Does your mom ever wear a bikini?

[QUOTE="I_Am_Sexy"][QUOTE="demonslayer986"] i know but isnt there a way?demonslayer986

[QUOTE="demonslayer986"][QUOTE="I_Am_Sexy"] I don't know what you meanfreshgman

d where is that thread located. I wanna see how she looks likedemonslayer986

[QUOTE="freshgman"][QUOTE="demonslayer986"] oh lordy lord jesus i missed my chanceI_Am_Sexy

[QUOTE="demonslayer986"]d where is that thread located. I wanna see how she looks likeI_Am_Sexy

[QUOTE="I_Am_Sexy"][QUOTE="freshgman"] look in post your face threads you guys are desperateSajedene

r u the person with the mom that has her bellybutton pierced?

no my mom doesn't, i would literally say wtf r u wearing?!?! just not W T F but the actual word. iam2green

I...I don't ever pay attention to what my mother is wearing.

Hell, I don't evenr really pay attention to what I'M wearing, let alone anyone else.

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[QUOTE="Sajedene"]Oh really? I didnt know there was a law against that. Darn -- all these moms I know should get arrested or something. I didnt know that motherhood is so affected by piercings, tattoos, and heck, even bikinis.Sajedene

I'd just like to throw in my two cents. I don't think it's a matter of the women being mothers, I think it's a matter of their ages.

TC, care to provide us with some pictures?EVOLV3

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][This message was deleted at the request of the original poster]demonslayer986

I think she's on her period.

Oooh! Phew! For a moment there, I almost took what you wrote too literally. Funny -- back in the day people said women shouldnt work when they become moms. Not becoming and all that hooplah of how it affected the kids...Sajedene

There's quite a difference between getting a job and getting a piercing.  The former is respectable, the latter is something teenage girls do.   

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

There's quite a difference between getting a job and getting a piercing. The former is respectable, the latter is something teenage girls do.

DeathScape666

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] Again, based on what? What you think? What about what I think? Or what they think? Or what others think? I get it, you won't let your wife and your daughters get piercings.Sajedene

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="DeathScape666"] Do you think it's immature for me to crap on your face? Exactly.DeathScape666

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] Exactly what? I may think it but then you could find someone out there who's into that sort of thing. Sajedene

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="DeathScape666"] Seriously, though; you're acting on the whole "everything is subjective" thing. If there weren't rules or common society laws that most people go by, we'd have one hell of a messed up world. You probably follow the basic practices of what society tells you, too.DeathScape666

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] This is the same common society which says gamers are geeks and nerds who are weak and get beat up at school. Can't get girlfriends and are covered in zits. So omg I guess you are right!Sajedene

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="DeathScape666"] No, those are the stereotypes of society; not the rules of society. :| I've heard of putting words into peoples' mouths, but that just takes the cake.DeathScape666

Oh damn Gamespot is MOST of society?! Maybe thats your society -- See here is the thing -- you all have a stigma, MOM cant be hot. So Mom cant wear a bikini.

But come here where hot moms walk around in bikini's -- or lets say you see a hot girl in a bikini and you're like "Wow" then find out shesa mom. Will that change what you think? No? Yes?

Bottom line is everyone in this thread is ASSUMING just because he says Mom -- then there is a look and that it is NOT okay. Thats like me saying "OMG I'm in a gaming forum talking to a bunch of guys -- I bet since they are all gamers that they are all fat and ugly and have zits" -- Thats what MOST of society thinks of gamers. Its EXACTLY what you said it is -- stereotyping.

No, there's no law about mothers wearing bikinis. However, as this thread as clearly proven, most people look down upon this, and is generally not accepted in society. Hell, the piercings are even worse. That's what society makes of it.DeathScape666

Didn't you get the memo? if you don't agree with her opinion then you are a womanizer! :roll:

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"] No, there's no law about mothers wearing bikinis. However, as this thread as clearly proven, most people look down upon this, and is generally not accepted in society. Hell, the piercings are even worse. That's what society makes of it.dracula_16

Didn't you get the memo? if you don't agree with her opinion then you are a womanizer! :roll:

[QUOTE="dracula_16"]

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"] No, there's no law about mothers wearing bikinis. However, as this thread as clearly proven, most people look down upon this, and is generally not accepted in society. Hell, the piercings are even worse. That's what society makes of it.Sajedene

Didn't you get the memo? if you don't agree with her opinion then you are a womanizer! :roll:

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] There we go! There is NO rule in society that says when someone becomes a MOM they should stop wearing a bikini. Unless you wrote these laws or you can provide me these laws... Sajedene

Oh damn Gamespot is MOST of society?! Maybe thats your society -- See here is the thing -- you all have a stigma, MOM cant be hot. So Mom cant wear a bikini.

But come here where hot moms walk around in bikini's -- or lets say you see a hot girl in a bikini and you're like "Wow" then find out shesa mom. Will that change what you think? No? Yes?

Bottom line is everyone in this thread is ASSUMING just because he says Mom -- then there is a look and that it is NOT okay. Thats like me saying "OMG I'm in a gaming forum talking to a bunch of guys -- I bet since they are all gamers that they are all fat and ugly and have zits" -- Thats what MOST of society thinks of gamers. Its EXACTLY what you said it is -- stereotyping.

No, there's no law about mothers wearing bikinis. However, as this thread as clearly proven, most people look down upon this, and is generally not accepted in society. Hell, the piercings are even worse. That's what society makes of it.DeathScape666

I assure you that I've wacked it to many of my friends' moms in the past. DeathScape666

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="dracula_16"]

Didn't you get the memo? if you don't agree with her opinion then you are a womanizer! :roll:

viewtiful26

[QUOTE="dracula_16"]

Didn't you get the memo? if you don't agree with her opinion then you are a womanizer! :roll:Sajedene

None of that has anything to do with what my point was. I was referring to your relentless attempts at pointing fingers. I've read the whole thread and have been throughly amused at your attempts of making a mountain out of an ant hill. If you're going to fight for something then it's a good idea to make sure that it's worth arguing about.

No, there's no law about mothers wearing bikinis. However, as this thread as clearly proven, most people look down upon this, and is generally not accepted in society. Hell, the piercings are even worse. That's what society makes of it.DeathScape666

Oh damn Gamespot is MOST of society?! Maybe thats your society -- See here is the thing -- you all have a stigma, MOM cant be hot. So Mom cant wear a bikini.

But come here where hot moms walk around in bikini's -- or lets say you see a hot girl in a bikini and you're like "Wow" then find out shesa mom. Will that change what you think? No? Yes?

Bottom line is everyone in this thread is ASSUMING just because he says Mom -- then there is a look and that it is NOT okay. Thats like me saying "OMG I'm in a gaming forum talking to a bunch of guys -- I bet since they are all gamers that they are all fat and ugly and have zits" -- Thats what MOST of society thinks of gamers. Its EXACTLY what you said it is -- stereotyping.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="dracula_16"]

Didn't you get the memo? if you don't agree with her opinion then you are a womanizer! :roll:dracula_16

None of that has anything to do with what my point was. I was referring to your relentless attempts at pointing fingers. I've read the whole thread and have been throughly amused at your attempts of making a mountain out of an ant hill. If you're going to fight for something then it's a good idea to make sure that it's worth arguing about.

No, she didn't even let any of her daughters wear them.

What exactly is it you are saying? That there are rules to society -- how a mom can be hot BUT she CANT wear a bikini? Kind of contradictory there are we now... You keep saying that I put words into your mouth but you keep contradicting what I am saying and this is exactly what I am saying. So if you contradict it, that is what you are agreeing to! If anything -- what is it exactly do you think then that you are so against what I am saying?Sajedene

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"] No, there's no law about mothers wearing bikinis. However, as this thread as clearly proven, most people look down upon this, and is generally not accepted in society. Hell, the piercings are even worse. That's what society makes of it._______1_______

[QUOTE="viewtiful26"]I don't think the fact that his mom dresses in a bikini bothers him...or at least, that's not the main reason; remember the TC also said that his friends tease him about how attractive his mom is, which makes him uncomfortable.Sajedene

Yes, I have to say I agree with you. The young man has a problem with his friends looking at his mother with lust in their eyes because he understands the emotions of lusting after a woman, being a male himself, of course. The problem starts when the young man realizes that his natural territorial instincts are clashing with his natural tendencies of being loyal to his friends, and not causing them any undue stress. The young man is at a crossroads because he does not know whether to alienate those whom he has befriended, in the interest of honoring his mother, or to simply ignore the energy directed towards his mother by his male friends, in the interest of maintaining their friendship, which he obviously deems valuable.

If I was the one to make the decision, I would say that the young man should try and understand that his friends are also verile young men much like himself, and try to understand his friends attraction towards his mother. It should make sense to him that they would be attracted to a beautiful female whom they have no genetic bond to. At the same time, allowing his mother the freedom to allow her beautiful form to dance through the breeze, unobstructed by the restrictive nature of clothing, if she wishes to do so, as a woman who has undertaken the time and effort to maintain her natural beauty, deserves to show what she's earned to the rest of the world, if she pleases.

But you probably knew that already. :)

Actually this is like part 2 of the whole situation -- this started in his piercings thread. I just find it hilarious that a bunch of boys doesnt think its acceptable for a mom to wear a bikini or get a piercing-- because they speak for "majority" of society. Well guess what -- here is one dissenter, a girl, and she is telling you all -- they can, they should if they could, and they will. Sajedene

It was an opinion based thread and you twisted it into something it wasn't. Seems like you want most to apologize for having an opinion because we're just little boys who can't think outside of our bubble of sexism. Forgive us for not being enlightened :roll:

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] What exactly is it you are saying? That there are rules to society -- how a mom can be hot BUT she CANT wear a bikini? Kind of contradictory there are we now... You keep saying that I put words into your mouth but you keep contradicting what I am saying and this is exactly what I am saying. So if you contradict it, that is what you are agreeing to! If anything -- what is it exactly do you think then that you are so against what I am saying?DeathScape666

First off, Wasn't lying about anything. I go with what I have gotten on this thread.

Second, stripping doesn't equate to hotness -- as there are A LOT of ugly strippers out there and no one forbids them from stripping. A bikini will NOT stop anyone from lusting over someone they want to lust over. So putting the blame on the bikini is silly. What? Should you not allow them to wear skirts, tight sweaters, etc?

You say you've seen plenty of attractive out there -- in what setting? Go to the beach and then come talk to me.

If the Mom walked around in a bikini ALL DAY LONG with no other reason than to flaunt herself then its a problem. But if she wears it poolside or to get a tan -- then let her. If the friends are being immature about it -- then he should talk to his friends.

[QUOTE="_______1_______"][QUOTE="DeathScape666"] No, there's no law about mothers wearing bikinis. However, as this thread as clearly proven, most people look down upon this, and is generally not accepted in society. Hell, the piercings are even worse. That's what society makes of it.DeathScape666

[QUOTE="_______1_______"][QUOTE="DeathScape666"] No, there's no law about mothers wearing bikinis. However, as this thread as clearly proven, most people look down upon this, and is generally not accepted in society. Hell, the piercings are even worse. That's what society makes of it.DeathScape666

I had sensed that you may respond with such words. We both know where you are in life.

Regardless, I am gladdened by your brief, yet poignant analysis of myself. It is somewhat accurate, considering the amount of background you had on me before you stated such.

Keep trucking along, my friend. :)

[QUOTE="Sajedene"]Actually this is like part 2 of the whole situation -- this started in his piercings thread. I just find it hilarious that a bunch of boys doesnt think its acceptable for a mom to wear a bikini or get a piercing-- because they speak for "majority" of society. Well guess what -- here is one dissenter, a girl, and she is telling you all -- they can, they should if they could, and they will. dracula_16

It was an opinion based thread and you twisted it into something it wasn't. Seems like you want most to apologize for having an opinion because we're just little boys who can't think outside of our bubble of sexism. Forgive us for not being enlightened :roll: