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Yo everybody! Did you know that the blue dress recently worn by Meghan Markle in public wasn't really see through?
That's right! You didn't really see her dark underwear that you thought you saw! According to stylists and people here, there is no such thing as see through garments! It's all an "optical illusion!" Yes, you heard right. There is no see through material like silk, chiffon, or gauze. So ladies, discard your see through lingerie. Your man never saw your nipples or shaved sweet spot through it anyway!
Come to think of it--there's no such thing as glass or transparent windows. It's all an illusion!
14 Answers
- Anonymous2 years agoFavorite Answer
I like it when girls wear see through fabrics
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hmm, darling. Just why are you so hysterical about this? And who ever said that there is no such thing as a transparent (well, to be accurate, semi-transparent) fabric?
You might want to see a psychiatrist and go on sedatives. You seem to be a little -- over-excited, wouldn't you say?
As for Meghan Sussex's underwear (that REALLY seems to excite you, dear), the dress in question didn't appear to show "dark" underwear, if it showed underwear at all, which isn't certain. It appeared to be flesh-colored.
But perhaps the idea of "dark" underwear really gets you going, sweetie. You seem to have no real sexual outlets, so we'll make allowances for your, er, "needs".
- Anonymous2 years ago
It is as transparent as your trolling.
- Tad DubiousLv 72 years ago
No, I did not know that, but I really appreciate you keeping us abreast of the issue.
- ?Lv 52 years ago
Yes certain materials allow light to pass through. Certain materials allow some light to pass through. Some materials don't allow any light to go through at all. Compare air molecules, a piece of typing paper, and a brick.
Source(s): 3rd grade science class - Anonymous2 years ago
Didn't you ask the same question twice yesterday? Anyway, I saw the dress in question and it was see through, in certain conditions.
- ?Lv 72 years ago
You can tell "stylists and people here" that they are wrong.
There is something wrong with a person who believes everything they hear.
- Anonymous2 years ago
Yes