Anonymous #1 10h

If you don’t like it, then don’t look

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Anonymous #2 10h

Lets live in the real world, children shouldn’t be walking around this its in public everyone sees nobody is staring but we can all see, you don’t have to act like you don’t know this or act willingly ignorant by pretending we can just look the other direction and the problem goes away. Women have become too comfortable that let children see their bodies. And I wouldn’t like to see a man do the same with their bodies either. It’s borderline sexual harassment.

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Anonymous #1 10h

Then you are free to stay in your isolated religious communities and rant about outdated purity culture values there. But I don’t think complaining will solve anything. The SA rates for women won’t decrease even if everyone wore baggy clothing. But I’m not going to waste the rest of my time arguing with someone who can’t type in complete sentences. Have a nice evening.

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Anonymous #2 10h

So you’re okay at children seeing women’s asses out, is that your stance? Simple yes or no question.

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Anonymous #1 9h

not cunt

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Anonymous cuntdecider 8h

Perhaps you could answer for them? I don’t think they will say what their thinking

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Anonymous #1 4h

they're* thinking

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Anonymous #1 4h

I think the point is that existing in a body is not inherently sexual. Children aren’t looking at a little cheek because they aren’t taught that yet. It’s just someone’s body existing. If a little cheek being out is more comfortable for someone, who cares? No one is forcing anyone to look and again, I think the point is existing in your body isn’t inherently sexual so therefore it’s not weird.

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Anonymous #1 3h

the human body isn't inherently sexual, you just have a deeply ingrained fetish for it. clothing ha historically been used as an oppressive tool especially regarding women. do your research. you sound stupid.

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Anonymous #6 2h

Im sorry but this is bullshit. Women or men should not be walking around with straight cheeks out, especially not children. This isnt about shoulders or midriffs, this is about covering up private parts, especially when youre in public. Its disrespectful in many cultures to be walking around with your ass hanging out and you should respect that.

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Anonymous #4 1h

Maybe you can answer

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Anonymous #6 1h

Do you live In some alternate reality where a naked body isn't sexual? Why are we trying to act willingly ignorant to make the argument work? I'm not JUST talking about women I've been saying I hold men to the same standard because it's obvious someone was gonna use this as an argument and I do use the same standard. And would you like to answer the yes or no question everyone has been avoiding that I asked?

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