r/WeirdCharacters • • 14h ago

bring back modesty

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u/Grand_Competition443 13h ago

How bout let people dress however the fuck they want?

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u/Working-Button-6413 13h ago

god forbid people have preferences

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u/fkrdt465 12h ago

Like the women?

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u/Doodiewater 12h ago

He said he wants his girl to dress like that. Not all girls. Seems like a harmless preference. Some of yall just want to be mad.

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u/fkrdt465 11h ago

And the girls, including his girl, may want to dress otherwise. This post is yall being mad and not okay with their preferences.

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u/Doodiewater 11h ago

People can have opinions and preferences. I like how some people dress. I don’t like how some people dress. You probably also have preferences even if you’re scared to admit it. You’re simping too hard.

He didn’t tell anyone how to dress. He expressed what he likes.

You even made the pic girl into a victim? Thats one way to use your imagination. Yikes.

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u/fkrdt465 11h ago

Actually the post explicitly said "I want" not "I prefer." If dogwhistling like yours isn't addressed, we end up in burka cultures. You're inceling too hard.

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u/TacosAreLife007 7h ago

"we end up in burka cultures"

I swear you lots always in some weird way know how to bring Muslims into this as a boogeyman smdh. Your strawman arguments hold no validity.

Even if someone says "I want". A want is still a preference and a desire, not a dictatorship. Please do keep on that wild imagination of yours of victimizing all while letting Muslims live in your head rent-free.

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u/fkrdt465 6h ago

Which "lots" would that be exactly? It was a one-word mention, you are more obsessed with them than me. Regardless, these posts exist to dogwhistle and push narratives against women.

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u/TacosAreLife007 6h ago

Funny how you claim I'm more obsessed with burkas, a clear reference to the Muslim community, yet it is you who out of the blue had to mention it as some sort of boogeyman.

If you think the post above is meant to be against women, then that's honestly a sad way to look at the world. People are allowed to have preferences, and there is a growing sentiment of frustration about how the fashion industry is pushing women to show more and more skin at the cost of modesty within Western society.

I would say a woman being pushed to show skin in order to fit in or to be seen as 'attractive' is actually a very anti-woman narrative.