So I have just been forced to spend two weeks on a French tropical island. Everywhere you go there are Bikini Clad Women!! All shapes and sizes of swim suits and all shapes and sizes of ladies in them.
Now. Ladies why the hell do you not dress like this Every Day? Well obviously not just swim suits, I don't mind if you wear lingerie instead. What Evers more comfortable for you.
Seriously you girls need to think of a real answer?
And don't tell me it's cold in the office, aircons been around longer than the Bikini has.
And don't tell me your fat and ugly, that's all in your head, I promise your are beautiful.
What, you're old? Are you dead yet?

 

because your outfit of the day is situational. BIKINI's are not considered business casual attire

 

Offices are cold, men need it colder than women and we shiver if underdressed

 

@KittyCath I will keep you warm!

 

If we all lived on a tropical island, we probably would wear them way more often.

 

I think my office would be less effecient if I showed up in a bikini everyday

 

I've seen some drug reps that looked more sexually provocative than a stripper with fake DDD'S In a slingshot.

 

Men would have to be blindfolded. They couldn’t function to shop, drive, work or do anything if all women wore little to nothing all the time. Besides that…how do women tease and seduce men if they’re already flaunting their bikini everywhere? It would become the norm and leave nothing to the imagination.

 

I'm going to have to go with that if they did, society as we know it would crumble

 

In "61" we spent two months on "Ile du Levant, sort of a nude island off the coast of France. In the town, you had to wear the "Minimum" to cover genitals, but topless was okay, and in the tent campsite where we lived, nudity was acceptable, and there were no restrictions.
Daily life at the crowded primitive campsite, meant you spent your time among other naked men and women, and it wasn't as sexual as you might think it would be. I recall one lady neighbor talking to us, holding up one of her breasts showing us a sore spot on it from being so badly sunburnt. Maybe I should have offered to kiss her bo bo.
Our stays at small hotels, in Key West Fl. during Fantasy Fest were much more sexually oriented.

 

If grown men didn't act like it was the first time they saw cleavage, everytime they see cleavage, they'd see a lot more of it.
Men want women to dress provocatively then accuse her of "wanting attention".
When she files a complaint with Human Resources her attire is brought up.
When a woman is sexually assaulted, the defense immediately bring up what she was wearing and if she wasn't "asking for it" by dressing that way.
Of course, this thread doesn't ask men why they don't come to work everyday, wearing Speedos or banana hammocks. C'mon guys. Lead by example!

 

I cant take my eyes away from beauty, it isn't any different than if you go to the Louvre, people are standing there staring at a work of art.

 

@1 Toy Maker "now I'm trying to think of what the male equivalent of a camel toe is"

 

When I first got my drivers license I was driving down the street in my father’s car. I seen this girl across the street wearing a tank top. I got hypnotized by watching her boobs bouncing up and down, and I sideswiped a few parked cars.

When I was older (18 ) and driving my own car. I was stopped at a red light behind some guy. I was watching this girl walking across the street on the other side. She had an incredible ass, like a ripe apple. I thought I seen the guy in front of me staring to move so I hit the gas and rear ended him. The light was still red. So I don’t think it’s such a good idea, for me anyway

 

I was thinking more along the lines of "a budgie smuggler"

 

My body would never look good in a speed-oh bathing suit.
Nuff said...

 

The unsung heroines of the workday bikini movement: Stay at home housewives.

 

I will surely miss living on a boat during the warmer months.

 

This trend doesn't seem to be catching on. I did not see one single bikini at work today.
I think I'm going to have to register a world wide movement or something to help it gain some traction.