I'm a girl and I think women in bikini's look disgusting!

well i'm not naked am i? all the important bits are covered up. i don't have a problem getting changed in front of a room full of strangers, will walk around changing rooms etc. in just my underwear... not really different.

Would you feel comfortable walking around your town center in your underwear? That is essentially what bikini's are.

Well if everyone was like you then there would be no need for changing rooms at clothes shops. You must be an exhibitionist most of us are either too insecure or self-conscious to even entertain the idea of being half dressed in front of potentially judgmental people checking us out.

You are in the presence of strangers practically naked, how do you feel comfortable with that? Whoever the guy was that first invented the idea of bikini's as being different to underwear and then conditioned women to think it is acceptable as beach wear sure was a mildly sleazy genius.

In town and at the beach are two completely different places where people where different types of clothing. What else would you where at the beach?

Well if everyone was like you then there would be no need for changing rooms at clothes shops. You must be an exhibitionist most of us are either too insecure or self-conscious to even entertain the idea of being half dressed in front of potentially judgmental people checking us out.

well if it were socially acceptable to try on clothes outside of the fitting room then it wouldn't bother me. when i said changing rooms i mean at swimming pools.

it's like these african or amazonian tribes where the ladies walk about with their boobs hanging out and the men only have some kind of horn thing to cover their penis... it's socially acceptable for them so they don't think any differently. it's socially acceptable at the beach for us so we don't think any different. it is NOT socially acceptable to walk around in underwear in town though, however this does not mean i have a problem with people seeing me in my underwear... i just don't want to get arrested/my friends to be embarassed to be seen with me/be cold/people to judge me.

So you are basically there admitting you are insecure about your body and therefore dont want other people to show theirs.

I am pretty sure the first woman ever to strip at the beach had fierce opposition and generally been frowned upon. Maybe you can pioneer underwear/bikini's in town centers not that I would want it though. By the way it is "African" and "embarrassed". Spelling is very important if you're not sure then you could use spellchecker.

She spelt 'African' right...missing a capital letter is grammar, not spelling

Well Mr Sannn I wasn't referring to her "African" grammar mistake when I mentioned the spelling bit. I meant it generally due to her misspelling of the word "embarrassed". I hope I made myself clear to you young man.

I assume you could've read the words she was trying to say regardless of the spelling?

Why is it relevant that womens breats produce milk in discussing whether men and women should be allowed to show equal parts of their body. If you can show your nipples in public, why cant I?

Are you in a relationship with her or a crush or anything? You are trying too hard to impress her.

You are in the presence of strangers practically naked, how do you feel comfortable with that? Whoever the guy was that first invented the idea of bikini's as being different to underwear and then conditioned women to think it is acceptable as beach wear sure was a mildly sleazy genius.

Would you feel comfortable walking around your town center in your underwear? That is essentially what bikini's are.

well i'm not naked am i? all the important bits are covered up. i don't have a problem getting changed in front of a room full of strangers, will walk around changing rooms etc. in just my underwear... not really different.

Well if everyone was like you then there would be no need for changing rooms at clothes shops. You must be an exhibitionist most of us are either too insecure or self-conscious to even entertain the idea of being half dressed in front of potentially judgmental people checking us out.