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Well, how do you tell when it's wanted and when it's not? What do you have to go on since the only signal is the form fitting short dress? Both males see it the same way, so where is the clearly visible line? I might think of myself as a highly desirable male, but my perception of that may be entirely different than what the female thinks.
And for sure some people do it for themselves, but very, very few. I've never met a guy who put on a snazzy suit while sitting at home by themselves and I think 1 girl ever that even if sitting at home doing nothing would go put on all her make-up and get dressed up to watch TV, and that too, may well have been a ruse as I don't have a very large sample size of her habits at home, so I question how many people are really doing it for themselves.
Edit: Now I'm not saying you are wrong, and I've never had a problem telling for myself when it's ok and when it's not ok. The issue is mostly with trying to be and objective 3rd party without a fully fleshed out quantifiable measure on which to judge. In my scenario, maybe the janitor thought he was being completely complimentary and kind. There is no quantifiable way to show one way or the other where the line should be placed standard. I mean if a girl wearing a micro-bikini starts grinding on me and I reach up and touch a boob, am I liable for sexual harassment or was she "asking for it"?