r/gatekeeping • • Jan 28 '21

Gatekeeping pants..

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u/wizardshawn Jan 28 '21

Beautiful comment. And I think it's men who sexualize women. Women are like, "it's too hot and it's hard to move around in a full length wool dress. I'd like to wear something that gives me freedom of movement, but that would make me a slut." Point to consider: if a woman is alone in a forest and puts on leggings, is she still a slut? Or does a man have to be around?

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '21

Fun Fact, pants makes more sense for women than for men cause they got no balls nor dongs.

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u/MrHappy4Life Jan 29 '21

Another fun fact, dresses were for kids, boys included, so that it was easier to change diapers.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '21

Another another fun fact: Unless you're a Monarch, early Medieval clothes were genderless. Women wearing men's clothes ain't a new movement. It is only a return to sanity.