Anonymous #2 1d

No?

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

So if a guy tells a girl to take off her shirt that isn’t some form of sa

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Anonymous #2 1d

No one ever told him to take off his shirt

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

They are just asking to see what it looks like on him

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Telling someone to put on girl clothes is worse than telling someone to take off their shirt

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

So if I ask to see what a thong looks like on you or what you look like bending over that’s not some form of sa?

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Anonymous #2 1d

And that’s the toxic masculinity in you I fear that’s just your own bias and that laws of sa don’t bend to your will just because your offended girls are asking a man to put on girls clothing

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Ok so why is it sa to tell a girl to take off her shirt and bra? Men do it. You not doing it is toxic femininity

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Anonymous #2 1d

They aren’t sexualizing this neither are they asking him to take his pants and underwear off

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

I’m not sexualizing you either in my scenario am I?

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Bro they are just asking him to put on a outfit

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

So am I in my hypothetical. The outfit of no shirt

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Anonymous #2 1d

Bro when a man asking a woman to take her shirt and bra off from him it’s always 99% sexual

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

A man asking a woman to try on men’s clothing which is the actual comparison in this situation wouldn’t be sexual assault they are just asking her to put on an outfit

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Anonymous #2 1d

That’s not an outfit be fucking for real

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

What if the men’s outfit is shorts and no shirt? Why is that sexual to ask for what if I just want to see it. Explain how that’s sexual gng

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Anonymous #2 1d

This was a two piece

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

The video shows a two piece

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

And?

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

So no that would not be the same

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

It would be. Men don’t wear that generally. A guy would wear like swim trunks and no shirt, why is it sexual to ask a girl to wear that but not sexual to ask a guy to wear a women’s two piece

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Anonymous #2 1d

And? It’s not the equivalent a man asking for a woman to be topless as there is a top in this video

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

It is the same bc not wearing a top is normal. It’s just a normal men’s outfit. You haven’t explained why that is any kind of sexual or wrong thing to say

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Anonymous #2 1d

It wouldn’t be! This is an outfit underwear isn’t an outfit! Also this isn’t a swimsuit

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

So you are still being incredibly irrelevant with your comparisons

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Uhh shorts aren’t underwear

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Anonymous #2 1d

Well that would be the equivalent of underwear from what you are arguing so are we going to keep arguing with wrongful comparisons or actually do it intelligently

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

No it’s not lol. Its just shorts

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Anonymous #2 1d

Ok and it would be a correct argument if you actually made a comparison to the two fucking piece that does have a top!!

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Well I’m saying telling a guy to wear a weird outfit to fulfill your sexual fantasies is as weird as saying “take off your top” or “you would look better in a bikini.” It doesn’t matter what the clothes are, it’s the fact that they’re telling him to do that that makes it gross. Why are you defending them so hard?? 🤮

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Why is having a top relevant to it being sexual? Some people are sexually attracted to hair or feet. What makes boobs sexual

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Anonymous #2 1d

They aren’t asking a man to fulfill sexual fantasies! They want his honest opinion on a set he is trying to seek to women! I would have been in the comments doing the same

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Anonymous #2 1d

You are trying so hard to make something sexual which isn’t fucking sexual

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Ok and a guy telling a girl to take her top off isn’t sexual either unless you can prove it

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Men trying to make everything sexual TYPICAL

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

You’re the one saying it’s sexual to tell a girl to not wear a shirt like a guy lol. How is that sexual?

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Anonymous #2 1d

Why would a man asking a girl to take her shirt off and it not be sexual??

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Men wear tops

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

This is a top

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Men also don’t wear tops and it’s more socially acceptable for men to wear tops and not for females to wear tops as her breasts are a big sexual feature on her which shouldn’t even be sexualized but this is how the world works

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

But why is it sexual for me to tell her to take her top off if I’m not attracted to her?

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Anonymous #2 1d

It doesn’t matter

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

It does when these women should be in jail if that’s sexual assault and a lot of dudes shouldn’t be if it’s not

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

It’s a weird fucking question to as a woman to take her bra and shirt off when it is extremely extremely vulnerable situation as breasts are a highly sexualized on women

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Anonymous #2 1d

It isn’t sexual assault you idiot

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

So it’s not sa to tell a girl to take her top off right? Or sexual harassment ?

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

He’s fucking selling women’s outfits to the female audience! If he wants to actual give a honest review on the clothing he should wear it! We aren’t telling him to take off anything he can put it over anything he wants!

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

But why is is Sexual harassment to tell a girl to take her top off? It’s just clothes

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Anonymous #2 1d

That’s fucking sexual harassment you can’t get through your thick skull I’m sorry I don’t want to explain shit to an idiot

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Anonymous #2 1d

As I’ve explained to you over and over again it isn’t

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Typical women making everything sexual. I wear no shirt just fine

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

If it’s not sexual harassment to tell someone to wear an outfit it’s not sexual harassment to tell someone to wear shorts and no shirt. It isn’t sexual to say that, you could say it’s harassment but you’re harassing me right now! Sexually too

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Anonymous fashionpics 1d

Prove it

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Anonymous #2 1d

yeah it would be harassment, not assault, but also with just one comment online it doesn't actually mean something unless they're actively trying to seriously force him into doing things he doesn't wanna do. at the moment they have plausible deniability (as seen by your argument already), and since it's just one fairly tame comment, no one would call it harassment (regardless of gender in this specific scenario)

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Anonymous #2 1d

clothes have no gender. if you’re reviewing clothing items, you should wear them to showcase how they look. however, asking someone to REMOVE clothes to show off their body is essentially asking them to strip for you, and it is sexual

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Anonymous #4 1d

There is nothing sexual or wrong about the human body.

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Anonymous #2 1d

that would be true if we lived in a society devoid of nuance. but we don’t

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Anonymous #4 1d

Same with telling a guy to wear girls clothing

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Anonymous #2 23h

no. if you are promoting a product to an audience you need to be demonstrating the product or there’s no reason for the audience to see you as trustworthy.

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Anonymous #4 23h

No you don’t lol. When a YouTuber is sponsored by bad dragon they don’t show it

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