Search Results: one of my boobs are bigger

Assume you met both of them online, and you have to decide which one to go with given that you're not having enough time otherwise:

A: the relationship girl. Serious, successful,, having a grad degree, having a well-paid stable job, attractive, brunette, average body, made the first move, always splits the bill, had sex with you but wants you to get tested for STDs to try new things, mediocre in bed but enthusiastic to improve, wants a relationship, ready to get married but not settle down as she wants to see the world, 6 months older than you, open, direct and honest, talkative, you have about 95% common hobbies and values, she is not afraid to initiate and plan dates or text first.

B: hot girl, blonde, sleeps with anyone on online dating, having a low paid or minimum wage job, younger than you (2-4 years), always looking to sleep with people or to go on free dates, very experienced in bed, taking your mind off, she wants to be a stay at home mom and not work, she doesn't have college degree, you have about 50% shared hobbies, big boobs, nice body.

Im not saying that the attention is necessarily bad or good. Im just asking who is responsible for it. I know personally I dont like it.

So lets say there's this really attractive woman, and she's walking down the street, she's wearing a nice body con or tight fitting outfit, whos fault is it that she's getting stared at?
Does it matter what she's wearing? Like if she's wearing something modest, is it less her fault, more his? If she's wearing something completely modest (like a t shirt and sweatpants), is it less her fault?
Does it depend on how much she's wearing? Does her body type matter? Does her attractiveness matter? Like if she has big boobs, should she be mindful of the fact that men will stare and dress them down?
And yes, you can still be checked out in a tshirt and joggers lol It doesn't happen as much, but it does happen.

**OMG, time for the misogyny/misandry, ok peeps. I recognize that men get oggled too. HOWEVER i feel that its mostly a woman's issue. Hence, why Im using the gender pronouns. Its kinda like if I were asking about asking people out or paying for dates, I'd use "he" more than she because although yes, women do ask men out and pay for dates, most of those woes are held by men as they are largely the ones affected by it. So please dont get offended, but if you do, sorry but im not sorry :)