utopian future in which men of all sorts wear pretty sundresses. I have heard plenty of guys say they wish that it were socially acceptable to wear them though (and whilst I’m very much an advocate of “fuck what everyone else thinks, wear what makes you happy”, dressing in a gender non-conforming manner can be actively dangerous, which is depressing for so many reasons)
This girl gets it
as a man who is thirsty for men in sundresses
you’re real for that
WORK WORK
SOMTING ME DOIN?
Zug zug!
men and women dressing differently is pointless
men it is your duty to wear a sundress
it’s that time of the year again to get railed in a sundress
You know, this comment was actually pretty inspiring for me. I only own one sundress, and it’s been sitting in my “to be repaired” bag for way too long. However, I am spending this weekend with a partner, and so I am suddenly motivated to repair that damn dress.
I’m glad :D Not sure if this is the origin of the reference, but it’s something like that:
Mmm no.
And learn to shave down below! God damn, nobody wants to see those hairy toes, you freak’n hobbit.
@halflingsofonlyfans would be too differ.
The left image is also what I strive to look like in summer :3
So has the egg cracked already or is it still an ongoing process?
Oh the shell has cracked long time ago, just very much closeted 😆
There was a mafia Don interview I saw and they asked him the #1 rule of being a mafioso. He said “never wear shorts, no one will take you seriously”😂I think about that every time I wear shorts
one of my worst days was when I was told I could not wear shorts to an internship
my brother in cheesus we are in the middle of the summer reaching 50 degrees celsius (120 for burger metrics) LET ME HAVE MY SHORTS
I’m not a mafia boss, I wear shorts all summer (March/April through October or so) Office, doctor’s appointment, whatever. It’s shorts for me.
I used to joke that one day I’m going to walk into the Mercedes dealership wearing shorts and ask them to test drive a brand new S-Class, but my priorities have changed somewhat in the meantime so I don’t think I’ll be doing that. Not such a huge fan of their newest interiors anyway.
Autistic women are, once again, invisible.
They’re not invisible. They’re wearing yoga pants. Just like the Allistic women.
Ive seen them, they are visible.
Why
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I actually saw that shirt in the wild onceI would like one, but unfortunately I am not diagnosed with autism. I do think it would be hilarious to wear it otherwise.
Don’t want to get in trouble for stolen valor.
Pretty much. Not that I think I’d get in trouble, I just think it’d be distasteful to wear it as a normie.
There’s no law saying guys can’t wear sundresses too
Yet
There’s no law saying women can’t wear propeller caps either
We could make Sundress and Propeller Hat the standard summer outfit, but we have failed as a society.
I want a giant hat, like meet the Queen type of hat, with propellers and wind charms on it.
That might actually be illegal in Florida.
It is a moral imperative to break unjust laws.
There’s no law saying you have to be in Florida
Sundresses are wicked lovely to wear. I can heartily recommend it to any guys who are worried about doing so.
There is however a law against pitching a tent on someone else’s land, and the act of doing so does become more noticeable, maybe even more frequent, when men are walking around wearing dresses.
Skill issue, get good scrub
I wasn’t aware that boner control was a skill. TIL.
Much like cameltoe, there are multiple methods of avoiding a visible boner. Gaffs or dance belts are probably the easiest, but some people prefer to tuck.
Speaking of cameltoes, I’ll never understand how they happen with jeans.
I mean, I get that it’s because the pants aren’t a good fit, but wearing them for any amount of time must be literal torture, I’ve had thigh chafing from fabric and it’s hell, imagining that further up gives me nightmares.
It’s a combo of the pants being a poor fit, the pants being badly designed, and the pants being cheaply made.
Fashion industry standard drafts a single pattern for each style of pants in size 2/4/6, depending on brand, then just size it up or down without redrafting it to account for body fat distribution being uneven. So even if it’s the “correct” size, it may not actually fit your measurements. Cheap fabric tends to have less structure, and it won’t hold your body fat in as well as a fabric with a tighter weave.
You can get underwear with some padding that doesn’t squeeze around the seams if you want to avoid it.
I personally find thigh chafing to be more uncomfortable, and cameltoe is more like a front wedgie. It’s more unsightly than uncomfortable.
Cargo shorts are sexier though.
Compares dressing for presentation vs dressing for comfort
“Lol genders amirite”
That said though, the sundress looks pretty breezy and comfy too
Eh, to each their own I guess. I don’t like how snug the bodice looks, nor am I a fan of constantly managing my leg positioning and monitoring the breeze lest I expose myself - and that is without even mentioning sun protection. But you do you.
As a cis-het male, I am absolutely clueless about how comfortable or uncomfortable skirts are, let alone a cute dress like that.
Maybe we’re missing out, guys.
You can be cis-het and wear a sundress if you want to. Once you buy one, it stops being “women’s clothes” and becomes your clothes.
Yeah, no. First of all, good luck finding one that fits my physique well. And then, I don’t think that’s how living in a society works, unfortunately.
I won’t judge people who do, but I lack both the self-esteem and the dysphoria-driven desperation to pull it off myself, nonetheless.
Guys are absolutely missing out because skirts and dresses are awesome. Sometimes on hot days, I’ll move my skirt more because it’s hot and my partner says I’m “cooling down the vag”. He’s absolutely correct, it feels great on hot days and I bet guys would love it if y’all would try it out. Get yourself a kilt and go for it man.
Sometimes when it’s super hot and I have a large skirt on, I stand next to the AC unit and put my skirt over it. Absolute heaven
That sounds amazing and I might have to try it lol
Half baked sort-of meme:
What guys think feminine solidarity is:
<Gossipping about dates and sharing makeup advice>
The feminine solidarity that guys don’t see:
“Putting your skirt over the AC unit feels amazing”
Idk why, but this tickles me a lot. I think it’s because I know what it looks like to have a large circle skirt draped over an AC unit, and it’s distinctly unfeminine.
lol yeah, I got a good chuckle thinking about that image too
Lacking the vag, though. But I guess I could get used too coolin’ ma balls.
It’ll definitely do that!
Guys who wear kilts aren’t missing out. But I don’t see many men in sundresses though.
i wish i could wear a sundress, they look so comfy
You should wear a sundress then.
another crack in the egg i guess, thanks
Eh, I’m at a stage where the gender binary makes zero sense when it comes to appearance and socialisation. Why do women wear dresses and men don’t? Because dead people decided that men should dress one way, and women another, and we still cut about like any of that shit matters. I like to wear dresses not because I might be trans, but because I like dressing pretty. I’m a man who likes to wear swishy skirts around the house, and it doesn’t bother my wife.
yeah I think I’m around that stage too, I really don’t care for my appearance in that way too much but I try to comply in public to keep my job
i might dress and put a wig or something on halloween, my husband doesnt really care that much on my gender, he is a self declared pansexual and we joke a lot around me being trans or not
it’s difficult to put myself in any strict gender when i barely feel like performing as a person and it looks like a pain in the ass to perform femininity (i’m also very tall so performing masc is just existing for me)
What should we be wearing?
A nice doublet with some ruffs underneath combined with a sturdy pair of breeches, a modest codpiece and a fashionable cape. As for footwear I’d recommend riding boots.
Too 16th century. Got anything more Georgian?
Maybe a nice frockcoat with a neckcloth, a frilly jabot and some breeches with folded stocks. For a more modern look you can combine the frockcoat with some cargo shorts. As for shoes I’d recommend some brightly colored brockcades with a nice buckle.
Now THAT is more my style.
How’s this?
I usually opt for my birthday suit but last time I did that I wasnt allowed within 100 ft of the gas station up the street anymore
Where did you get vernix caseosa?
Your heart on your sleeve.
NGL, that kind of lollipop doesn’t taste that great, and they’re messy. I mean if offered one I’d still take one because im a sugar addict, but still.
That shirt does go hard.
