Comments on: Keep your clothes on love

By: emskilicious

emskilicious — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 01:50:14 +0000

ahhh…I think I’ve sussed out my problem then! Instead of secretly feeling sexy in good underwear I have a bad habit of just randomly stripping in public! It’s getting quite bad now, tesco weren’t impressed and there’s only so many cautions I’ll get from campus security before they hand me over to the police for indecent exposure…wouldn’t look good when going into teaching me thinks….

By: fatalname

fatalname — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 00:34:14 +0000

Don’t encourage them, Emma! I do love my (vintage, seamed) stockings and suspender belts, but to see them on a man would seriously affect my love affair with them.

I think everyone’s entitled to wear what the hell they want. Ultimately, I’m not really interested. Live and let live.

Wearing beautiful underwear under plain clothes is a fun way to feel secretively goddess-like, without anyone knowing why you’re so damn sure of yourself. Oops…

By: emskilicious

emskilicious — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:38:19 +0000

Well gentlemen – Rocky Horror night on the 31st January – I expect you all to step up to the mark and be wearing stockings and suspender belts!

By: gareth

gareth — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 00:00:56 +0000

and i counter Luke’s argument, there’s nothing like a bit of cleavage and leg. Unless it’s mine, obviously.

By: gareth

gareth — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 23:59:56 +0000

Isn’t it interesting that i can get away with commenting on what other people look like at the union when every night i go there i inevitably spend pressed up against the bar downing snakebites and hurling abuse, or making a prat of myself on the dancefloor. i don’t give a fuck what any one wears, which is why i’ll be sporting a slutty little number tomorrow.

By: thegreatsaundini

thegreatsaundini — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 17:45:57 +0000

People who generally show too much flesh make me feel uncomfortable, probably because it gets a bit difficult for me as a guy to think of women as human beings when they leave little to the imagination. In essence it’s more my mind I find more distasteful than the clothes themselves. As a result, I’m not a fan of outfits that show too much cleavage or leg.

As confessandbehanged says, I don’t think weight should be a factor necessarily. All people should try to dress in a way that is easy on everyone else.

By: confessandbehanged

confessandbehanged — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 17:52:17 +0000

I agree with your remark about uni being a sort of safe area where you can be a lot more extravagant and get away with more than if you’re at a normal club, which inevitably draws the very dregs of society, as well as everybody else.

In response to fat people in small clothes, I think it’s more a matter of taste. It’s not so much about how little you have on, I think, but more about if it emphasises your better features. Obviously if you are just hanging fat flabs out of a tiny dress, it is not flattering for you and a complete eyesore for everyone who can see you – it makes me seriously doubt the self-respect some of these people have. You can be skinny and look an absolute state as well in absolutely awful outfits. On the other hand, as you so adeptly show everytime I see you my dear Emma, you can dress scantily and still look fab!