TeeHee I dress sexy mainly for myself Tehee

[Inbuddhist]

"
To find out, two professors, Ed Edmonds and Delwin Cahoon,
created a study involving forty-four men and eighty-nine women.
These college students rated forty pictures of women’s apparel in
terms of the extent to which they felt men would be sexually
aroused by women wearing them. One conclusion: ‘‘Females were
very knowledgeable concerning the sexual impact of clothing styles
on men.’’ Moreover, a second phase of this study showed that
women who perceived themselves as ‘‘sexually attractive’’ displayed
a marked preference for clothes that men judged to be the most
sexually exciting. In other words, women interested in attracting
men will dress in ways calculated to excite them.12"

(Sorry for the formating, just did a copy pasta)

From the book "Looks, why they matter more than you ever imagined"

 

[CopingGymcel]

Water wet. Man moon.

 

[Doug]

Nah im Dressing Pretty for myself cuz im a Independent strong women!

 

[SoCalSuifuel]

Brainlet professors if they were in any way surprised by this information.

 

[Deleted member 1983]

If she breathes shes a thot

 

[Modus Coperandi]

"I do my make up just to feel better" TEEHEE

 

[Autizmooos]

reminds me of a certain paragraph from 'extension du domaine de lutte' by Houellebecq
"They got straight down to discussing the day’s big news, about how one of the girls on the staff had come to work in a really mini miniskirt that barely covered her ass.And what did they make of it all? They thought it was great. Their silhouettes came out as bizarrely enlarged Chinese shadows on the wall above me. Their voices appeared to come from on high, a bit like the Holy Ghost’s. I wasn’t doing at all well, that much was clear.They went on trotting out the platitudes for a good fifteen minutes. How she had the perfect right to dress as she wished, how this had nothing to do with wanting to seduce the men, how it was just to be comfortable, to feel good about herself, etc. The last dismaying dregs of the collapse of feminism. At a certain moment I even uttered the words aloud: ‘the last dismaying dregs of the collapse of feminism.’ But they didn’t hear me."