Why do you think it is okay to dress as we wish in the USA but in the Middle East they "need" a dress code? Are you saying that people here more moral than those in the west? Or that people here have less self-control and need more rules to keep their behavior in line? What's your point?
Newsflash: we Americans do have rules and standards for clothing and behavior, contrary to what you might think from seeing the TV or the gossip mags. Most women do not run around half naked there; we might not cover as much as the women here do, but the vast majority of Americans would be surprised and put off by someone who was dressed inappropriately in the office.
And so what if women's body structure is different than a man's? What does that have to do with appropriate work clothes? Are you implying that women should have to cover up more because men can't control themselves when they see that we have curves and are built differently than they are? I get so tired of these arguments that put the onus for men behaving properly on women, like it's our fault if a man gets all hot and bothered looking at us.
You're men. Take responsibility for yourselves and act the part.
"Most plain girls are virtuous because of the scarcity of opportunity to be otherwise."
-- Maya Angelou
overflowing with naked, immoral, indecent people.
Why do you think it is okay to dress as we wish in the USA but in the Middle East they "need" a dress code? Are you saying that people here more moral than those in the west? Or that people here have less self-control and need more rules to keep their behavior in line? What's your point?
Newsflash: we Americans do have rules and standards for clothing and behavior, contrary to what you might think from seeing the TV or the gossip mags. Most women do not run around half naked there; we might not cover as much as the women here do, but the vast majority of Americans would be surprised and put off by someone who was dressed inappropriately in the office.
And so what if women's body structure is different than a man's? What does that have to do with appropriate work clothes? Are you implying that women should have to cover up more because men can't control themselves when they see that we have curves and are built differently than they are? I get so tired of these arguments that put the onus for men behaving properly on women, like it's our fault if a man gets all hot and bothered looking at us.
You're men. Take responsibility for yourselves and act the part.
"Most plain girls are virtuous because of the scarcity of opportunity to be otherwise."
-- Maya Angelou