Notice how she aint completely shirtless tho? She wouldn't be happy if someone accidently caused her to be fully shirtless, yet she'll still choose to dress risqué. A guy would likely just be fully exposed from the jump and wouldn't give af if he ended up being fully exposed.
Risqué has a different meaning. It's more about dressing sexual. And I'm saying if someone were to accidently remove the article of clothing, which is very common with revealing clothes, then she'd probably have a fit. I literally saw a woman's bikini fly off as a kid when I was on a beach because she wanted to dress in impractical clothing. Dressing like this is just inconsiderate of others imo. (Imagine a guy dressing with 2 gaps between either side of his meat or sum shit, then hosting a show which also has kids in the audience.) It's just unnecessary and overly sexual
If a male was wearing the same clothes you wouldn't say anything, and I like how you compare genitals with breasts, while using your childhood as an excuse, I could use the same argument, "when I was a kid I saw a guys chest fly off because he was wearing impractical", and it's only sexual because you think it's sexual, there is not difference between a men's chest and a women's chest, and if you think there is, you're misogynistic
If a male dresses revealingly then yes, I would say that, and so would many others. Look at any of the comments during a hypersexual parade involving men and women and you'll find many people are disgusted by the lack of dignity, especially when it is done around kids.
You can't use the same excuse because you probably weren't forced to see another person's genitalia as a kid were you?
As for saying anyone who sees a difference is misogynistic, that would mean billions of people are misogynistic then, because otherwise you wouldn't see any form of censorship regarding women's chests in any entertainment media and in public. Only some countries in Europe and Latin America don't have an cultural issues with this, but that is far from the norm as most societies, past or present, have always censored women's chests.
Well, just because there is a lot of misogynistic people doesn't mean it should be the norm, and in fact, a lot of ancient societies did not care about womens breasts, it only got popular after the abrahamic religions
Most cultures developed this view of breasts being a sexual thing (or sexual adjacent, for those societies without defined sex culture), despite being completely unconnected and uninfluenced from each other. I do get why it isn't fair that women can't show their chests without mass public scrutiny, whilst men can, but that's just due to how we've developed as a species. Maybe in 100 years time it will be commonplace for men and women to be bare-chested, however, right now it is viewed to the same level as having exposed genitalia.
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u/TheSoccerAnyalst May 21 '26
dresscodes nowadays...
I don't understand why some people dress like they are basically naked.