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Why do girls expose their legs ,belly,cleavage ..etc in public then are like "omg this creep is staring at me*
Well, staring at anyone is sorta unsettling no matter who is staring or what the person is wearing.
I'm a full hearted believer that clothing shouldn't change how you treat a person, as beta as it is of me. I can only hope that any woman who dresses lighter is aware that, "Hey people can see my cleavage, because, well, I have it out," but I don't think that justifies straight up staring.
It's a dubble check system they dress sexy u give them the predatory look they rebuff your affection this is the self confidence test if u continue unabated u are self assured and self confidence is never creepy if they continue to rebuff u then u may not meet there standards for looks but this has not stoped many men and I know that every women wants to be fought for
If you're just dead eyed staring thats creepy, and also some females get a confidence boost by rejecting guys they feel aren't up to their standards.
Basically, the majority of people under age 30 today have no concept of how to meet people for dating outside the internet or being too drunk to remember what's happening at a bar. Or at least from what I see at work and stuff, kids today are socially awkward as fuck.
Yes, it's perfectly normal for women to expect to be treated like human beings regardless of what they are or aren't wearing. Yes, it's completely normal for women to expect men to NOT turn into drooling neanderthals and knuckle dragging cavemen at the site of a little skin.
Agreed. Just because a woman wears less clothes doesn't mean it's an invite for any random man to ogle her. I'm not saying men shouldn't be able to look at all, I'm just saying it's better to not stare creepily.
How can men look away when the females want them to look ?
Men wouldnt be normal if they didnt look.
If females dont want men to look , they are just being cock teasers by dressing like that on purpose.
Probably because we aren't wearing stuff like that for you, or any other man to stare at us but are wearing it for us instead.
STARING is not so good but checking her out is normal and that's WHY she's dressed that way OR she's just too young and stupid to realize she's asking for that attention.
Adult women who dress super sexy and then get mad because you check them out are cunts. If you don't want guys to look at you then don't go around half naked!
And while staring is not polite (try to be discreet about it) if the girl is really wearing super sexy clothes that show everything I say stare all you want. Too bad if they don't like it. This won't get her interested in you though and yes people will consider you a creep for staring. But if she's just some random girl on the street and dressed like that, I say stare all you want. Too bad. If she doesn't like it put more clothes on next time.
Staring is different than glancing, but I know what you mean. A lot of girls I know dress for other people to look at them. They're all a bunch of whores!!!!!
its totally find to stare, a soft and romantic looks can entice a woman to talk to you and one thing may lead to another = relationship
Have you ever not worn a shirt in public? Was it your expectation that people would ogle you?
I'm not much of a looker but sometimes still get stares from guys and it gets on my nerves because it makes me feel like a piece of meat they're ogling in a butcher shop and I can't them to piss off because I'm too shy to say anything. It drives me nuts :(
You didn't mention if you are dressed super sexy when they stare.
If you don't want men to stare then try wearing less sexy clothes.
When you wear super sexy clothes - tight tops, low cut blouses, tight jeans etc and you look at your self in the mirror to make yourself attractively sexy - then you are asking for guys to look at you, even if that is not your main intention.
Dress less sexy then no problem.
Hey IMO is on them if they get uncomfortable if they dress that way... I think if they make the choice to dress that way, is your inherent right to stare at them...