Uber-Nifty Underwear

I just read an article about an art exhibit in Poland called, “From Pantaloons to G-Strings.” The show displays women’s underwear from knickers to thongs and creates a visual timeline of undies. What’s cool about it is the tidy whitey’s change just as the woman’s status has changed. It’s interesting because I never thought about my unmentionables like that. Through out history women have been growing and moving forward just as our underwear has. Undies went from being huge uncomfortable sheets to sexy silky lingerie. Now a days it’s acceptable for a chick to bare it all. We see it on TV, magazines, and on bulky billboards day in and day out. Though not all of us approve of, we tolerate it. As apposed to past times when it was looked down upon for a girl to show her socks.
Men’s undergarments haven’t changed much compared to the female taboos that sit beneath skirts and pants. But I feel like I should start raising certain questions. Girls have come a long way from the unutterable kitchen, but is there a line? Is watching women dance around in G-Strings covered in pudding (MTV) helping us? In my opinion I would say no. Yes we have the freedom to do so, but I think there should be some responsibility, right? It would be completely different positions it guys were whiping out the speedos every music video or commercial. But they’re not, most of the time it’s the chicks that are dancing around like pets.