Mom Booted From Water Park Because All The Men Can’t Stop Staring
Aug 12, 2023 15:22:53 #
Mom Booted From Water Park Because All The Men Can’t Stop Staring
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYHTKn7IbLQ
Madelyn Sheaffer, a 43-year-old woman from Independence, Missouri, recently experienced an incident of discrimination at the Adventure Oasis Water Park.
The full-figured mother claims that she was asked to leave the community pool because her two-piece string bikini was deemed inappropriate by staff members.
Did this mom face discrimination for her body type?
Sheaffer allegedly went to the park with four family members and upon entering the pool with her niece and nephew, she said she was approached by pool staff, who told her to put on shorts because her bottoms were too small.
When a supervisor came over, Sheaffer was further informed that even her top was deemed too small as well.
Sheaffer then asked to speak with a manager but instead of addressing her concerns about being discriminated against due to age or body size, she was ordered to cover up or leave the park entirely.
“I am a 43-year-old woman who did not have the confidence — or the body — to put on a bikini until [I] was 40 years old,” Sheaffer explained in response. “I will not be discriminated against because I look too good in one.”
Madelyn Sheaffer
When police were called over Sheaffer’s request for filing a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park’s discriminatory policies towards women of different sizes and ages, officers escorted Sheffer off the premises while expressing their sympathies and disapproval of such practices.
Officials at Adventure Oasis had no comments regarding this incident however it is ultimately up to managers’ discretion of attire deemed appropriate for patrons visiting their place.
The full figured mom in question feels differently than what the city of Independence believes – that she faced discrimination due to both age and body size as other girls half her age wearing similar sized bikinis were not singled out.
To make matters worse, after putting in seven years of hard work into losing weight and keeping it off (beginning at 255 pounds weighing 170 when this happened), Madelyn felt embarrassed yet determined not let anyone shame her over something as trivial as clothing choice.
https://newshourfirst.com/2023/08/12/mom-booted-from-water-park-because-all-the-men-cant-stop-staring/?utm_source=NHF%20PI%202023&utm_source=NHF%20Q4BS2&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:115207848&utm_campaign=They%20Immediately%20Kicked%20Her%20Out%20of%20the%20Waterpark%20for%20Wearing%20THIS%20Outfit,%20Take%20a%20LOOK
This probably wouldn't have happened if she were not white.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYHTKn7IbLQ
Madelyn Sheaffer, a 43-year-old woman from Independence, Missouri, recently experienced an incident of discrimination at the Adventure Oasis Water Park.
The full-figured mother claims that she was asked to leave the community pool because her two-piece string bikini was deemed inappropriate by staff members.
Did this mom face discrimination for her body type?
Sheaffer allegedly went to the park with four family members and upon entering the pool with her niece and nephew, she said she was approached by pool staff, who told her to put on shorts because her bottoms were too small.
When a supervisor came over, Sheaffer was further informed that even her top was deemed too small as well.
Sheaffer then asked to speak with a manager but instead of addressing her concerns about being discriminated against due to age or body size, she was ordered to cover up or leave the park entirely.
“I am a 43-year-old woman who did not have the confidence — or the body — to put on a bikini until [I] was 40 years old,” Sheaffer explained in response. “I will not be discriminated against because I look too good in one.”
Madelyn Sheaffer
When police were called over Sheaffer’s request for filing a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park’s discriminatory policies towards women of different sizes and ages, officers escorted Sheffer off the premises while expressing their sympathies and disapproval of such practices.
Officials at Adventure Oasis had no comments regarding this incident however it is ultimately up to managers’ discretion of attire deemed appropriate for patrons visiting their place.
The full figured mom in question feels differently than what the city of Independence believes – that she faced discrimination due to both age and body size as other girls half her age wearing similar sized bikinis were not singled out.
To make matters worse, after putting in seven years of hard work into losing weight and keeping it off (beginning at 255 pounds weighing 170 when this happened), Madelyn felt embarrassed yet determined not let anyone shame her over something as trivial as clothing choice.
https://newshourfirst.com/2023/08/12/mom-booted-from-water-park-because-all-the-men-cant-stop-staring/?utm_source=NHF%20PI%202023&utm_source=NHF%20Q4BS2&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:115207848&utm_campaign=They%20Immediately%20Kicked%20Her%20Out%20of%20the%20Waterpark%20for%20Wearing%20THIS%20Outfit,%20Take%20a%20LOOK
This probably wouldn't have happened if she were not white.
Aug 12, 2023 15:48:43 #
If that place had pulled that stunt on my wife, we’d own that place…..and shut it down immediately.
Aug 12, 2023 16:23:43 #
[quote=Oldsailor65]Mom Booted From Water Park Because All The Men Can’t Stop Staring
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYHTKn7IbLQ
Madelyn Sheaffer, a 43-year-old woman from Independence, Missouri, recently experienced an incident of discrimination at the Adventure Oasis Water Park.
The full-figured mother claims that she was asked to leave the community pool because her two-piece string bikini was deemed inappropriate by staff members.
Did this mom face discrimination for her body type?
Sheaffer allegedly went to the park with four family members and upon entering the pool with her niece and nephew, she said she was approached by pool staff, who told her to put on shorts because her bottoms were too small.
When a supervisor came over, Sheaffer was further informed that even her top was deemed too small as well.
Sheaffer then asked to speak with a manager but instead of addressing her concerns about being discriminated against due to age or body size, she was ordered to cover up or leave the park entirely.
“I am a 43-year-old woman who did not have the confidence — or the body — to put on a bikini until [I] was 40 years old,” Sheaffer explained in response. “I will not be discriminated against because I look too good in one.”
Madelyn Sheaffer
When police were called over Sheaffer’s request for filing a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park’s discriminatory policies towards women of different sizes and ages, officers escorted Sheffer off the premises while expressing their sympathies and disapproval of such practices.
Officials at Adventure Oasis had no comments regarding this incident however it is ultimately up to managers’ discretion of attire deemed appropriate for patrons visiting their place.
The full figured mom in question feels differently than what the city of Independence believes – that she faced discrimination due to both age and body size as other girls half her age wearing similar sized bikinis were not singled out.
To make matters worse, after putting in seven years of hard work into losing weight and keeping it off (beginning at 255 pounds weighing 170 when this happened), Madelyn felt embarrassed yet determined not let anyone shame her over something as trivial as clothing choice.
https://newshourfirst.com/2023/08/12/mom-booted-from-water-park-because-all-the-men-cant-stop-staring/?utm_source=NHF%20PI%202023&utm_source=NHF%20Q4BS2&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:115207848&utm_campaign=They%20Immediately%20Kicked%20Her%20Out%20of%20the%20Waterpark%20for%20Wearing%20THIS%20Outfit,%20Take%20a%20LOOK
This probably wouldn't have happened if she were not white. [/quote]
I'm going to have to study this photo, and any others I can get more thoroughly before I can weigh in here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYHTKn7IbLQ
Madelyn Sheaffer, a 43-year-old woman from Independence, Missouri, recently experienced an incident of discrimination at the Adventure Oasis Water Park.
The full-figured mother claims that she was asked to leave the community pool because her two-piece string bikini was deemed inappropriate by staff members.
Did this mom face discrimination for her body type?
Sheaffer allegedly went to the park with four family members and upon entering the pool with her niece and nephew, she said she was approached by pool staff, who told her to put on shorts because her bottoms were too small.
When a supervisor came over, Sheaffer was further informed that even her top was deemed too small as well.
Sheaffer then asked to speak with a manager but instead of addressing her concerns about being discriminated against due to age or body size, she was ordered to cover up or leave the park entirely.
“I am a 43-year-old woman who did not have the confidence — or the body — to put on a bikini until [I] was 40 years old,” Sheaffer explained in response. “I will not be discriminated against because I look too good in one.”
Madelyn Sheaffer
When police were called over Sheaffer’s request for filing a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park’s discriminatory policies towards women of different sizes and ages, officers escorted Sheffer off the premises while expressing their sympathies and disapproval of such practices.
Officials at Adventure Oasis had no comments regarding this incident however it is ultimately up to managers’ discretion of attire deemed appropriate for patrons visiting their place.
The full figured mom in question feels differently than what the city of Independence believes – that she faced discrimination due to both age and body size as other girls half her age wearing similar sized bikinis were not singled out.
To make matters worse, after putting in seven years of hard work into losing weight and keeping it off (beginning at 255 pounds weighing 170 when this happened), Madelyn felt embarrassed yet determined not let anyone shame her over something as trivial as clothing choice.
https://newshourfirst.com/2023/08/12/mom-booted-from-water-park-because-all-the-men-cant-stop-staring/?utm_source=NHF%20PI%202023&utm_source=NHF%20Q4BS2&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:115207848&utm_campaign=They%20Immediately%20Kicked%20Her%20Out%20of%20the%20Waterpark%20for%20Wearing%20THIS%20Outfit,%20Take%20a%20LOOK
This probably wouldn't have happened if she were not white. [/quote]
I'm going to have to study this photo, and any others I can get more thoroughly before I can weigh in here.
Aug 12, 2023 16:53:00 #
This post is so inane. Can't you think of anything else other than a woman's body, like how come Trump got as much money from China as H****r got.
Aug 12, 2023 16:59:57 #
pegw wrote:
This post is so inane. Can't you think of anything else other than a woman's body, like how come Trump got as much money from China as H****r got.
I think of lotz'other things....like: beef steak, lobster, halibut, smoked salmon, San Magel beer, straight Kentucky bourbon, etc, etc.....I think of them but I can't afford them due to stupid ol Joes inflation!!!
Aug 12, 2023 17:00:33 #
pegw wrote:
This post is so inane. Can't you think of anything else other than a woman's body, like how come Trump got as much money from China as H****r got.
So, you admit H****r took money from China. That’s a step in the right direction.
Aug 12, 2023 17:18:28 #
LostAggie66
Loc: Corpus Christi, TX (Shire of Seawinds)
[quote=Oldsailor65]Mom Booted From Water Park Because All The Men Can’t Stop Staring
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYHTKn7IbLQ
Madelyn Sheaffer, a 43-year-old woman from Independence, Missouri, recently experienced an incident of discrimination at the Adventure Oasis Water Park.
The full-figured mother claims that she was asked to leave the community pool because her two-piece string bikini was deemed inappropriate by staff members.
Did this mom face discrimination for her body type?
Sheaffer allegedly went to the park with four family members and upon entering the pool with her niece and nephew, she said she was approached by pool staff, who told her to put on shorts because her bottoms were too small.
When a supervisor came over, Sheaffer was further informed that even her top was deemed too small as well.
Sheaffer then asked to speak with a manager but instead of addressing her concerns about being discriminated against due to age or body size, she was ordered to cover up or leave the park entirely.
“I am a 43-year-old woman who did not have the confidence — or the body — to put on a bikini until [I] was 40 years old,” Sheaffer explained in response. “I will not be discriminated against because I look too good in one.”
Madelyn Sheaffer
When police were called over Sheaffer’s request for filing a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park’s discriminatory policies towards women of different sizes and ages, officers escorted Sheffer off the premises while expressing their sympathies and disapproval of such practices.
Officials at Adventure Oasis had no comments regarding this incident however it is ultimately up to managers’ discretion of attire deemed appropriate for patrons visiting their place.
The full figured mom in question feels differently than what the city of Independence believes – that she faced discrimination due to both age and body size as other girls half her age wearing similar sized bikinis were not singled out.
To make matters worse, after putting in seven years of hard work into losing weight and keeping it off (beginning at 255 pounds weighing 170 when this happened), Madelyn felt embarrassed yet determined not let anyone shame her over something as trivial as clothing choice.
https://newshourfirst.com/2023/08/12/mom-booted-from-water-park-because-all-the-men-cant-stop-staring/?utm_source=NHF%20PI%202023&utm_source=NHF%20Q4BS2&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:115207848&utm_campaign=They%20Immediately%20Kicked%20Her%20Out%20of%20the%20Waterpark%20for%20Wearing%20THIS%20Outfit,%20Take%20a%20LOOK
This probably wouldn't have happened if she were not white. [/quote]
Well I will say she is definitely an attractive woman. I do disagree with your assumption that the Management of the park would not say the same thing to a non white person if she also was as attractive and her attire was deemed inappropriate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYHTKn7IbLQ
Madelyn Sheaffer, a 43-year-old woman from Independence, Missouri, recently experienced an incident of discrimination at the Adventure Oasis Water Park.
The full-figured mother claims that she was asked to leave the community pool because her two-piece string bikini was deemed inappropriate by staff members.
Did this mom face discrimination for her body type?
Sheaffer allegedly went to the park with four family members and upon entering the pool with her niece and nephew, she said she was approached by pool staff, who told her to put on shorts because her bottoms were too small.
When a supervisor came over, Sheaffer was further informed that even her top was deemed too small as well.
Sheaffer then asked to speak with a manager but instead of addressing her concerns about being discriminated against due to age or body size, she was ordered to cover up or leave the park entirely.
“I am a 43-year-old woman who did not have the confidence — or the body — to put on a bikini until [I] was 40 years old,” Sheaffer explained in response. “I will not be discriminated against because I look too good in one.”
Madelyn Sheaffer
When police were called over Sheaffer’s request for filing a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park’s discriminatory policies towards women of different sizes and ages, officers escorted Sheffer off the premises while expressing their sympathies and disapproval of such practices.
Officials at Adventure Oasis had no comments regarding this incident however it is ultimately up to managers’ discretion of attire deemed appropriate for patrons visiting their place.
The full figured mom in question feels differently than what the city of Independence believes – that she faced discrimination due to both age and body size as other girls half her age wearing similar sized bikinis were not singled out.
To make matters worse, after putting in seven years of hard work into losing weight and keeping it off (beginning at 255 pounds weighing 170 when this happened), Madelyn felt embarrassed yet determined not let anyone shame her over something as trivial as clothing choice.
https://newshourfirst.com/2023/08/12/mom-booted-from-water-park-because-all-the-men-cant-stop-staring/?utm_source=NHF%20PI%202023&utm_source=NHF%20Q4BS2&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:115207848&utm_campaign=They%20Immediately%20Kicked%20Her%20Out%20of%20the%20Waterpark%20for%20Wearing%20THIS%20Outfit,%20Take%20a%20LOOK
This probably wouldn't have happened if she were not white. [/quote]
Well I will say she is definitely an attractive woman. I do disagree with your assumption that the Management of the park would not say the same thing to a non white person if she also was as attractive and her attire was deemed inappropriate.
Aug 12, 2023 17:20:37 #
LostAggie66
Loc: Corpus Christi, TX (Shire of Seawinds)
LostAggie66 wrote:
Well I will say she is definitely an attractive woman. I do disagree with your assumption that the Management of the park would not say the same thing to a non white person if she also was as attractive and her attire was deemed inappropriate.
Aug 12, 2023 17:24:08 #
LostAggie66 wrote:
Well I will say she is definitely an attractive woman. I do disagree with your assumption that the Management of the park would not say the same thing to a non white person if she also was as attractive and her attire was deemed inappropriate.
Not for swimming
Aug 12, 2023 17:44:48 #
steve66613 wrote:
So, you admit H****r took money from China. That’s a step in the right direction.
Oh yeah...luv the gotchas
Aug 12, 2023 17:46:34 #
LostAggie66 wrote:
Well I will say she is definitely an attractive woman. I do disagree with your assumption that the Management of the park would not say the same thing to a non white person if she also was as attractive and her attire was deemed inappropriate.
Yeah right...We all KNOW if she were black what would have happened...NOTHING or be R****T
Aug 12, 2023 20:32:56 #
[quote=Oldsailor65]Mom Booted From Water Park Because All The Men Can’t Stop Staring
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYHTKn7IbLQ
Madelyn Sheaffer, a 43-year-old woman from Independence, Missouri, recently experienced an incident of discrimination at the Adventure Oasis Water Park.
The full-figured mother claims that she was asked to leave the community pool because her two-piece string bikini was deemed inappropriate by staff members.
Did this mom face discrimination for her body type?
Sheaffer allegedly went to the park with four family members and upon entering the pool with her niece and nephew, she said she was approached by pool staff, who told her to put on shorts because her bottoms were too small.
When a supervisor came over, Sheaffer was further informed that even her top was deemed too small as well.
Sheaffer then asked to speak with a manager but instead of addressing her concerns about being discriminated against due to age or body size, she was ordered to cover up or leave the park entirely.
“I am a 43-year-old woman who did not have the confidence — or the body — to put on a bikini until [I] was 40 years old,” Sheaffer explained in response. “I will not be discriminated against because I look too good in one.”
Madelyn Sheaffer
When police were called over Sheaffer’s request for filing a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park’s discriminatory policies towards women of different sizes and ages, officers escorted Sheffer off the premises while expressing their sympathies and disapproval of such practices.
Officials at Adventure Oasis had no comments regarding this incident however it is ultimately up to managers’ discretion of attire deemed appropriate for patrons visiting their place.
The full figured mom in question feels differently than what the city of Independence believes – that she faced discrimination due to both age and body size as other girls half her age wearing similar sized bikinis were not singled out.
To make matters worse, after putting in seven years of hard work into losing weight and keeping it off (beginning at 255 pounds weighing 170 when this happened), Madelyn felt embarrassed yet determined not let anyone shame her over something as trivial as clothing choice.
https://newshourfirst.com/2023/08/12/mom-booted-from-water-park-because-all-the-men-cant-stop-staring/?utm_source=NHF%20PI%202023&utm_source=NHF%20Q4BS2&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:115207848&utm_campaign=They%20Immediately%20Kicked%20Her%20Out%20of%20the%20Waterpark%20for%20Wearing%20THIS%20Outfit,%20Take%20a%20LOOK
This probably wouldn't have happened if she were not white. [/quote]
Sad...
She worked hard...
I wonder if there was a dress code???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYHTKn7IbLQ
Madelyn Sheaffer, a 43-year-old woman from Independence, Missouri, recently experienced an incident of discrimination at the Adventure Oasis Water Park.
The full-figured mother claims that she was asked to leave the community pool because her two-piece string bikini was deemed inappropriate by staff members.
Did this mom face discrimination for her body type?
Sheaffer allegedly went to the park with four family members and upon entering the pool with her niece and nephew, she said she was approached by pool staff, who told her to put on shorts because her bottoms were too small.
When a supervisor came over, Sheaffer was further informed that even her top was deemed too small as well.
Sheaffer then asked to speak with a manager but instead of addressing her concerns about being discriminated against due to age or body size, she was ordered to cover up or leave the park entirely.
“I am a 43-year-old woman who did not have the confidence — or the body — to put on a bikini until [I] was 40 years old,” Sheaffer explained in response. “I will not be discriminated against because I look too good in one.”
Madelyn Sheaffer
When police were called over Sheaffer’s request for filing a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park’s discriminatory policies towards women of different sizes and ages, officers escorted Sheffer off the premises while expressing their sympathies and disapproval of such practices.
Officials at Adventure Oasis had no comments regarding this incident however it is ultimately up to managers’ discretion of attire deemed appropriate for patrons visiting their place.
The full figured mom in question feels differently than what the city of Independence believes – that she faced discrimination due to both age and body size as other girls half her age wearing similar sized bikinis were not singled out.
To make matters worse, after putting in seven years of hard work into losing weight and keeping it off (beginning at 255 pounds weighing 170 when this happened), Madelyn felt embarrassed yet determined not let anyone shame her over something as trivial as clothing choice.
https://newshourfirst.com/2023/08/12/mom-booted-from-water-park-because-all-the-men-cant-stop-staring/?utm_source=NHF%20PI%202023&utm_source=NHF%20Q4BS2&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:115207848&utm_campaign=They%20Immediately%20Kicked%20Her%20Out%20of%20the%20Waterpark%20for%20Wearing%20THIS%20Outfit,%20Take%20a%20LOOK
This probably wouldn't have happened if she were not white. [/quote]
Sad...
She worked hard...
I wonder if there was a dress code???
Aug 12, 2023 20:35:21 #
LogicallyRight
Loc: Chicago
pegw wrote:
This post is so inane. Can't you think of anything else other than a woman's body, like how come Trump got as much money from China as H****r got.
We can talk about wh**ever we want or wh**ever hits the news. Just because you can't wear that, doesn't mean she can't. Underage girls wear that and less in public pools and beaches. It isn't as if it was a string bikini. And many women wear tops that show more. She just happens to have a great looking female body, so get over it.
Aug 12, 2023 20:46:00 #
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
Sad...
She worked hard...
I wonder if there was a dress code???
She worked hard...
I wonder if there was a dress code???
I have lost 100 LB or more several times but gained it right back To keep it off you have to become a different person and that aint easy. When I am at Walmart or someplace and I see so many elementary school kids that are obese (I h**e that word) I am sorry for them because they will have a weight problem all their life that aint their fault. People who are just naturally slim think that being overweight is peoples own fault.
Aug 12, 2023 20:48:37 #
Oldsailor65 wrote:
I have lost 100 LB or more several times but gained it right back To keep it off you have to become a different person and that aint easy. When I am at Walmart or someplace and I see so many elementary school kids that are obese (I h**e that word) I am sorry for them because they will have a weight problem all their life that aint their fault. People who are just naturally slim think that being overweight is peoples own fault.
I'm the same...
Currently on the slimming part of the cycle ..
But resigned to gaining it back eventually...
Obese children are the victims of child abuse... IMO
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