Wal Mart
So here is the first question I have, since working at Wal Mart I've been requied to take several training sessions on prpoer work place behavior, one included sexual harrasment and inoppropriate behavior. They spent a lot of time showing inappropriate staring and comments on others appearances. So let me ask you this question, At what point did it become a womens right to were the smallest things imaginable to be considered clothing, and a guys obligation not to notice? Now I am married and I don't really care for women who are flaunting the shit but honestly if you leave the house looking like a tramp you should be expected to be glared at and objectafied by the opposite (in some cases the same) sex. You chose your outfit you should be ready to accept those consequences that go with it. When did we stop being responsible for ourselves and expect everyone else to be responsible for us. If that question is unclear. If that questions is unclear let me put it this way. If a women leaves the house with a tube top that covers only a total of 4-6 inches at best and also a skirt that is less than 6 inches in total length why is it someone elses responsibility not to look at this obvious display. Now this is just a toss out question on society but when exactly did this shit happen to us?