Behold A Lady
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Started by laidbackfella
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Apr 2005
laidbackfella
Orangeburg, SC
Should I approach a female as if she is a lady if she is dressed like this?
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They are carrying themselves in a very unlady like manner, but that is not an automatic go ahead and be disrespectful. It shows more on your part if you do what's right, maybe she'll catch the hint and come up to par.
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Clearly I came in this topic a little late and once I got to Lady_J's comment I couldn't read anymore. With that said I will state my peace and leave.
With me I am going to treat everyone with the same level of respect. If I saw Boris Kodjoe and the other dude I would treat them both with the same anoutn of respect, just like feel these ladies should be treated with the same amount of resepect. Everyone keeps talking about how these women don't respect themselves because they dress a certain way, but that isn't always true. None of ou actually know the situation behind these women, so you cannot judge how much repsect she has for herself. Also there are some women who don't know how else to act. Maybe they grew up in a manner that steered them to act and dress a certain way. If they are already down, what gives anyone the right to continue to push them down any further. Why wouldnt you just pull the female to the side and tell her what is wrong with the way she is dressing in a respectful manner. I know if I say the guy from Wire's pictures I would tell him about his choice in attire. My whole p[oint is nobody actually knows the scenario behind each person, so everyone should be treated with respect until you know what is going through the person's head.
Didn't mean to make it that long.
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