northern wind

Feb. 24, 2012 at 3:31am with 54,123 notes

Reblogged from dejjjjja

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northernwind:

dejjjjja:

I feel really bad for this woman. She has no self-respect, and feels the need to dress risque to capture others attention to make her feel better about herself. It’s sad, and what’s even worse is whenever young impressionable females witness this, and see the attention this lady is getting, they alter their appearances and outfits to get the same reaction. I applaud the dude for telling her to sit the fuck down though! Especially since his munchkins were on the train.

Who called the body police? Judging people by outward appearance/ attempting to shame them for how they want to live, super cool. I say keep going, grrrl. Show as much, and little as you like.

Her booty was hanging out though! You don’t see anything a little wrong with that? I wouldn’t say anything if she was headed to a club or something along those lines, but wearing a dress that you couldn’t even bend over with for a stroll across town? I dunno, maybe I’m just being uptight, but like I said, whenever there are impressionable children around, I’m not too sure you should be wearing things like that.

But who is to say A:where she’s going and B:if dressing any way is wrong? I know you stated its’ purpose was for male attention-but you don’t know that. I go for strolls about town in near translucent tops, but I do it for me, because I feel good In it, because I like how I look. She looks happy in that dress, that is what I care about. I won’t even address the fact that she is a woman of color, and that we see images of thin, white women wearing just as little,if not less all over tumblr, in just as public places but I see no objection. I just want you to realize that there is no one ‘right’ way to dress and calling this girl a whore? For a dress? Absurd. Not to mention that there isn’t a single thing wrong with promiscuity. We all have internal misogyny to battle, I just hope you won’t see this as an attack against you, but stop and think about how a dress is just a dress, and that every person should feel free to dress how they see fit without objectification, or harassment/attack from strangers.

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