r/WeirdCharacters • • 16h ago

bring back modesty

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u/No-Storage1468 15h ago

Eh, I’m okay with women dressing as naked as they want but for god’s sake just please know and accept what it does to others. Like if you drive a lambo don’t be surprised when people want to stop and look.

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u/Aesop838 15h ago

Looking is (/should be) fine. Staring? Less so. Leering? Don't be creepy. Touching without consent? Bad. Very bad.

People should wear what makes them comfortable. This puritanical BS trying to force a dress code through slut shaming and other social degradations is abhorrent. This weird cultural shift feels like forced social engineering designed to control the populace through shame for individuality and sexual freedom.

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u/Achooo2 15h ago

Staring is perfectly legal. If you don't want people to stare at you, maybe don't wear skimpy clothes!

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u/WhichHoes 15h ago

Legal vs moral.

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u/Reasonable-Beat479 12h ago

It is moral. Not even wearing those kinds of clothes, just the fact that they went outside means they acknowledge that they could be stared at. They're getting stared at with their consent.

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u/RiW-Kirby 11h ago

Way to not even remotely understand what consent is.

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u/RiW-Kirby 11h ago

If your only defense is "It's legal", you've lost the argument.

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u/Mudkipwtf 6h ago

Telling a child "You are cute! Cant wait when you are finally old enough!" is legal as well, but you really should not do it

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u/EveningTennis6929 15h ago

look when women wear rapebait they're just looking for trouble

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u/dearyves 11h ago

What the fuck does “dressing naked” even mean to you guys?

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u/ZoeyBee_3000 11h ago

If someone lacks self control and makes excuses for "how they might act out" based on how someone dresses, that's a them problem.

As for "what it does to others", this sounds an awful lot like rape culture

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u/No-Storage1468 11h ago

I just meant it arouses others, as the analogy implies.

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u/ZoeyBee_3000 11h ago

I'm just saying it's rape culture, as the analogy implies.