I was walking down the street to get some milk from the corner store, and as I was walking there, I saw a very pretty lady awlking towards me. In addition to being very pretty, she was also wearing clothing that...shall was say...seemed to be SPECIFICALLY designed to show things off and cause people to glance at what its showing off by drawing attention to those areas as well. Needless to say, I started looking at her breasts that seemed to be elegantly put on display for the public (after looking at her face of course, my eyes don't go straight for the knockers >.>). She obviously caught me looking, and when she walked next to me she looked at me with an angry look stuck on her face and practically yelled "PERVERT!"
Before all of you agree with her saying that I was only looking at her breasts, let me tell you that the woman had semi-short black hair that was dyed (a rather nice shade) of brown (I could see the black hair emerging from her scalp), light brown eyes, black eyeliner and blue eye shadow, and lip gloss on. So yes, I did look at her face (for a considerable amount of time, i might add).
So how am I the one thats perverted enough to get that sort of treatment? I know she saw me looking at her face because we locked eyes at one point. I wasn't looking at something she was obviously trying to hide. I wasn't touching them nor did i make any gestures that implied that I was going to. I was simply looking at something that SHE put on display.
I'll admit that I was a tad perverted for even looking, but honestly, what was she expecting? She puts her breasts on display like their fucking Mona and Lisa, and she thinks people won't look?
Do women have a right to do things like this? Is it ok for them to be able to wear whatever they want as well as being able to not expect people to look at them or treat them certain ways just because they shouldn't be look at "that way"? Is that an acceptable double standard?
EDIT: I should have clarified this, don't know why I didn't. I wasn't actually "staring," but it couldn't be called "glancing" either. I was looking and was more in awe, but a few seconds after i was looking was when she was right next to me, so I guess the definition of "staring" and "glancing" at this point could be left up to each person (a definition i don't care to look into atm).
Before all of you agree with her saying that I was only looking at her breasts, let me tell you that the woman had semi-short black hair that was dyed (a rather nice shade) of brown (I could see the black hair emerging from her scalp), light brown eyes, black eyeliner and blue eye shadow, and lip gloss on. So yes, I did look at her face (for a considerable amount of time, i might add).
So how am I the one thats perverted enough to get that sort of treatment? I know she saw me looking at her face because we locked eyes at one point. I wasn't looking at something she was obviously trying to hide. I wasn't touching them nor did i make any gestures that implied that I was going to. I was simply looking at something that SHE put on display.
I'll admit that I was a tad perverted for even looking, but honestly, what was she expecting? She puts her breasts on display like their fucking Mona and Lisa, and she thinks people won't look?
Do women have a right to do things like this? Is it ok for them to be able to wear whatever they want as well as being able to not expect people to look at them or treat them certain ways just because they shouldn't be look at "that way"? Is that an acceptable double standard?
EDIT: I should have clarified this, don't know why I didn't. I wasn't actually "staring," but it couldn't be called "glancing" either. I was looking and was more in awe, but a few seconds after i was looking was when she was right next to me, so I guess the definition of "staring" and "glancing" at this point could be left up to each person (a definition i don't care to look into atm).
