Guys, there is a serious epidemic of women being sexualized at the gym.

The kicker is, many of them are doing it to themselves.

Let's be honest.

Let's go!

Alright guys, let's have this conversation.

It's going to be a hot date conversation.

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I've seen so many women on the internet making these gym videos of themselves pretty scantily clad,

and if not scantily clad in skin type clothing that is essentially tantamount to body paint,

and then complaining about men staring at them or glancing at them or asking to help them or use their machine at the gym.

This has become quite a big epidemic, and it's not just in the gym, although that's the lens through which we'll have the conversation today.

It's happening all over the place, and I don't know if this is some sort of off-shoot or extension of the Me Too movement or the hashtag timesup movement,

but it seems like we've got a lot of women talking about being sexualized.

Now, first thing I want to set aside and put a disclaimer towards is there are actual instances of women being sexualized at the gym

in very uncomfortable ways that are by no means right on the man's part, and I'm not talking about those instances.

I'm talking about women who show up at the gym, they're wearing basically nothing, they set up their phone,

they're filming themselves, doing squats, and are getting in all these different positions,

and some of them quite literally recognizing the fact that what they're doing is sexual,

and then getting upset on the internet because men glance at them, or a man looks at them.

But they're fully willing to accept any sort of sexualized comment from another girl at the gym who says,

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