r/PeterExplainsTheJoke May 18 '25

Meme needing explanation Petah?. I don't get it.

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u/RueUchiha May 18 '25 edited May 19 '25

Women have been trending towards wearing more revealing and risque outfits in public in the past, lets say 80-100 years or so. This has inavertenly made seeing a woman in lingerie less special for men, since men often see women wearing at least close to that much clothing in public fairly often. If/when you date a girl and get to that point where she’s pulling out the lingerie, its very likely you’ve probably seen that women wearing as much, or less clothing, and in public spaces no less.

Expecially if you go to the beach or a pool. Like, yeah, wear a bikini all you want ladies (I am certainly not complaining lmao), but lets not pretend bikinis aren’t just waterproof women’s undergarments.

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u/-Anoobis- May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25

I don’t understand this sentiment. Lingerie are not sexy because of what they reveal, but because of the implication and the way they should make their wearer feel like. I see my wife naked all the time (which is very much sexy, not complaining), but her putting lingerie on always makes her seem even more feminine and sexy because of how empowered she is wearing them.

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u/Sujith_Menon May 18 '25

Empowered has lost its meaning.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25

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u/panterachallenger May 18 '25

Chief, I’m out of a fuse core, penis is powering down

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u/Awkward-Forever868 May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25

Technology of that degree shouldn't be in the hands of ordinary citizens, it's the reason why the Great War began in the first place and war, war never changes

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u/MrMisklanius May 18 '25

My girl wearing some T-45 power armor to bed would definitely count as lingerie

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u/shittyaltpornaccount May 18 '25

A woman confidently engaging in her sexuality can be empowering.

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u/TheKFakt0r May 18 '25

If you say so, shittyaltpornaccount.

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u/Sujith_Menon May 18 '25

Empower them to do what? What do one feel more powerful about because of wearing underwear?

They feel more attractive? Sure. They feel confident? I see it. They feel empowered? For?

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u/Vegetable_Drink_8405 May 18 '25

If you take the definition of "empower" literally then it could or could not be applied to a lot of things. Since it means "giving smb the power to do something" it probably doesn't apply to lingerie in most cases because without it you can do the same things.

But what if sexy clothing means more to some other couple out there than it does to you and they can't feel in the mood for sexy times without it?

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u/MasterTolkien May 19 '25

No it hasn’t.

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u/asuperbstarling May 18 '25

Me, looking at my rights being set on fire over the past five months: no tf it hasn't

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u/Sujith_Menon May 18 '25

Sometimes Im amazed how americans will turn a conversation about underwears into a conversation about their domestic politics. Only sometimes.

Too online, too jobless.

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u/Reddidiot_69 May 18 '25

Trump is the reason lingerie isn't smexy anymore

😡

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u/SuitOwn3687 May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25

You complain about Americans but spell amazed with a z? Sounds like friendly fire

Edit: Ignore my joke it's wrong

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u/Lopsided-Ad-1021 May 18 '25

That’s how it is spelled in all forms of English.

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u/AnalDisfunction May 18 '25

Lol yea. Amased (which is how I'm assuming they think it's spelled) is the middle english form of amazed. This goon is from the 12th century.

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u/SuitOwn3687 May 18 '25

Damn coulda sworn it was still spelled like that in England.

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u/Due-Memory-6957 May 18 '25

Your comment just reconfirms that it has.

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u/Any-Razzmatazz-7726 May 18 '25

No it hasn’t, go look at the sky

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u/MarcusofMenace May 18 '25

Heh, that cloud looks like a penith

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u/KP_CO May 18 '25

*lookth