@ 49,
I like being ogled. I can think of far worse problems. I’m still waiting for your reply or LesMa’s reply as to how men have any power over cocktail waitresses or cheerleaders.You have to stretch really far to make your case that men are evilly controlling what the cocktail waitresses and cheerleaders do and say and you also make the assumption that the cheerleaders and cocktail waitresses do not enjoy what they are doing. Men have so much power that they force them to be there, against their own will, and make them dress and behave a certain way.
I don’t know how.
I usually sit up in the stands and watch my sons play (the youngest just finished his football playing days last season).
I have nothing to do with who makes the squad or what they do down there.
But, as ridiculous and false as those assertions are, it gets worse. You, in #49, then say men have no idea what it is like to ogled. How do you know that? Did you even read my posts on this thread at all? Do you really think men don’t have body issues? Why do you assume only women do?
Good looking people, of both sexes, have it easier.
I’m not sure why I am replying on point you don’t or can’t.