| Covering Up With The Ass Sweater |
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Waist Not Want Not
The ass sweater is the only piece of clothing a self-conscious woman needs to protect her self-esteem and disguise her hindside imperfections. A woman might spend thousands of dollars improving her wardrobe, buying designer jeans, capri pants, and mini-skirts. But really, the most important piece of clothing is that twenty-dollar woollen sweater that ties around the waist and covers up the backside bulges. The ass sweater removes the need to lose that extra five pounds. It innocuously drapes over the hips, and conveniently falls over the buttocks, discreetly disguising any uncomfortable rear anomalies. The ass sweater is basically a show curtain intended to cover the entire "backstage." And the bigger the "problem", the bigger the sweater. But there's only so much these woven materials can do to cover the portly portions of the female physique. Other than actually losing weight, everything else has been tried before: vertical stripes, gathered skirts, control-top panty hose. The only thing that truly works is wearing black--but not in Spandex!!! Ladies, putting a piece of heavy clothing over your behind isn't a fashion statement. We know it for what it is--a fanny blind, a rump reducer, a derriere disguise, a butt cape. It's a sweater with one sole purpose: to cover up your ass. Men don't have a stylish solution for masking their beer guts. Unless they're wearing a catcher's chest protector, or they're carrying a cooler (which is probably full of beer), they're not capable of hiding that beer bulge from anyone. Yes, a guy could try wearing a girdle or a "manziere," but do you think that anyone was ever fooled by William Shatner's midsection manipulations? If Kirk's girdle ever failed, that tummy tucker would launch into space at warp speed. Is the ass sweater going to help? Some men like a woman with a bigger caboose. Some guys don't think that looks are important. But maybe we're wrong about this. Perhaps the ass sweater is actually just a convenient way to carry that extra article of clothing, for the woman who wants to be just a little bit more prepared against inclement weather.
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