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CMV: People wearing something risque or revealing shouldn't be surprised that they get a couple of head turns

#####I have no idea how popular or unpopular this opinion is, so that's why I'm posting it here. 

I think that it's perfectly acceptable to look at someone's notable features when you're wearing clothing that shows off precisely that. In my opinion, you should know what you're wearing and what you wear might get looks from the other sex (or whatever else).

For example, if you're wearing tight leggings that sit so tight that you literally can see the outlining of that person's underwear, I think that you should then accept that people may look at... well your butt. If you don't like being looked at, why would you wear this then? It's not like you can't see this at home or in the fitting room when you're buying that article of clothing. The same could be said about such situations on a person's torso (read: breasts or noticable abs). 

Yeah, that's right. I'm tackling the male side of this issue too. I think such situations could very well also apply to men, to some extent. And before you might think that I'm one of those guys that just wants to justify his obsession with staring at women's breasts 24/7 on the clock, that's not (entirely) the case. 

While I do think people shouldn't be too surprised or shocked if people look at them if they wear something risque, **I do certainly think that it's still very rude to droolingly keep staring at someone's highlighted features while they're walking past**. I think (4th time I said this so far) that looking at someone's highlighted features should be done discreetly and at a glance. I also think that it's disrespectful to look at such noticeable features if the person in question is either a parent; married or pregnant. 

Last point I'd want to bring up, I think that sometimes people (myself included) don't look at a person with significantly highlighted features (read: extraordinary large breasts/buttocks or incredibly ripped abs) to objectify that person or for sexual reasons. Sometimes it could spark up a conversation (if you're with someone else) or a thought to think about, like for example what life must be with a nice six-pack or how awful the back pain must be for people with large breasts. 

*tl;dr (for the lazy people): You know what you're wearing and you should be able to accept the fact that certain things could get noticable depending on what you're wearing. Looking at such features should be done discreetly as possible, though.*

**Sidenote: I really hope I don't upset a huge amount of you guys. I wanted to post this opinion a while ago, but I was too busy trying my ass to actually graduate. Luckily, I did. Like I said up top, I have no idea how popular this viewpoint is, I might be the only one that thinks this way.**
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Looking at people is certainly not a problem. Nobody complains about getting looked at out in public, that's one of the risks you take when leaving your house. The problem starts when you start staring at people instead of just looking and then continuing your buisness - staring is generally considered rude and creepy.

Also, you should be careful with statements like "they wear X so obviously they want Y". Maybe they want to look good for their friends, or maybe they want to think of themselves as good looking, or maybe the clothing is comfortable, or maybe everything else is unusable. You have no idea why they wear what they wear, it's none of your business, and their clothing doesn't gives you any special rights when interacting with them.