Why Women Wear Revealing Clothing (FEMINISM Gets This DEAD Wrong) #shorts

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[seventhson]

"I want you to want me so it will boost my ego, but I don't really want you." I figured that one out 40 years ago.

[bushpig]

In the same way that a woman would feel insulted if her man openly flirted with every woman in the room in front of her, us men are insulted when our woman puts on a show for every man in the room.

[Jeronimo.]

Exactly. Don't play with fire and not expect to get burnt.

[DavidTaufa-nb]

The woman in this video is honest and being truthful about how women dress.

[TaxusBaccata-cn]

Women whine about being objectified, but so many of them objectify themselves.

[austerejenings]

"Attention" is the key word. Wanted or not..this is the point

[SayafK]

Mature, well grounded, and appropriately delivered…. Agreed on all points 👍🏽

[jessebrennan]

Very well said. The way you project yourself is how you're seen- for better or worse.

[prschuster]

It's irritating for me, when a woman dresses in a way that makes me notice her, but I'm not supposed to make it obvious that I'm looking at her. It puts me in a position of embarrassing myself just for taking a look, and then looking away pretending that I didn't notice her.

[DBCooper]

A lot of women have major validation issues these days. It’s a real thing. Deny all you want to, but seeking validation from your husband or your boyfriend isn’t enough for you people. It’s blatantly obvious you want, and seek validation from all the men. It’s basically cheating. Total disrespect and ignorance for the relationship.

[MGRSD]

It's weird; as a man of high value, I used to think that a woman was entitled to wear whatever she wanted. My ex-wife once wore a particularly revealing outfit as we left Costa Rica to the airport, and I remember looking at her asking, "Are you sure you want to wear that?" I didn't object, but I realized later that not only was she exhibiting low self-esteem, but it was disrespectful towards me, the boyfriend. She was advertising her body for other men to view, desiring attention, which I should have seen as a red flag.

[thevoid]

It's only unwanted when the man isn't tall, handsome, rich or a bad boy.

[hau]

You're absolutely spot on. But sadly there are only few women understand it. Worst still, there are lots of women actually presenting themselves as man's playthings.

[sizsean]

The attention is 100% wanted. But it's inappropriate for a married woman to act single.

[johnfairweather]

I’ve never found a woman yet who can explain to me why they were provocative clothing in public if they’re not looking for attention.

[annalynn]

I have seen studies where the exposure of a lot of skin raises the heart rate of the person seeing it. Whether they want that or not. Non-modesty is not only disrespectful of oneself but also unkind to others

[carolhech]

Speak the Truth!! This is so refreshing.

[mrlume]

Wow, this is so refreshing... the truth at last! Thankyou.

[LetsGoforDabash]

" I do it for myself" is the biggest lie

[StevenGianatasio]

I disagree that men desire a so called independent woman. If she is that independent, what does she need from a man? What a man wants is a loving, discreet, self respecting humble woman that is happy being a woman with her responsibilities.