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In a sensitive topic like rape, may dalawang magkapareho pero distinct in some ways na perceptions kung bakit 'yan nangyayari for me - man's and woman's.
From a woman's perspective, it is not the dress but just because of the intent of doing it. From a man's perspective, it's not only just the intent of doing it, but also the things that urges someone to do something - you know this is inevitable for those uneducated, horny jerks.
But here's the point of every perspective:
We must dress however the way we want because it is the sense of the freedom that we know, accordingly, freely expressing ourselves.
We must dress however the way we want because it is the sense of the freedom that we know, accordingly, freely expressing ourselves.
Expressing ourselves through dressing the way we want is okay as long as the dress suits the place, the event, our personality and conformity, and enough to maintain our dignity.
Woman's and man's perspective both have flaws, but if both considered the point is - protect yourself from being abused at the same time not limiting one's freedom.
However you say it or whatever you do, rape is rape. It is not, and never will be, right.Just saying...
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