I have always been something of an "Ass Man," and I was very pleased when the fad of "yoga" pants became apparent at the gym where I exercise. There are few sights more appealing to me than a young, healthy girl exercising in yoga pants. I would actually be willing to pay an admission fee to watch them work out.
At first, these pants were generally worn by YOUNG women in good shape, but with a few exceptions.
Within a fairly short time, the pure "yoga" pants were overtaken by similar tight pants with a large waist-band, which largely ruined the effect, as far as I was concerned, but still...a lot of nice viewing at L.A. Fitness.
But we have reached the inevitable point now where EVERY FEMALE thinks it looks "sexy" to wear these pants. My God. I was bowling the other day next to a group of retirees, and there were 220 pound GRANDMOTHERS wearing yoga pants to bowl. It was perfectly nauseating.
I'm afraid that this is a THING in our culture. A new fashion comes out, and the first times you see it are on young, attractive girls and women, and it looks great. But then we have a culture where women are encouraged to "feel good about themselves," even if they happen to be grossly overweight and out of shape. And when those women start to wear the fashion it become near-nauseating, and the fashion trend moves on. I remember when Brittney Spears spearheaded the bare-midriff look. Within a year we were seeing rolls of open flab hanging over too-tight genes...totally disgusting. Don't these women own mirrors?
Sorry.
At first, these pants were generally worn by YOUNG women in good shape, but with a few exceptions.
Within a fairly short time, the pure "yoga" pants were overtaken by similar tight pants with a large waist-band, which largely ruined the effect, as far as I was concerned, but still...a lot of nice viewing at L.A. Fitness.
But we have reached the inevitable point now where EVERY FEMALE thinks it looks "sexy" to wear these pants. My God. I was bowling the other day next to a group of retirees, and there were 220 pound GRANDMOTHERS wearing yoga pants to bowl. It was perfectly nauseating.
I'm afraid that this is a THING in our culture. A new fashion comes out, and the first times you see it are on young, attractive girls and women, and it looks great. But then we have a culture where women are encouraged to "feel good about themselves," even if they happen to be grossly overweight and out of shape. And when those women start to wear the fashion it become near-nauseating, and the fashion trend moves on. I remember when Brittney Spears spearheaded the bare-midriff look. Within a year we were seeing rolls of open flab hanging over too-tight genes...totally disgusting. Don't these women own mirrors?
Sorry.
