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<p>Another day, another story of a woman being told what she can and cannot wear. Today, we have a college student who was allegedly <a href="https://www.indy100.com/article/student-kicked-out-gym-wearing-crop-top-7701441">kicked out of a gym</a> for wearing a crop top.</p><p>Sarah Villafa&ntilde;e was working out at a student gym at the College of Charleston when a she says a staff member approached her and asked her to put on a different shirt. Villafa&ntilde;e told them she didn&#39;t have another shirt to change into, and continued on with her workout. That&#39;s when they asked her to leave.</p><p>She posted a photo of the outfit she was wearing to Facebook last week.</p><oembed>https://www.facebook.com/sarah.villafane/posts/10212453761201200</oembed><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>Villafa&ntilde;e wrote on Facebook:</p><blockquote> <p>So I just got kicked out of the College of Charleston student gym for wearing this outfit. Like not allowed to work out. Not allowed to because of THIS OUTFIT THAT I BOUGHT SPECIFICALLY TO WORK OUT IN.</p> <p>I&#39;ve worn this same outfit all day. Went to 3 classes and spoke personally with each of my professors today and they didn&#39;t have a problem. But when I walked into the gym they asked me to put on a different shirt. Obviously I didn&#39;t bring an extra shirt to the gym and wasn&#39;t about to wear my flannel while working out. So I just said mhm ok and went about my work out pretty pissed off that they even asked me to change.</p> <p>Then, when I&#39;m in the BACK CORNER of the gym doing abs on the floor, another staff member comes up and asks me to &quot;put my shirt back on.&quot; I said &quot;I have a shirt on.&quot; They say &quot;no that&#39;s not a shirt. You have to wear a whole shirt&quot; I say &quot;how is this not a shirt?&quot; And she says &quot;You need full coverage. If you have a problem, we always have our boss here.&quot; I laughed and said &quot;Alright bring him over here if he has a problem.&quot;</p> <p>A few minutes later while I&#39;m doing more work outs on the floor, the &quot;boss&quot; comes up. He says &quot;I&#39;m gonna need you to put a shirt on.&quot; Again, I tell them &quot;I am wearing a shirt.&quot; He says &quot;I need you to put on a shirt or I&#39;m gonna have to ask you to leave.&quot; I said &quot;But I HAVE A SHIRT ON.&quot; He says &quot;Are you gonna put a shirt on?&quot; And I said &quot;Well if this isn&#39;t a shirt... no. I&#39;m not gonna put a shirt on.&quot;</p> <p>WTF COFC. I bought this outfit to work out in because it&#39;s COMFORTABLE. What is the issue? Why can&#39;t I work out in this outfit? Is my belly button distracting to the general 85% male demographic that your gym serves? I&#39;m forced to leave, WHY? Honestly I&#39;m so floored that I just got kicked out for this. DO BETTER COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><div class="oembedall-container sec-iframe sec-oembed-iframe"><div><div class="video-correcting-container" style="left: 0px;width: 100%;height: 0px;position: relative;padding-bottom: 56.2493%;"><iframe src="https://giphy.com/embed/l0IybQjMDzPk2w5oY" width="480" height="270" frameborder="0" class="giphy-embed" allowfullscreen style="top: 0px;left: 0px;width: 100%;height: 100%;position: absolute;"></iframe></div></div></div><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>Villafa&ntilde;e later edited her post with an update. The gym clarified that it had kicked her out for &quot;sanitary concerns,&quot; but she says they never made those concerns clear when they were, you know, kicking her out.</p><blockquote> <p>[EDIT:] The gym has since said that they kicked me out for &quot;sanitary concerns.&quot; However, they never made those sanitary concerns clear when they asked me to change. They told me I need &quot;more coverage&quot; and nothing more. Not to mention, their website has no written dress code anyway. The dress code at the front of the gym simply says &quot;Athletic wear must be worn.&quot; I would say that what I&#39;m wearing (whether you believe it&#39;s a sports bra or a crop top) is completely normal and considered athletic wear.</p> </blockquote><p>What do you think? Was this out of line? Can&#39;t we just let ladies work out in whatever they want to work out in? Britney Spears <a href="https://www.someecards.com/entertainment/celebrities/britney-spears-workout-bikini-instagram/">works out in a bikini</a>, for crying out loud!</p><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

Gym kicks college student out for 'sanitary concerns' over the outfit she's wearing.

Another day, another story of a woman being told what she can and cannot wear. Today, we have a college student who was allegedly kicked out of a gym for wearing a crop top.Sarah Villafa&ntilde;e was working out at a student gym at the College of Charleston when a she says a staff member approached her and asked her to put on a different shirt. Villafa&ntilde;e told them she didn&#39;t have another shirt to change into, and continued on with her workout. That&#39;s when they asked her to leave.She posted a photo of the outfit she was wearing to Facebook last week.https://www.facebook.com/sarah.villafane/posts/10212453761201200Villafa&ntilde;e wrote on Facebook: So I just got kicked out of the College of Charleston student gym for wearing this outfit. Like not allowed to work out. Not allowed to because of THIS OUTFIT THAT I BOUGHT SPECIFICALLY TO WORK OUT IN. I&#39;ve worn this same outfit all day. Went to 3 classes and spoke personally with each of my professors today and they didn&#39;t have a problem. But when I walked into the gym they asked me to put on a different shirt. Obviously I didn&#39;t bring an extra shirt to the gym and wasn&#39;t about to wear my flannel while working out. So I just said mhm ok and went about my work out pretty pissed off that they even asked me to change. Then, when I&#39;m in the BACK CORNER of the gym doing abs on the floor, another staff member comes up and asks me to &quot;put my shirt back on.&quot; I said &quot;I have a shirt on.&quot; They say &quot;no that&#39;s not a shirt. You have to wear a whole shirt&quot; I say &quot;how is this not a shirt?&quot; And she says &quot;You need full coverage. If you have a problem, we always have our boss here.&quot; I laughed and said &quot;Alright bring him over here if he has a problem.&quot; A few minutes later while I&#39;m doing more work outs on the floor, the &quot;boss&quot; comes up. He says &quot;I&#39;m gonna need you to put a shirt on.&quot; Again, I tell them &quot;I am wearing a shirt.&quot; He says &quot;I need you to put on a shirt or I&#39;m gonna have to ask you to leave.&quot; I said &quot;But I HAVE A SHIRT ON.&quot; He says &quot;Are you gonna put a shirt on?&quot; And I said &quot;Well if this isn&#39;t a shirt... no. I&#39;m not gonna put a shirt on.&quot; WTF COFC. I bought this outfit to work out in because it&#39;s COMFORTABLE. What is the issue? Why can&#39;t I work out in this outfit? Is my belly button distracting to the general 85% male demographic that your gym serves? I&#39;m forced to leave, WHY? Honestly I&#39;m so floored that I just got kicked out for this. DO BETTER COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. Villafa&ntilde;e later edited her post with an update. The gym clarified that it had kicked her out for &quot;sanitary concerns,&quot; but she says they never made those concerns clear when they were, you know, kicking her out. [EDIT:] The gym has since said that they kicked me out for &quot;sanitary concerns.&quot; However, they never made those sanitary concerns clear when they asked me to change. They told me I need &quot;more coverage&quot; and nothing more. Not to mention, their website has no written dress code anyway. The dress code at the front of the gym simply says &quot;Athletic wear must be worn.&quot; I would say that what I&#39;m wearing (whether you believe it&#39;s a sports bra or a crop top) is completely normal and considered athletic wear. What do you think? Was this out of line? Can&#39;t we just let ladies work out in whatever they want to work out in? Britney Spears works out in a bikini, for crying out loud!

Another day, another story of a woman being told what she can and cannot wear. Today, we have a college student who was allegedly kicked out of a gym for wearing a crop top.  Sarah Villafa&ntilde;e was working out at a student gym at the...