Perth’s Adventure World claims their skimpy swimwear rules aren’t sexist, despite water park patrons pointing out that it’s only women being told what they can and can’t wear.
I intend no pun when I say it’s just another ‘but’.
The skimpy swimwear guidelines aren’t sexist but let’s be real, they’re only directed at women. I wanted to find out if these rules actually do apply to men like Adventure World say they do.
Before I drove to the water park, I needed to go swimwear shopping. I’ll admit, the world of skimpy male clothing and male lingerie was new to me. The lovely lady at the adult store said they “get new stock in twice a week because these products move so quickly.
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Can’t decency just become a thing?
What is not decent about the human body? Why do people care so much about a bit of flesh at a pool? It's weird.
Yes, but did they kick out any women who were wearing skimpy bottoms either? You can't really tell anything by them not kicking you out - it may be just that they are not enforcing the sign for either gender. You needed to take a woman in skimpy bottoms with you as a test control.