Straight Arrow said No what I am trying to say ...
Is that the bad guy when ever has a chance of course he will rape the woman what ever she is wearing, and this is due to the bad mantality of this man..."
- Right. On one hand, it is a fundamental human right for women to be comfortable wearing whatever she likes. However, she should be alert/aware of her surroundings and discerning and learn to take care of herself or have someone watch out for her.
With regards to the sexily dressed women - sometimes they should ask themselves whether it's really dressing up for themselves as they claim, or to attract attention - because of the stage of life that they are in?
It should be remembered that shallow men are quite the norm. So, it also goes to "sifting the wheat from the chaff", so to speak.
In this regard, I actually think there is value in the culture where the ladies have really wonderful dresses under their abayas but only take off their abayas when in the company of family or other sisters only.
With regards to the polls - every bit of research can be qualified by a number of factors, eg. the sample size of participants, etc. Never believe what is written without thinking further.
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Beauty lies in the eyes of the beerholder.
Straight Arrow said No what I am trying to say ...
Is that the bad guy when ever has a chance of course he will rape the woman what ever she is wearing, and this is due to the bad mantality of this man..."
- Right. On one hand, it is a fundamental human right for women to be comfortable wearing whatever she likes. However, she should be alert/aware of her surroundings and discerning and learn to take care of herself or have someone watch out for her.
With regards to the sexily dressed women - sometimes they should ask themselves whether it's really dressing up for themselves as they claim, or to attract attention - because of the stage of life that they are in?
It should be remembered that shallow men are quite the norm. So, it also goes to "sifting the wheat from the chaff", so to speak.
In this regard, I actually think there is value in the culture where the ladies have really wonderful dresses under their abayas but only take off their abayas when in the company of family or other sisters only.
With regards to the polls - every bit of research can be qualified by a number of factors, eg. the sample size of participants, etc. Never believe what is written without thinking further.
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Beauty lies in the eyes of the beerholder.