Most women will look at the recent on-trend high-cut bodysuits and think that does not look comfortable.
Lets be honest, no one wants something pulling across their labia.
And when one man decided to defend the suits on behalf off women with small labia, it did not go well.
On an article on Jezebel with the headline I really want this Fashion Nova bodysuit that will only cover 15 percent of my labia, the man named Bagdash tells the writer she needs an anatomy lesson.
The commenter rants about how some women have large labia minora, which might not fit in this but states that we shouldnt expect everything to be tailor made for each body.
At first, it seems like a woman defending the body suit, theres a real turning point halfway through the comment:
As a short man, I wouldnt comment on the designs of a big-and-tall store.
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He then goes on to tell the writer to keep her big labia to herself and tells her to stop acting like a man because the problem with feminism is women trying to bring themselves level with men by acting like them.
With lots of people spotting the comment and posting it on twitter, the internet said its a classic case of mansplaning and maybe he shouldnt comment on the lips of the female genitalia if he doesnt have them himself.
The full comment says: It seems you need an anatomy lesson. Labia are not the entirety of the groin. Whereas I can see where you are trying to compensate for the idea that the vagina is the totality of female genital, this is a little beyond what is necessary.
Some women have large labia minora, which might not fit in this, but not everything in the word is tailor made to YOUR BODY. You cant expect for everything to fit you “just right”.
Women with smaller labia are also just as normal as you are with whatever your labia size is.
Whereas I could give a f**k a bout the Kardashians or this company, maybe some of them might like it. I might want to be able to where pants with a 35″ inseam, but it will never happen because thats not my body shape.
Instead of whining about shit that doesnt meet your specific needs, why dont you champion something that does instead.
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This shit company, whatever it is, isnt doing this to spite you, it just doesnt fit you. So, like any normal, non-armchair social activists, just buy the shit that fits and dont buy the shit that doesnt.
If this company is really that shit, which Im sure it is, then let it be on the smaller-labia-ed women to decide if they like it or not.
As a short man, I wouldnt comment on the designs of a big-and-tall store.
So you have big labia. Great. Keep it to yourself. Do you want me talking about the size of my dick, big or small? For example, these jeans just wouldnt be able to handle me.
Its not for you, I get it. But who f**king cares really. The size of your labia and what they do or do not fit into is not a topic of conversation any more than you would like to hear about my penis and how it might be chafing from my clothes, which you have every right not to want to hear.
Now to get myself in trouble, a problem with feminism in this sense is that it tries to bring women to the level of men by acting like men.
That being said, men acting like men has been the problem. We dont need women to act like men in all of their bullshit.
Be a woman, not like a man—I think we would agree that what weve seen over the past couple thousand years and beyond of recorded history is that men are/can be total shit. Dont be like us.
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And all that being said, yeah, this whatever it is is stupid.
Twitter wasnt impressed with a man explaining the female body part and he was ridiculed for his lengthy comment.
pls sir we dont need your anatomy lesson on our own body part
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— Angel (@AngelB72964463) March 27, 2019
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