Do women who show clevage or pants that say"juicy"on their butt have the right to complain about men stareing?

Question

Cause I mean come on! You have WRITING on your butt. Your obviously wanting people (men or women) to read it. And the clevage............men love to look at breasts, and the more you show, the more our eyes tend to drift. So can you honestly say that you have a right to complain when a guy stares if your just given him all this stuff to stare at?

Answer 1

I really don't think women who dress provocatively, or wear those word-on-the-butt pants have much of a leg to stand on if they complained that guys were staring. Although most ladies that dress in that manner don't really mind the attention and wouldn't complain. Those that do complain probably only want certain ATTRACTIVE men to stare, and will only complain about uglier guys. Because, you see, these chicks are shallow, conceited, and are taking the entirely WRONG approach to feeling/looking attractive.

And if you think about it, these girls that are complaining are probably just doing it for the extra attention. They may be saying, "Ew, can that guy PLEASE quit staring at my boobs?" but what they're really saying is, "I want everyone else to hear about how I'm getting stared at, because it gives me an even bigger head to tell people about it." They may act like they hate it, but they love to take the opportunity to shine the spotlight on themselves at those moments.

I, naturally, have very big "assets" on my otherwise thin frame and I get stared at enough without wearing low-cut or tight tops. I don't like the looks I get from men sometimes, but the only time I'd start complaining is if I actually felt unsafe. If you're attractive to a guy, you'll get stared at even if you're wearing a snow-suit. Or maybe that's just because snow-suits are ridiculous.

Answer 2

Half of the woman who wear pants with 'juicy' on them aren't by no means juicy. People who wear pants like that are screaming for some kind of attention. They should expect that. As far as wearing clevage, it's okay for a man to glance but they do not have to stare as if the have never seen a pair.

Answer 3

Personally, being big busted, I do not get offended but it is hard to find clothing that doesn't let it all hang out. Tank tops on hot days and women look at you like your a sleaze and men forget you have a head. As for the writing on the rear to me that is asking for attention. Although my 8 year old has those types of clothes that say brat or angel or princess. So be very careful yur wandering eye could get you busted by a 13 year old's mother.

Answer 4

I am a woman and i do not feel that women who show off their breasts or have comments on their behinds have any right to complain. If they chose to wear those types of clothing then they are just asking for the attention that they will get from it and if the attention is not what they want then maybe they should shop somewhere else for their clothes

Answer 5

One thing I learned. Women don't want all men to look, they just want to make sure that the right guy looks. I know it sounds crazy but hey, they're women! So guys do us and them a favor. If you're going to look at least give them a respectful compliment so that the women won't get mad at us and start to cover them up. Say " that houlter top is a good Color for you" or "that's so cute that you have "Juicy" written on your pants, you come up with the funniest things"! They'll respect you for it and than show you more!

I have to say though, that some guys should have better control. You shouldn't stare at the women and say "AMG look at that". There is nothing wrong for a women to feel sexy and want attention. There is something wrong with giving negative attention. Too be honest men will look at women no matter what she wears, but more likely men who don't respect women are going to give more negative attention with women who dress provocative. As soon as we say that what someone else does make us act a certain way than we really not in control over who we are.

I know one thing that makes me sick though. Parents that make their kids who are 15 and under wear pants with "juicy" written on them. That's just asking for molester to come over and give their kid a hug!

Answer 6

Whoever wears that on their butt does not have ANY RIGHT to complain about men staring. If they don't want men to stare they should dress more conservatively or at least not have 'juicy' writen across their butt. Otherwise, it is just an invitation that the girl wants them to look. Plain and simple.

Answer 7

Well I think that a person has every right to dress and decorate their skin in what ever means they want. However if it is displayed then it becomes something to notice that is not normally so decorated...So by this token they would not have a reason to complain.
As for displays of cleavage, its a known erogenous zone, so if displayed It would probably mean they are trying to draw attention to it, so attention given cannot be complained about.

Answer 8

Absolutely not! C'mon! You're answering your own Q!

Women who do that only want to feel they have some kind of power over the men who comply or take the bait. It gives them the opportunity to say, "Whach you lookin' at a**hole or dumb a**, just fill in the blank. These women, more likely than not, are low class, insecure, or have low self esteem issues. I confess that I, too, look and when confronted I simply respond; "An obviously unsophisticated, uneducated, public tramp!" They usually go quietly.

Answer 9

Honestly I don't understand why someone would have writing on there butt, or why people would want to show some cleavage. But to answer your question no the girls should not be complaining about the guys staring, they brought it upon themselves.

Answer 10

I went shopping for a bathing suit last month. Nearly every suit I saw was a string bikini with "Juicy" or some such thing written across the butt in bright pink. UGH! I seem to either have the choice of wearing grannie clothes or slutty clothes, they have stopped making anything in between.