r/MadeMeSmile Mar 05 '25

Wholesome Moments A Real Gentleman

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u/dynamic_gecko Mar 05 '25

So.......she wasn't dressed fine. It's very common to be on an elevated stage when you go to an event. And the way they seated her seems very normal.

Of course, it's always nice to help a person in need. But I dont really feel like I should feel bad for an adult who feels uncomfortable because of their own clothing choices.

Wear whatever you want, as long as you're ok with the consequences. Of course, there might be exceptions.

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u/aSpanks Mar 05 '25 edited Mar 05 '25

Let the lady be goddamnit.

She wanted to wear a short dress. She didn’t want to flash people. She got assistance from a friendly face.

“Wear whatever you want as long as you’re okay with the consequences” is fucking disgusting and you should rethink a few things.

Edit: polite reminder to not feed the trolls. This person clearly has no friends, don’t engage in an online battle with them 😉For your own sanity.

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u/dynamic_gecko Mar 05 '25

Why is that disgusting? Choices have consequences. Where is your mind going to? I think YOU should rethink a few things.

If you really dont wanna flash people, then dont wear clothes that create that risk just by standing up. That's all I'm saying.

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u/QualityDime Mar 05 '25

There is really no way talking sense into those people. Even though I personally think you are in the right, the camps are so divided that it is unlikely we will find common ground here.

The moment you challenge any womans choice nowadays, you are an anti-feminist and a bigot. This is our new reality, better to just get used to it.