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This has been getting a lot of traction lately and I'm wondering what GaGers think. One girl believes Six Flags has enforced a "sexist" dress code by not allowing her to reenter the park during a visit last month on her 22nd birthday.

The story popped up at Seventeen. com, where Bina Ramesh says she was first allowed in wearing a low-cut top but later, after returning to the parking lot to get something from the car, she was blocked from getting back in. The male security guard told her the outfit violated the Six Flags dress code policy, which reads: "

In keeping with our family-friendly environment, and for safety reasons, Six Flags enforces a dress code. Proper attire must be worn in the park at all times, including shirts and appropriate footwear. Clothing or tattoos with offensive language or graphics are not permitted at any time. Examples of clothing not permitted are those displaying: Profanity, Pornography, Graphic violence, Support of drugs and drug use, Gang symbols, Promotion of discrimination against any group. Bathing suits may be worn only in water park areas.”

It doesn't specifically say anything about cleavage, though, so we're in a gray area. Then, Ramesh took to Facebook, where she posted the image you see here, saying we still live in a world of "ridiculous double standards and sexism." Agree or disagree with what happened?

So I've been snapping this girl and she's been replying with pictures that obviously highlight her boobs. For example, she sends me photos where her shirt/top/sweater/etc. has been pulled down just enough to give a glimpse of her bra. Or she'll take the picture from a high angle that clearly shows maximum cleavage/such a low angle that her face is almost cut off from the shot. What should I do in this situation?