Should a woman be treated differently if...

[Catholic_Lady]

I find it disappointing that you are a Christian yet use a word like "whore".

I assume you're also disappointed in yourself as a Christian for using a word like "harlot," in a thread which you started about "queefs." You were so much into poop that I assumed you were a poe for a long time. Haven't read enough of your stuff to say for sure.

And that you would make assumptions about the way I dress, and suggest that it in any way reflects my views that a person should be treated with dignity and respect regardless of how much skin is showing.

The point, again, is that if you have a variety of clothing, you have it in part because it elicits reactions in other people. We all do. If that's you in your avatar (apologies if it's some pop culture thing or something, if so I don't recognize it), why post that rather than your driver's license photo, or a photo when you just woke up in the morning? You put up a nice picture because you know people will tend to think better of you for it. There's nothing wrong with that. What's wrong is pretending it isn't so.

As I'm sure you know, I used the word "harlot" sarcastically and as a joke and would never use it to seriously describe someone or the way someone is dressed. As for queef and poop, yeah... I do have a weird sense of humor. If you wanna call making fun of bodily functions as being contrary to Christian principles, go ahead I suppose, I certainly never heard of anything like that being immoral. 

As for your second paragraph, I do care about my appearances. But that doesn't mean I think a woman wearing less clothing should be treated with less respect as a human being. There is no need for the 2 to be mutually exclusive. We can have a desire to present ourselves well, while still treating others with respect when they are not dressed in a way we approve of or don't like.