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3) It's a guy thing. I've noticed a few of the fairer sex have joined in the discussion. Primarily in a censorious manner. Just don't. I feel there are always gonna be things women don't understand about what men do, just as men will never understand anything women do. Do I chastise women or call them out for somehow needing to ask some other women to go with them to the bathroom? Men would never ask another guy that. (I don't even believe gays do that.) Do I speak with opprobrium whenever women feel compelled to cluster together to buy plastic food containers at drastically inflated prices? Men drool over - and put themselves in hock for - motorcycles and trucks; women over Tupperware. Vive le difference! But I suppose censure is preferable to women joining in or taking over men things. Sports used to be a guy thing. Now we see muscled women in a cage match. Men used to wear the pants in the family. Not any more. We nearly had a trousered female President. The British are to be applauded. Their head of state, the Queen, still wears dresses (and carries a handbag to boot). Oh, well, enough grousing. I have a cake in the oven.
Sexist and archaic much? Women "drool over" Tupperware? Women joining in on activities you don't want them to and some women liking to wear PANTS. Egads, the end is truly nigh. Next you'll be talking about how dreadful it is that "colored" people have the right to vote and homosexuality is a mental illness.
I've never been pantsed. I've never done it to someone. Enjoying undressing someone consensual who I'm involved with, sure. And it's not like all the males posting in the thread had positive experiences with being pantsed.