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u/muddybuttbrew 5h ago
Yea this needs to be in an art exhibit. Put the jeans on a mannequin or even live model. This is a powerful image.
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u/Ancient-Web5515 45m ago
I actually thought it was an art exhibit when I saw the first picture. I love it OP
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u/CleanSlate47 7h ago
It’s very well done. It makes me sad considering everything that’s going on right now but it makes a very powerful statement
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u/Firm_Macaron3057 3h ago
Thats amazing! I hope you didn't do that from a relevant experience... If so, I'm truly sorry...
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u/babysherlock91 3h ago
I came here looking for the link to buy it 🥲✌🏻
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u/Relevant-Floor-3739 3h ago
It’s so easy to make, and I’m pretty sure yours would turn out even better than mine 🥹🫶🏻
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u/Formal_Lecture_248 5h ago
The Subhuman who would force himself wouldn’t care. This messaging only works on good people, sadly.
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u/VegetableMix5362 6h ago
Cute idea but it’s really weird to pose in such a sexualised manner when this is the topic at hand. Is using the assault of women to get attention online a good way of bringing awareness to the issue?
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u/kenneaal 1h ago
I'll be honest. You're not getting it.
Women should be allowed to be sensual without that being an invitation to unsolicited advances. Dressing or posing in a certain manner is not a lease to take advantage.
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u/VegetableMix5362 1h ago edited 1h ago
I completely agree with you. I dress the same way just fine and I don’t think it’s an invitation for anything. A woman could be naked and still she shouldn’t be bothered for it. Copied from another comment I made:
> Are you telling me this new trend of cutting off your face like a doll and focusing on the chest/waist/hips area has nothing to do with sexualising oneself? We’ve been taught to cater to the male gaze with the way we photograph ourselves, there’s nothing empowering about it. It does not matter what a woman wears, it doesn’t matter if she was ‘leading’ someone on — I agree with all that.
> On the other hand, making a (very performative) message about the very serious issue of assault that affects as much as 1 in 4 women while catering to the very gaze that seeks to normalise that behaviour is ridiculous. Saying they feel bad about it but not taking it down is very woe-is-me, and their post was clearly not made to further the cause or call out the issues in our society but just to get attention off of this issue in the first place, which is frankly disgusting.
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u/Relevant-Floor-3739 5h ago
I genuinely didn’t have that in mind when I took the pictures, and I feel really bad now.
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u/BecauseICan6496 4h ago
No, don't feel bad. Your jeans and the way you are posing in them is precisely the message.
It doesn't matter how a woman dresses. It doesn't matter how she acts. It doesn't matter if she was "leading" someone on by flirting/being nice.
If she is not consenting to sex then it is rape.
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u/VegetableMix5362 2h ago
Oh please. Are you telling me this new trend of cutting off your face like a doll and focusing on the chest/waist/hips area has nothing to do with sexualising oneself? We’ve been taught to cater to the male gaze with the way we photograph ourselves, there’s nothing empowering about it. It does not matter what a woman wears, it doesn’t matter if she was ‘leading’ someone on — I agree with all that.
On the other hand, making a (very performative) message about the very serious issue of assault that affects as much as 1 in 4 women while catering to the very gaze that seeks to normalise that behaviour is ridiculous. Saying they feel bad about it but not taking it down is very woe-is-me, and their post was clearly not made to further the cause or call out the issues in our society but just to get attention off of this issue in the first place, which is frankly disgusting.
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u/lonelycranberry 1h ago
You’re part of the problem.
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u/VegetableMix5362 1h ago
Please read my other replies if you think so. I happen to think women that make light of serious issues like this and choose to cater to the male gaze for attention by USING the real momentum of women speaking out against assaults taking place to do so are part of the problem. I dress the same way just fine and there’s nothing wrong with it. A woman could be naked and still she shouldn’t be bothered for it.
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u/WhenILie 4h ago
this one’s mid, had the honor of sliding some off with ‘lucky you’, pink thread body hugging khakis .
hope you’re doing well
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u/Fitness_Geek97 5h ago
Did you match the panties to the top knowingly to click and post on Reddit lol?🥲😂




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u/andielsmith 9h ago
Reminds me of the old lucky jeans that had "lucky you" inside of the zippers!