Would you wear this bikini in public?

Anonymous

No, this is not me, I wish I could wear a bikini in public, but I don't have the body for it.
I was talking to a guy on another site, and he told me his wife wears one of these types. Hers is white, but the same theme. She wears it out boating, and they come in close proximity to other boats, because it's a partying thing.

And PLEASE don't try to explain the symbolism to me. I get it. My question is, would you advertise this in public? Obviously some women do. I just had to think about this after he told me. Because there's nothing wrong with it, but some might say she's flaunting something. That's fair, but when it comes to skimpy bikinis, isn't there already some flaunting going on?

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LoeInsane Xper 1
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SEXY AZ FUCK
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Anonymous
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I wouldn’t but I would love to have a girlfriend like that wear one
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Anonymous
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It is an appropriate one to give most men a hard on
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Anonymous
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What's wrong with it?
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- soe11
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  Total agree with you.
- Asker
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Anonymous
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Queen of spades? 😏
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- Asker
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- Opinion Owner
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  I wouldn't mind my girl wearing this 🙃
- Asker
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  Some say it's wrong, so I was just curious about your opinion. Thanks.
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- Opinion Owner
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  no, not wrong, and you're welcome.
Anonymous
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My girlfriend better wear the Queen of Hearts ❤ symbol, if she's gonna have a symbol because I'm white.
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- Asker
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  Your reply made me thing of something. I bet more people would be offended by your girlfriend's bikini, than the QOS bikini. Remember, the "Woke" rule the world. LOL
- Opinion Owner
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  I honestly wouldn't date a woman who would wear either symbol. Think about it, it's just meant to stoke racial tension and ruin people's day. You don't need to wear a spade to attract black guys. If I wore a shirt that said "Only marry an Asian woman" I would get sneered at, dirty looks and matbe even the finger from bothered white women. It's not necessary. I can like Asian women without putting down other races.
- Asker
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  I respect that, and fully understand. But you can't really say that wearing a QOS symbol is putting down other races. It really all depends on your intent. It could be to cause trouble. It could be a cry for attention, or it could be sending out a signal to black males. I wouldn't do either, but that doesn't mean others aren't doing it. So I was just curious.
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- Opinion Owner
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  It's been a logo that white women who had a strong hatred for white males would wear to symbolize that they're Black owned, property of black men. It has a pretty nasty history. The Queen of Hearts logo is recognized by Urban dictionary, but it doesn't get used as much because as you said, Woke culture rules with hypocrisy.
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  If you Google both categories (in regard to some type of clothing) you'll get a million results, and maybe 20 for QOH. Yes, the Woke have Spoke. And for some strange reason, the majority in America always caves to the minority. For fuck's sake, the woke shut down Sleeping Beauty at Disney Land, because Prince Charming didn't ask permission to kiss her first, to bring her out of her coma. The woke would rather the princess remain a coma, than to all the predator prince to solve the problem.
- Opinion Owner
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  Yes, and the strangest part is that the term "Spade" has a history of being racial slur. It's sort of ridiculous that it's still being used to describe black men and by white women who are supposed to love them.