Is wearing a message on the seat of your pants misleading?

I think messages on the butt are really trashy.

I expect that the women who make the complaints are not the ones wearing that type of clothing. Tackiness aside, if you wear a message on your clothing, then how can it be read without looking at it?

I don’t think most of us mind that you look, it’s when you can’t break your stare long enough to look us in the eye or fail to notice anything other than our anatomy that it becomes a bother.
I, personally, wouldn’t be caught dead in a pair of those pants.

Yes, it is misleading if a woman declares that she does not want want anyone to stare at her tuchas then does everything she can to guide their eye there.

I think it’s kind of slutty. It sickens me when I see teens and pre-teens with “PINK” or anything printed on their butts. It just feeds the pervs and gives then an excuse to stare at underage asses.

It depends on the butt. Some of them should be fined for false advertising. I find it disturbing that young teen girls wear those pants.

Those women/girls want you to look at their asses. Stare your ass off!!

@Ayesha I feel guilty looking at the butts of women and girls young enough to be my children or grandchildren. I guess I need a lesson in guilt free voyeurism.

@Ayesha Those women/girls want you to look at their asses. Then the feminist get pissed off, because these young women and tweens are reducing women to just a pair of boobs, ass, and long silky legs.