(September 14, 2016 at 12:34 pm)alpha male Wrote: Yes. People use clothing (or lack thereof) in part to express how they wish to be treated. And, in some cases, certain clothing is expected in the situation, and if a person does not meet those expectations, they will be treated differently. For example, I wouldn't think anything of a burka at a funeral, but if someone showed up to a funeral naked I'd tell them to get out - or perhaps treat them as if they're mentally ill.
But what if while 'showing her out' she rubbed you up with her hooters? Kind of puts a different spin on it, huh?
