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  What does that even mean? There are women who go to the gym and do that, it’s perv behavior if it’s intentional, read “intentional”. If they do it on purpose for reaction then what do you call it?
context: When I saw the title I was like "of course it is possible for a woman to be a pervert, it's a fact) then the OP talks about yoga pants in the gym >
  
  Indeed.  I don't trust anyone who doesn't appreciate a pair of well fitted yoga pants. >
  
  What if a man went out in skin tight yoga pants tight enough to show an “imprint” of their male part showing? People would call him a perv yup. In fact what if there were pants with a little “pocket” to put the male part in and it’s tight flopping everywhere, oh but you can’t see the skin it’s a skin tight little male holder.. yea then what?? >
  
  How tf is the outline of someone's genitalia at all the same as the outline of their butt? >
  
  They get camel toe all the time in those things, it’s the same on that level, everybody’s sick of it >
  
  including the women wearing them, that's more of a design problem if anything >
  
  Do you even know how to squats. You sound like someone who has never even been to the gym before. Maybe stop watching those videos >
  
  Everyone misses the first paragraph “that intentionally go places to seek sexual attraction“ also I even said they do “fake workouts” why does everyone read into everything what they want and not what it says? How did you manage to do that? With those two snippets I pointed out your question isn’t even valid anymore. >
  
  You don't know that they are really faking though, your butt is naturally going to come out a bit with certain exercises. But even if there are people that do that, who cares? How does that even make them perverts? >
  
  Yeah, there’s a big difference between wearing what have become normal workout clothing for women and appreciating the appreciative looks and dudes in trench coats flashing their dongs at people, as is OP’s example of pervert behavior. This isn’t an unpopular opinion, it’s a stupid one. >
  
  skin tight yoga pants are just what women's yoga pants look like, it's actually pretty hard to find loose fitting exercise pants these days unless you go for sweatpants or tracksuit pants. >
  
  
  yelling at anyone who dares to look at them
  
  This part sort of adds to it, if your theory is correct. I kind of doubt though there are many women who actually do this.
  They are most likely just working out. People shouldn't have to "hold their ass in" when they're exercising. >
  
  Shouldn't wear revealing clothes either. That's called modesty. >
  
  This is fair but remember modesty level at the gym is different than the modesty level most other places. Like guys with open side tanks and girls in tight shorts and a sports bra is fine at the gym, but not walking around downtown (except maybe in Vegas during the summer.) Kinda like how girls in bikinis and guys without shirts on are fine at the beach but you'd find it a little odd at the public library (unless it's right by a beach.) >
  
  Women are not perverts for just existing in their bodies. Absolutely women can be perverts too, but how can you seriously compare someone exposing others involuntarily to their naked bodies, with women doing the exact opposite? Sounds like you’re just mad that women call you out for objectifying them at the gym, when they’re just there trying to work out. >
  
  Is the same if a man wear skin tight pants with their male member print outline visible? I mean it’s just their natural body.. >
  
  Bro if you can’t talk to women just say that >
  
  lol more shaming tactics, I must be lacking in some area to call women out on their nonsense, don’t get your white knight suit dirty >
  
  Pretty obvious you don’t know what bait is lol >
  
  Since yoga pants are too sexual, what is appropriate gym attire for women? >
  
  Loose clothing that allows free mobility AND doesn't have the designed intention of revealing and "enhancing" the figure. >
  
  But leggings have free mobility… >
  
  By that logic so do cotton jeans. >
  
  No they don’t. They are far less elastic, and it would be a lot more uncomfortable working out in cotton jeans >
  
  Clearly they haven’t worn leggings before 🤣 yikes on bikes >
  
  My I ask how are you deciphering between women who are doing real vs fake workouts? What tells you that a work out is real or fake and what tells you that, if you do decide it is fake, they are doing it for attention? 
  As a gym regular I see a lot of men AND women videoing themselves while working out, and I usually assume it’s because they run fitness accounts or are personal trainers. Wouldn’t the men who are doing this also be sexual attention seeking/perverts?
  Thank you for the clarification! >
  
  Also, what if someone actually cares about their form? Lots of times, the best form really is sticking out your butt, which is why it's best not to be watched by random people.   Is it perverted though? 
  Even if someone is taking intentionally provocative photos, I think if the random person isn't the intended audience it is a bit presumptive to assume you have the right to gawk.  It's a gym, after all.  Not a strip club, or even a hooters, or even a mall.  This is a place where people should be able to ignore each other, since it will naturally include movements, posture, form that aren't modest.  
  In the locker room, you aren't forced to look at all the naked people in there either. There are different rules. >
  
  Lol. Wearing tight clothing to the gym is not remotely the same thing a trenchcoat flashing strangers in public. Maybe seek therapy. >
  
  Aha! already the need to insult, shame and guilt for calling out the behavior, nope not backing down, don’t back down you decent members of society. That behavior is perv level, ,Ayres not the same as naked flashing but it’s on the perv spectrum for sure. >
  
  Dude you’re the only perv you’re just projecting your pervertedness onto other people >
  
  Shame, insult, guilt and the need to be right. I’m suddenly the perv for calling it out, my goodness.. >
  
  "People disagree with me! They're obviously shaming and insulting me, and are only doing it for their own desperate validation" >
  
  “Maybe seek therapy” is an obvious try at an insult given the context lol so yea insult shame guilt and the need to be right, nope not backing down, this is indeed an unpopular opinion. >
  
  Not just unpopular
  Just dumb >
  
  You chose to frequent this subreddit and you found what you were looking for 😝 albeit dumb in your opinion >
  
  I don't think anyone is looking for people who don't know what they're talking about
  An informed, unpopular opinion or opinion based on preference is different from a dumb opinion
  The fact it's posted in unpopularopinions doesn't save you from backlash >
  
  Yeah, you grubby little man >
  
  Ha, OP is proper fuming cos he got bollocked for perving on someone >
  
  Someone who dared to wear workout clothes to the gym. >
  
  I wear yoga pants all the time, never go to gym room >
  
  OP how do you feel about men who wear the full lycra outfit In cycling? >
  
  They are the same as women who were yoga pants to the gym with no intention to be pervs by sticking their butts out solely for reaction. If they workout with intent to workout normally then nope not perv >
  
  Got some incel vibes here >
  
  Seems oddly specific too, dude is still reeling from the gym encounter. >
  
  I think you may be missing the fact that the "perv spectrum" is quite large and subjective.  For example,  if your mom did not where a head scarf, there are many people who would call her a pervert.   
  Its not 100% clear if you are saying all woman who where yoga pants are perverted but you seemed to have inadvertently grouped them with these more rare cases of women who are actually going to the gym for attention.  Im not saying attention whores don't exist but if you think this is common in the gym, you're kinda fucked up yourself.   be careful. >
  
  I’m speaking of the “attention whores” not women who go to the gym to workout 100%, how did everyone skip right over the obvious sentence “that intentionally go places to seek sexual attention”. How did you miss that glaring first paragraph? You literally asked if I meant “attention whores”. Do people literally read stuff and then take from it what they want to hear? That’s a neat party trick I guess. >
  
  How do you determine who is an “attention whore” and who isn’t? >
  
  Spoken like a true incel >
  
  Spoken like a true woke hypocrite >
  
  Did someone yell at you at the gym today? >
  
  How is a woman simply existing with body parts the same as a man FLASHING someone…? News flash, they don’t want creepy old men from the gym looking at them even if they go their just to take pictures of themselves. That’s not “sexual attention seeking” it’s normal behavior for young people these days. 
  Women can be pervs def but this example just ain’t it. >
  
  The subset of Women who troll for sexual attention is simply existing now? Working out at the gym for working out sake is simply existing, not going their with no intent to workout, show off bending in all weird manors for everyone to see, it’s based on bad intent >
  
  1) How much do you want to bet this OP got kicked out of the gym they go to for following some woman around?
  2) If you're focused on your workout, you wouldn't even notice the intentions of the women who are on the workout floor. 
  3) There are tons of examples where simply questioning someone's decisions of an adult gets obnoxiously labeled as "shaming" but accusing a woman of seeking attention because she wears tight gym clothes is ridiculous. 
  4) What gym is this OP going to?? Even the sexiest women that go to my gym go there to work out and not seek attention. Maybe that's your problem though. Go to one of the priciest gyms in your area and you won't have to deal with that drama. >
  
  5 I set the context and you skipped right over it lol yoga pants no problem, it’s the intent to show off by sticking butts out in full view of the gym, the whole “don’t look” thing don’t work because it can be reversed.. if a man goes to the gym fully naked then anyone who “looks” is the perv..
  P.S. Didn’t mean to make the letters this big lol, on iPad >
  
  the smartest sexist: >
  
  Straight up had me with your title and then dropped me so fast within two sentences. Congrats you almost had it