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May. 23rd, 2006 09:49 amIf you're a fat woman, you have an excuse if you're in Saudi Arabia who is rivaling the US for fattitude. The difference? If women exercise, it's against religious morals and they face harassment (which in those countries may mean being set on fire).
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060519/ap_on_he_me/fitness_saudi_women_3
At a clinic that treats obesity-related diseases, a booklet left by a writer named Muhammad al-Habdan, warned that if girls' schools began P.E., Saudi girls would have to change into workout gear — and good girls should not disrobe outside their homes. Changing in a locker room might cause them to lose the shyness that is the hallmark of good morals, the booklet warned. It went on to say that the girls might become attracted to each other after seeing their classmates in tight leotards and tops.
Imagine that. How could you not be attracted to those sensitive hairy men?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060519/ap_on_he_me/fitness_saudi_women_3
At a clinic that treats obesity-related diseases, a booklet left by a writer named Muhammad al-Habdan, warned that if girls' schools began P.E., Saudi girls would have to change into workout gear — and good girls should not disrobe outside their homes. Changing in a locker room might cause them to lose the shyness that is the hallmark of good morals, the booklet warned. It went on to say that the girls might become attracted to each other after seeing their classmates in tight leotards and tops.
Imagine that. How could you not be attracted to those sensitive hairy men?
