Is It OK for Women to Go Out Without a Bra? (Dakota Fanning Did It)
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2012/09/07 20:00:00
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Looks like Dakota Fanning, er, forgot something at home. The "Twilight" actress was photographed in New York wearing a long-sleeved T-shirt -- and no evidence of a bra underneath, The Daily Mail reports.
The 18-year-old also stopped short of putting on makeup, and looked somewhat disheveled -- at least by Hollywood actress standards! You're probably thinking: She has a right to run out for a quick errand, just like everyone else! But should women -- famous or not -- wear a bra at all times? At least in public? Sound off in the comments below!
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Kimberly McDonald 2012/09/07 19:52:10Yes, bras are optional
If you could actually read or knew how to use Soda Head you would have seen that I am a 67 year old male, and ex-paratrooper.
When I go out and about with my wife and/or three daughters they and I expect to look half decent and so do my daughters wanting this for their children.
My wife and daughters are all degreed professionals, like Chemical Engineer, Nurse-RN, I.T. and S.W. worker in payroll statics.
Find some nice English girls and stop messing around with those street whores.
I don't need a woman my same generation telling me what's best for me either. Marriage is not for me! Bachelor and proud!!
As for you Americans, dream on. Do degrees matter when it comes down to all facets of intelligence. No I didn't think so. Your dreams pay for nothing in the next life, nor in this. Americorp owns you. It's a shame they even own a bit of my soul.
Sorry to call you a woman. Sincerely. You were acting like one up there.
As for looking half decent? Explain. How does not wearing a bra compromise decency FFS?
But looking shabby and wearing shabby clothes and choosing an inappropriate upper garment for a bra-less outing is obvious poor taste, and considered classless to many people.
You Britt’s are one of the biggest snobs on the planet when it comes to CLASS.
You guys make fun of almost everybody when it comes to class, and protocol.
Now come-on, admit that. LOL.
As far as the corporate world, yes we’ve got it stuck up our ass, and many Americans are getting fed-up with it.
But we all like what money brings as far as material things go. Yes, so does everybody else.
You would be surprised how many Americans turn down corporate promotions just to be human and stay around their families during the week and at night.
I agree not wearing appropriate clothes is poor taste to the majority of people. I guess I'm just relaxed 'cos I'm an artistic soul.
Brits are actually pretty snobby, yes. But we don't all walk around with butlers and monocles. Be pretty cool if we did though!!
As for making fun of almost everybody. It's the British Humour!
I love your last two paragraphs!!
You Britt’s are one of the biggest snobs on the planet when it comes to CLASS.
You guys make fun of almost everybody when it comes to class, and protocol.
Now come-on, admit it. Lol.
One of the reasons I'm a misogynist is that womenkind's view is just, as you've stated, completely distorted to most of mankind's. I HATE this, so tend to stay away from it. My life is never going to change that. Nothing wrong with being a bachelor is there?
As for freedom in: 1) shoes. High heels? 2) hair. Plastic hair? Very compromised freedom, don't you think?
I'm a feminist because I believe, over time, something magical will happen that will change how women look at themselves and start to see beauty as what it really is, an imperfect entity. I find women with no hair very attractive for example. Womenkind is worth it but only when it is truly beautiful. Unfortunately I've met very few truly beautiful women.
You blame men even when you discuss what women believe. Sorry, but while its easy to blame men for what men do and then blame men even when you dislike what women do, it has no truth. Its just an easy way of thinking. You say you dress for yourself, but then insult women and say they are dressing as they do because they have been brainwashed by men. Maybe - just maybe - they are dressing for themselves just as you are. They just have a different standard or set of standards.
You say you are a feminist but you are clearly not. A true feminist believes both genders are equal, even if not the same. They want women to be all they can be, as well as men to be. You start out with the belief that men who believe differently than you do are wrong, and that women who agree with those men and not you must be so empty headed they are brainwashed and coerced to be wrong as well. You say you are a feminist, but then say you have met very few beautiful women because your narrow definition of beauty isn't met too often.
Open your eyes. Judge ...
You blame men even when you discuss what women believe. Sorry, but while its easy to blame men for what men do and then blame men even when you dislike what women do, it has no truth. Its just an easy way of thinking. You say you dress for yourself, but then insult women and say they are dressing as they do because they have been brainwashed by men. Maybe - just maybe - they are dressing for themselves just as you are. They just have a different standard or set of standards.
You say you are a feminist but you are clearly not. A true feminist believes both genders are equal, even if not the same. They want women to be all they can be, as well as men to be. You start out with the belief that men who believe differently than you do are wrong, and that women who agree with those men and not you must be so empty headed they are brainwashed and coerced to be wrong as well. You say you are a feminist, but then say you have met very few beautiful women because your narrow definition of beauty isn't met too often.
Open your eyes. Judge less. Accept differences not only in looks, but in what people like. You say you are a feminist, but you insult women in many posts. You say you are a proud bachelor and virgin, but it sounds more like you are the proverbial fox calling the grapes 'sour' because he cannot reach them.
You sound lonely and it appears you dislike men and women, in general. Maybe you've been hurt. If so, that sucks but you need to move on. Being young and a virgin and swearing to be a proud virgin bachelor living alone wearing your comfy clothes and spending all your time on the computer isn't as fun or rewarding as you are trying to convince yourself it is.
Go get dressed up, meet people, and if it doesn't work? Change a bit and try it again.
Best of luck.
And actually, I do believe both sexes are equal. It's just I hate a lot of what women do and believe. That's not a stance of inequality. That's a personal preference. In other words I don't hate women because they're women. That's a REALLY old-fashioned and hateful thing.
As for being narrow? My view is untarnished by un-innocence. I have a very innocent view on the world. Is this a bad thing?
Calling the grapes sour? My parents tell me A LOT of women look at me when we go out. I am able to reach them but have other priorities right now, like securing a job. I want rock WAY before my roll thanks.
All in all women don't matter to me much. When I meet the right women I love to chat. One or two of my friends are women so...
I love other peoples opinions. Just because I don't like them doesn't mean I staunchly hate them. I actually used to be incredibly black 'n' white but over the past year I have become more colourful in my opinions.
As for standards, don't start.
My post and replies was “some do NOT do it with much class”.
Whether you like it or not, people DO make mental opinions to themselves when they see women and men dressed deliberately provocative in public with bad taste.
YOU won’t change people’s minds with your "Adopted Political Correctness" so you think you’re with the main stream. A lie unto yourself.
I don’t care how many people dress to be comfortable including women without bras.
I am a man that enjoys in a my private mind seeing a beautiful woman with a tasteful upper garment and no bra. Only human as most men.
But, there is an un-written cultural dress code of public decency all over the civilized world and you know it.
OK Good, but doesn’t always work in the real world.
Everyone has them, unless they're physically malformed.