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I mean, to be fair, a lot of women's clothing is geared to be sexually attractive. Just because it's been normalized doesn't make it untrue. Something can be normal and sexualized.
Or do you think there's a practical, unsexy benefit of women's pants having tinyass pockets and being skin tight?
Not that I agree with their complaints. I'm totally fine with people dressing how they want, unless it's dragging their bare unwiped ass all over the furniture.
I don't think there's anything wrong with wearing clothes that fit well and makes you look good, but it will be judged.
On the internet in general and specifically on YouTube, it's difficult for handsome people to do anything at all without being accused of doing normal stuff while being attractive just to increase monetization.
It's a weird kind of gate keeping, but I do understand it. There are definitely channels that only exist for that reason, and it might be annoying to see your favorite topic being used by someone who ought to be on OnlyFans instead. However, it doesn't actually take anything away from anyone, so it's really just a 'crabs in a bucket' mentality, where nobody are allowed to stand out.
Yea, agreed. Anyone complaining about something being too attractive is really just advertizing their own insecurity and/or lack of self control.
Who the fuck wants an ugly environment?!