They are truly wonderful women who actually embrace their femininity instead of embracing obesity, masculinity and man bashing like Western feminists do.

Also last I checked, feminine dressed women get the attention and dates while feminist dressed women fume over classy and sexy dressed women taking away “their” men.

“But then again, I could never understand the psychology of women who parade around half naked and get offended if men react sexually to their hypersexual behavior!”

While I am not at all condoning street harassment or sleazy men in general, it seems difficult to argue against the fact that *in general*, the more skin you show off, the more provocative you are dressing.

My personal opinion is that if a woman does dress with less (or smaller) clothes in public, in any country, they should definitely expect more attention from hot blooded men. Men are very visual creatures, and if you are not prepared to have someone stare at your legs, don’t leave them exposed in public, and the same goes for absolutely every part of your body. If you are comfortable with people appreciating your body, then go for it.

Of course, I also completely agree with “if it’s not yours, do not touch”. If you are touched in an inappropriate manner because of a foolish person’s assumptions, do not hesitate to make it very clear how you feel about this. Possibly involving the palm of your hand and their cheek.

As someone who enjoys flattering her own figure, I gotta say this sounds like sour grapes to me. Maybe with a dash of some religious fundamentalism/evo psych babble.

“Common prostitute?” Gotta work a little bit of that hate against sex-workers in there as well!

People like you make me sad.

Oh, but there IS something desperately wrong with women who dress provocatively. And your “style” is the style that is recognized world-wide as being what a common prostitute would wear. Especting to dress provocatively, and not provocate men, is so irrational it’s painful and makes me ashamed to be a woman. You are exploiting yourselves and other women in your country. Only when you stop the “provocative” dressing will the world stop seeing your country as one big brothel.