Asked to leave swimming pool because of her swimsuit? Fair or unfair?

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mrmeseeks · Accepted Answer

that is pretty ridiculous she was kicked out of her apartment complex's pool because she was wearing a one piece, could you imagine if that had happened like 20-30 years ago when one piece bathing suits were more common place than two piece ones. I have seen thong bikinis before and let me tell you that is not even close to what one looks like, maybe the person that gave her shit for wearing that was just tryna creep on her, I mean why else would they take pictures of her in the bathing suit. Unless those pictures were taken by her and her fiancé, in their apartment, doesn't really look like an office to me if it wasn't, I mean there's what appears to be part of a bikini in that cupboard.

Darkdragon79 · Accepted Answer

I seen a lot worst at family pools.

Fancygoldfish · Accepted Answer

The pictures of her that were shown on her Facebook page show the sides of the suit pulled up over her bum and in the crack of her *ss like a thong. it's hard to say how far she pulled the thong up in her crack and to the front, but she was going to be exposing more of her intimate areas than shown here if she were to bend over or simply swim. You have to see those pictures to fairly judge whether the suit was inappropriate for a family pool. This post went viral and it's old so I don't know if the pictures are still on Facebook.

fabulouspancakes · Accepted Answer

Ridiculous. It's a SWIMSUIT, they show skin. That's just how it is. As long as all private parts are covered (boobs and vag), there should not be a problem. Their reasoning was ridiculous too. Teenage boys can be excited by a woman in just about any kind of swimwear, because they are teenage boys. If you don't want your son seeing scantily dressed women, don't let him go to the pool. It's not up to women to prevent your son (or husband, for that matter) from looking at them. Same goes for school dress codes in my opinion.

SarahsSummer · Accepted Answer

That's ridiculous! I can understand having a dress code but that's as basic a bathing suit as exists in the 21st century. The apartment complex would prefer women wear this  Or

MirandaHays · Accepted Answer

Seriously? Looks like a normal swimsuit to me. Those who kicked you out must just be jealous

Avneo · Answer

Fair absolutely. I would never want my kids to concentrate on girls or sex instead of studies, it gives rise of imagination n thoughts and then masturbating habit. Since its a residential pool and everyone should maintain the decorum as we can't stop kids to visit the pool , rules are made for some reasons. There's a reason why there are lots of cartoon channel, cartoon movies made for kids, what we can talk near kids and what we cannot, what kids can see, why we keep away kids from funeral and heart storming murder n blood scenes, etc.
there's a difference in residential area and tourist spot or beaches etc.
If you see the dress subtly then you would realise it's not appropriate for a residential pool.

JustBoredGirl · Answer

Are we talking about a swimming you where you go to train or a hotel swimming pool? Because this nothing compared to what i wear in a public pool or beach. When i used to go train at a indoor swimming pool, we had certain regulations but only when kids were also there training. Free hours you could wear anything you want but still behave.

lord_chilled · Answer

Neighbourhood pool, eh?
Well i can guess how it went down, she came there, looking good in the one piece, some young boys started to like what they see, she noticed, started enjoying the attention, maybe even did some of that subtle showing off,,
Some of the older women, mommas noticed, got upset, and decided to tell the local morality knight (and closet creep) about the issue, probably made it appear a bit bigger than it actually is, moral knight goes apeshit and kicks her out.
What else is new, nothing special here. Not worthy of a story in my opinion.

Zer0Ghost · Answer

I think it's funny when people mention stuff about "not appropriate" or "not family friendly" or "kids don't need to see that", when young kids haven't learned to give a fuck abour butt cheeks yet.

It's not until the family and surrounding public shame it, call it out, and try to hide them from it that they learn to be upset when, heaven forbid, some butt is visible. They're taught to make a big deal out of it from scenes like this

spnsfi · Answer

She was wearing it like a thong, and she knows it, and is now crying about it on social media. Why aren't there any front pictures?

FemWorship · Answer

Disagree but
when in someone else's "house"
they (not you) have the right (in USA) to expel you, even if it takes a baseball bat. Right To Refuse Service To Anyone (regardless of silly fake news stories)

Hey, if when wet it's almost see-through only THEN would I agree.. if it were "my house" and rules.

KnightCastor · Answer

I'm going to be honest. I don't believe half of the reported articles on the dailymail. Their news reports are constantly being debunked everyday. There are some missing pieces in this story because it doesn't really make sense to me.

There is DEFINITELY more to this story than: "They kicked me out of the pool because of my swimsuit!!!"😑😑

Anticipation · Answer

It wasn't a public pool, it was an neighborhood association pool.

The suit as sexy as it was, still covered more than a bikini. Not sure if there was something other than her sexy suit and her hot little body that excited a couple of teen boys, but it don't take much to excite them.

The neighborhood association apparently can makes rules about the type of bathing suits girls can wear.

RJGraveyTrain · Answer

I mean I guess it depends on the front - I'm all for sexy bathing suits but at somewhere like a family pool, a deep plunging V for example might be a little too much. However, it's not exactly better than a bikini anyway and at the end of the day, it's a bathing suit.

I still say unfair.

TripleAce · Answer

Complete stupidity. Teenage boys are allowed to be excited for one. And second she can wear whatever bathing suit she wants. I really don't think the lease contract officially states all tenates must be modest in the swimming pool. What an idiot

And lastly taking pictures of her in the office to ridicule her is outta this world pyscho

TuMeManques · Answer

I don't see a problem with that suit? And let's be honest, you can excite teenage boys just by saying boobies.

Rainie_ · Answer

Down right unfair. It was a female manager so I'm not surprised she reported in sheer jealousy (not uncommon). If it was a male manager I doubt he'd bat an eye tbh.

I've worn far less to the pool before, and I've seen people wearing next to nothing, including going topless.
But then again it's Tennessee so I'm not surprised by this either. 🤔

mooky06 · Answer

They said she was wearing a thong (bhahaha) 😂 It's a one piece. How stupid can they be?

That's unfair. Poor girl. Though she could have a nip slip issue (which is the only thing I think the people were worried about). But then again who cares, she wanted to wear it

redmask38 · Answer

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe this is the story where this woman flashed people and then put her swimsuit back to how it normally was to trick others into believing she was being discrimated against instead of actually being inappropriate. If that was but that case, this would be wrong, but I'm almost certain she flashed people.

Mexicoman101 · Answer

No, that's dumb as shit if it happened. I would literally start haranguing the lifeguard or whomever was confronting her about it until I got kicked out of the pool as well if I were in a position where a woman dressed so normally was randomly singled out for no reason like that.

Anonymous · Answer

It's absurd. If you read the article, you learn the leasing agents made her go to their office to pose for photographs to document the inappropriateness. I don't know why she felt she needed to comply, but they're obviously small-minded, sociopathic wankers who enjoy lording the minuscule amount of power they have over others. At the very least, they should be fired.

RegularTK421 · Answer

Dailymail is a British tabloid. You guys are reacting to a fake news story. We might as well be discussing articles about batboy and the chupacabra. People where the skimpiest swimsuits all across the country, no one cares about that shit. If anything men and boys love it cause they have eye candy while enjoying the beach.

Hollywood-Glam · Answer

There could be something shady about this. What if she intentionally wore her swimsuit as a thong, and then made us believe that the whole situation was "unfair"? The swimsuit itself is fine, it's a one piece after all, but there could be a twist to what really happened. I'm not believing everything I see on the internet, and I don't care anyway. They kicked her out of the swimming pool? Good.

lightning32 · Answer

I couldn't imagine that? that sounds wildly unfair, maybe it's something you should call to speak to a supervisor/manager about

QueenBeeJay · Answer

While I do think it was unfair there are several photos of her with the bathing suit up her all, basically like a thong. 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️ Not sure if those pictures were from the same day or not, but it may change some people's perspectives just a little.

fsu19 · Answer

I'm guessing it showed her privates quite clearly, something that isn't shown in the picture. That's my guess. I don't think the picture tells the whole story.

Frostbyte12 · Answer

It isn't about fair/unfair. The owner of the property gets to set the rules. That means they can ask someone to leave if they feel they are dressed inappropriately.

PrincessBunBuns · Answer

Kids don't look at a body and say "Hey, legs are hot". They're just kids! The adults are the ones interpreting it wrong.

ColoradoChick84 · Answer

Unfair and sexist. Are we living in Saudi Arabia or the 1800's?

Anonymous · Answer

Honestly I know a lot of people are saying it's unfair and dumb she got kicked out but in reality her suit was not covering much and her butt cheeks were all seeing out. Kind of gross. Plus in a lot of places like water parks they would kicked her out too and I am glad, kids don't need to see her in that. The top is fine but she should've worn some shorts or something with all her all and cellulite hanging out 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

ADFSDF1996 · Answer

That makes no sense at all, I've seen way more revealing bathing suits than that. Based on the picture, it looks like her suit ended up giving her a "wedgie" which caused some sensitive people to mistake it for a "thong".

Robsinsf53 · Answer

Without even looking I've got to try and guess. My first guess is this could not have happened in my country, USA? My second guess is it was closed for remodeling? My third guess is it didn't happen at all.

JimRSmith · Answer

Unfair - it's a swimming pool, ffs - what's she meant to be wearing?

Ganbygail12 · Answer

If it was riding up or falling down and there were children present I would find it reasonable to ask someone to leave a pool.

Walrus_au · Answer

Boys excitement is not her issue - it is theirs. And they need to learn to deal with it.  What next? Ohh it was the woman's fault for being raped because she didn't wear a fucking sack?

Anonymous · Answer

LMFAO! If you start chucking girls out of pools just because they might cause a boner here or there, what kind of ugly-ass crowd would you be left with?

Jager66 · Answer

totally stupid, that's a reasonably modest bathing suit even. Some people are just miserable cunts who have to ruin everything for everyone else.

Redhannah11 · Answer

It kind of depends on what the rest of the swimsuit looks like and whether or not you were at like a kids pool or smth  But overall I think it's pretty unfair tbh

The_Underground_Man · Answer

Unfair, though before the feminists begin blaming men for it, they should realize that it was most likely at the bequest of jealous, overweight soccer moms in the midst of an existential crisis.

Nik1hil · Answer

Swimming pool didn't say her no  neither did the water,  but that men in the pool aren't men enough to handle! how sexy she is and how good that suit looks on her

Alistayr · Answer

You see a lot less appropriate clothing on TV every day. I honestly can't see what the problem is. It's no less than gymnasts wear.

Texian · Answer

I don't think it's much fair though I can see some reasoning, her booty is eating the suit all while spilling out the sides.

Astoriana · Answer

Yeah, it was stupid. I don't see how that one-piece bathing suit is so revealing that she needed to be asked to leave.

Nyx_85 · Answer

Unfair. Though it was in the southern states. So what do you expect? Don't want to excite them boys and make them have 'impure' thoughts.

someho · Answer

I guess they wanted to see more but she had swimsuit on and it blocked their view. Perv people. :D Obviously it's silly and unfair.

vonasaurus · Answer

unless it's a thong bathing suit and we just can't see as much in the picture, there is nothing wrong with what she's wearing.

wingattebaby16 · Answer

Not sure why anyone would ask her to leave? Do you have any other poses? maybe the front is too revealing?

xMiaxBuerx · Answer

That's like a prude swimsuit. Did they kick her out because she was showing too much skin or not enough skin?

jul4a · Answer

Completely unfair, her suit was not even that revealing. If she wore a bikini that would be more revealing!!! wtf!

DinaM · Answer

Unfair, and STUPID. If she'd shown up naked or something, I could have understood, but a one-piece swimsuit? Come ON.

rachetrachel · Answer

if she was walking around with it up her ass like a thong like in the pic with her sitting down. absolutely they'd have her leav

llorando · Answer

Totally unfair, I doubt it was over teenage boys getting excited like the article states and more likely over women being jealous of her or complaining women being afraid of their boyfriends/husbands getting excited.

Topaz171 · Answer

Highly unfair. I've seen females with scrappy swimsuits go to a crowded neighborhood pool, and they never got kicked out.

ladsin · Answer

From the side I'd say I don't drink it, but what's going on in the front and back? Is it a thong?

bocaj69 · Answer

What doesn't excite teenage boys. Do then ban catalogues and tv ads showing girls in bikinis or underwear?

Kayla45 · Answer

Fair, if they have a policy in place that prevents the use of that swimwear in their pool. (someplaces have them)

AnomalyGuy · Answer

Unfair, please can wear less than that and not get kicked out. A bikini even more exposing than that one.

Mrchino · Answer

very unfair maybe she was getting some attention 😏 and the older women at the pool didn't like it.

midnightwitch666 · Answer

unfair, she's wearing a perfectly fine suit. She ain't breaking no laws

CurLyF · Answer

Unfair. It's not even a bikini, there's nothing wrong with it.

bang678 · Answer

there's nothing wrong with this swim suit. Its dumb she got kicked out for it.

IsenhowerJ · Answer

The swim suit isn't that bad at all. It doesn't show much like two piece bikinis do. Don't see what the problem was.

houseitgoinbros · Answer

it is unfair as it is clearly covering up things while other people might be wearing bikinis

MrOracle · Answer

Ridiculous. She is perfectly fine, and they are way over sensitive and unreasonable.

JustinTheGreat · Answer

Unfair. I would understand if she was wearing a thong swim suit or something, but that's just a normal swimsuit. It's not even revealing

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