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See through dresses...what is up with that?
So I work in a restaurant at a University. The restaurant is in a large building that is basically a big food court. I see literally 5000-7000 students every day...going by the typical ratio of the United States and particularly that age group, way more than half of these students is female...now taking into account that I don't actually notice every single female that walks by, I am going to guess anywhere from 50-100 college age women come by my restaurant every day in dresses that can be seen through fairly easily...also, this is indoors with a mix of indirect sun and artificial light, so these dresses would be transparent in bright sunlight...my question is, do girls wear things like this on purpose? or are they actually unaware? I just think it unlikely that they would look in the mirror and probably ask their friends how they look and no one would notice the see-through quality of the dress...
yes this is a problem...not all men are dirty perves who like to sneak looks at women's underwear...yes it is a natural thing for men to want to look at women, but it is also immoral and I'd rather not have the temptation...
4 Answers
- Anonymous5 years ago
Most people do not try on dresses in direct sunlight. There is no way to know they are see-through if you try on in a store or at home. I have a dress that doesn't look see through at all when I look at it in the mirror in my bedroom. I didn't know it was see through out in public until friend took a picture of me and I could see my underwear in the picture.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Women are equipped with eyes so surely they notice when other women's dresses are see through.
Lets face it...a proportion of women are teasers and some of those love to be noticed.
- Anonymous5 years ago
The likelihood that these women were actually taught how to dress is very, very small.