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Lets use some common sense here. If a person (male/female) wears clothing specifically designed to accentuate and showcase their sexual assets, then people are going to look at you in a sexual way. I don't know why this is so hard from some feminist to grasp, but it's just truly ridiculous to me that people can't even recognize that.

It would be really nice if we lived in a perfect world where guys don't grope girls dressed like this, but we don't. I believe that a girl should be able to wear whatever she likes, and not get sexually assaulted. But again, we don't like in a world like that.

It's the same concept of me parking an unlocked Mercedes in the hood with the keys in the ignition. If I do that, it's going to get stolen. Do I support car thieves? Absolutely not. Could I have used some common sense to prevent that situation from happening? Absolutely. And that is my point right there.

What if you're dressed like a gang member? Wouldn't it be expected that if you dress like this, then people will be intimidated by you? Of course. Are gang members out there trying to give everyone hugs asking about people's days? No. Did you just realize that people judge you based on how you carry yourself and how you dress?

Cliff notes: If you really don't want sexual attention from strangers, then don't dress in a sexually provocative way. Women should take precaution in how they dress in certain areas to protect themselves.

Can you sense if a guy is having self confidence issues and is intimidated by you / women because of his physical traits?
How do you feel about such guys?

Does this make sense to you? You’re a guy Imagine a pretty girl you really like. You hear her say she would prefer a 9 inch penis or bigger than average penis.

You’re only 6-7 inches. (What should be a good size anyway).

You feel intimidated by it. As your penis is your most male part. You feel like you wouldn’t be able to satisfy her and have amazing sex with her like bigger men. And so you never Perdue the relationship.