OK, rant time. So I headed to the beach this past weekend. My wife and I were given to the usual summertime shakes of the head each time a heavy girl walked by in a tiny little bikini.
At what point did some women consider this a good look? Your belly should not protrude over the bottom of the bikini. Your boobs should not be looking as if they're about to make a run for it. Try a little modesty for cripes sake. It's more attractive.
Now this is not a rant against heavy women. My wife is not skinny, nor is she fat. She's a woman with meat on her bones who knows a bikini is not the best look for her.
Sometime in the past few years it became the 'in' thing for women, young girls mostly, to have some sort of spare tire going on. I don't get it. When I was in high school, that's the last thing girls wanted. Now it's like a goal to have such a thing. I don't get it.
And flip-flops, what's the deal with those damn things? For the beach, fine. But everywhere else, ugh. Fortunately for my sanity, podiatrists rail against them as quite possibly the worst thing for your feet this side of going barefoot. I have flip-flops (the kind that fasten over top of your foot; I hate having something between my toes) but I wear them for the beach and maybe around the house a bit. I don't wear them to the store, to church, to a social engagement.
Some things I just don't understand.
At what point did some women consider this a good look? Your belly should not protrude over the bottom of the bikini. Your boobs should not be looking as if they're about to make a run for it. Try a little modesty for cripes sake. It's more attractive.
Now this is not a rant against heavy women. My wife is not skinny, nor is she fat. She's a woman with meat on her bones who knows a bikini is not the best look for her.
Sometime in the past few years it became the 'in' thing for women, young girls mostly, to have some sort of spare tire going on. I don't get it. When I was in high school, that's the last thing girls wanted. Now it's like a goal to have such a thing. I don't get it.
And flip-flops, what's the deal with those damn things? For the beach, fine. But everywhere else, ugh. Fortunately for my sanity, podiatrists rail against them as quite possibly the worst thing for your feet this side of going barefoot. I have flip-flops (the kind that fasten over top of your foot; I hate having something between my toes) but I wear them for the beach and maybe around the house a bit. I don't wear them to the store, to church, to a social engagement.
Some things I just don't understand.