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Re: abusers. It's hard to find empathy, but it's important to remember no one becomes an abuser in a vacuum. Every instance of abuse comes from a place of trauma. Not to say abusers should be given passes. Support their victims/do no harm. In rare cases abusers can recover.

"Contractual obligations dictate what an athlete must wear. If the uniform design violates the sport's governing body regulations (e.g., World Athletics), the athlete and team can collectively force a redesign. If the design is legal but the athlete simply dislikes it, refusing to wear it breaches their endorsement or team contract. Penalties can include fines, suspension, or loss of sponsorship pay." Cant you guys google before speaking?

@FemCondition @Doctorthe113 @Dexerto Huh? Do you think the athletes have no say in what the sponsors design? Performance is a top priority for sponsors especially in the Olympics, they want the athlete to win so there logo and brand is plastered everywhere.

New broadcasting guidelines for women's athletics have been released to crack down on camera angles and slow-motion replays that ‘sexualize’ athletes The guidelines highlight shots broadcasters are urged to avoid

@blancocito11 @SeagerMJ Yep, here's the female regulation compared to the male. You got them. They choose it.

@FemCondition @SeagerMJ they are allowed to wear shorts and shirts. they don't want to.

@SeagerMJ These things are regulated. Look at volleyball, 2024. fivb.com/wp-content/upl…

@blancocito11 @snkymustrd So the rule change outlined in the article and date are wrong? Btw your photo depics Doaa Elghobashy and Nada Meawad. Egypt. 2016 games.

@FemCondition @snkymustrd any team can wear that. all of what you are implying is false. women can wear very modest clothing in sports they simply do not want to.

I have a novel idea! Why not just let female athletes wear the same uniforms male athletes do?

@snkymustrd It's really not this hard. There's official regs, and sponsor designs. Athletes have to deal with both. Thos is how new this is. Also, your photo is clearly of a specific team that has cultural beliefs long allowed to alter. thepostathens.com/article/2024/0…

@FemCondition You do realize that they can wear whatever they want right?

@slick5800 Here's the Paris Olympics regs for volleyball. Wonder why the women's are so much shorter and tighter than the men's? They must have demanded that, right? fivb.com/wp-content/upl…

@slick5800 thesun.co.uk/sport/15709668…

@FemCondition I'm so tired of this myth that women are forced to wear the bikini briefs. They choose to wear them. Have you ever seen Sharika Jackson, Allyson Felix, Femka Bol, Sandi Morris wear bikinis. No, you have not because they choose not to.

@AsaditoRojo Exactly the point. What does the audience need a full upskirt view for, anyway?

@FemCondition I have hard this in a couple tweets and I don't understand why enforcing less sexualized camera angles is somehow a bad thing. The athletes could compete comfortably in whatever clothers they want if the camera crew behaves properly.

@VerysaneGravey2 @MikeAda28226598 @ohsnapitysnapz @Doctorthe113 @Dexerto x.com/FemCondition/s…

@VerysaneGravey2 @MikeAda28226598 @ohsnapitysnapz @Doctorthe113 @Dexerto Check out Nike's most "less revealing" woman's track and field, and compare it to their men's design, 2024. Why are her shorts 5 inches shorter if they're both running and the outfits are designed for athletic maneuvers?

@blubber_bones @xalipi159006 Valid

@FemCondition @xalipi159006 but it's not like Men's Sports is immune to sexualization either

@CatherineHume10 @Dexerto Norway did just that and was fined. thesun.co.uk/sport/15709668…

@FemCondition @Dexerto They could just say no. Individually or as a group. As for female volley ball athletes, their outfits are ridiculous. And the female athletes still go along with it.

@VerysaneGravey2 @ohsnapitysnapz @Doctorthe113 @Dexerto I'm guessing you compensate for your basic level of general inadequacy with being misogynistic. reuters.com/sports/changin… fashionista.com/2024/05/nike-p…

@FemCondition @ohsnapitysnapz @Doctorthe113 @Dexerto I'm guessing you're a woman since you're wrong and retarded. Taking sponsorships is entirely optional. Obviously if they're a woman, the sponsor wants to sell more sports bras or whatever women like wearing in public. They can wear pretty much whatever they want.

@wyvernsrose The new photo guides were depicting track and field

@FemCondition the regulations aren't just track and field swim is even Stricker

@wyvernsrose Swim is the ONE sport men's uniforms are as revealing. You're being disingenuous.

@FemCondition as i said by all means shift attire... but those criminologists shifting thresholds are literally having female swimmers socials deplatformed

@wyvernsrose Again, that's swim. Find one of male track and field.

@wyvernsrose That's swim, and it's funny you had to go to swim. Because the regulations were track and field.

@wyvernsrose Well, can you show us an agency shot of a male athlete in these poses?

I'm not saying its women being hysterical... its criminologists they have shifted definitions and thresholds the public isn't even aware of these changes and they are trying to have them imposed internationally I agreed with you on attire I'm referring to wider shifts when it comes to sports and images they have forced social media platforms to completely deplatform athletes based on their thresholds, just for smiling

@xalipi159006 I think the question not being asked is why aren't there uniforms of equivalent design for the men's teams?

@FemCondition I guess part that makes it difficult to pin down is it varies country to country, USA has lots of options for example. x.com/ktnago13/statu…