Oh boo hoo you have to endure your personal preference of wearing a full shirt

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I said a full shirt, not that crop tops aren’t a shirt. God damn your reading comprehension sucks

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Why are you here? This group is for women only, literally rule 1

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Anonymous #2 18h

I asked him to leave but he’d rather rant about wanting to be shirtless

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Then go to ask women, not rant about how you think a crop top isn’t a shirt and your dream to do what most bars in Florida let you do.

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 18h

Wait actually? Let’s go I’m going to Florida for winter break

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Anonymous #1 18h

Yeah being shirtless in a bar is like exclusively a beach bar thing. How did you not know that?

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 18h

I think crops tops are a shirt but tube tops and backless tops aren’t. Period

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 18h

Cause women are always shirtless everywhere and it confuses me

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Anonymous #1 18h

Crop 👏 tops 👏 is 👏 not 👏 the 👏 same 👏 as 👏 shirtless 👏 you 👏 dumbass 👏

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Anonymous #1 18h

All of those are shirts. It’s not a bra and worn over a bra so it’s a shirt. Period.

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 18h

But straight men need fun clothes to. The only time I like wearing formal clothes is at a wedding or like prom

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Anonymous #1 18h

You’re wearing formal clothes only? Dude just wear a tight t shirt! How did every gym bro figure that out before you?

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 18h

No no. I’m saying that the only time I like to wear a shirt or suit is at formal events. Men shouldn’t have to wear khakis or a shirt at night clubs. It’s supposed to make both genders feel sexy and hot. I workout only in tank tops sometimes shirtless outside in my 5” gym shorts. I have worn a tight black compression top to bars

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Anonymous #1 18h

Dude take that up with the night clubs not women. The fuck does that have to do with us.

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 18h

I never said it was women’s faults. In fact it’s 100% NOT. I’m just saying that women need to sympathize with men cause we have less rights than you at clubs. Sometimes I tell my bros I don’t wanna go cause of shirt. A dude got kicked out cause he was wearing a tank top but women CAN and some go further

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Anonymous #1 18h

Sympathize with what? That you have no style? That you can’t find a club without a dress code? That you’re bitter af over a shirt? That’s a you problem dude not ours.

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Anonymous #1 18h

Do yourself a favor and delete this like you did the first half of your comments

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 18h

I’m sorry but could you please reassure me abt this? Do women have more rights than men at bars and stuff nowadays?

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Anonymous #1 18h

No, because that’s not a thing

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That’s a you problem dude

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 18h

This girl wore that

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It’s fine, it’s a club outfit

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Anonymous #1 18h

And that her prerogative

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If the club says so. Not women’s problem you don’t like that

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Why do you care?

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No one wants a man here and if we did we certainly wouldn’t want your ass, like the women who know you IRL so do us a favor and leave

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Anonymous #1 18h

Be sympathetic to a GUY at a night club bc we have more rights? No I don’t think so when we have to worry about our SAFETY not how FUN a shirt is 🫪🤦🏼‍♀️

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We can tell….and you can’t say we have more rights than you if understand anything about the world.

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Dude how comfortable you feel is your problem not hers. Get out of girl talk

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So?

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Are you seriously slut shaming a woman because you’re jealous of her top?

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Cool, glad we got to the actual issue. Now stop blaming an entire gender for your clothing envy and stop going to clubs with strict dress codes. And get out of girl talk

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Wow buddy. MEN are why we worry about our safety. We obviously don’t have more rights period.

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