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Originally Posted by Bear Cub
If I walk into work stark naked, should I reprimand coworkers for staring because its unprofessional?
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You're equating not wearing a bra under a thick wool sweater with being nude? You've already lost the debate.
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Originally Posted by Bear Cub
As someone who works for a company whose corporate office will fire the men if they show up to work without a tie without warning, I will tell you that your notion that coming to work without undergarments is perfectly acceptable is bullshit. Might fly in the offices of you trendy hipsters with your iPods and your color TV's, but walk into a traditional F500 company corporate office like that, and don't let the door hit you on the way out.
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I worked for a "F500" before. When I was 16 I worked at Radioshack. We wore $15 blue dress shirts and $20 khakis.
The interesting thing is that you're equating your tie policy (which is backed up by a official dress code) with an OP that's only a few sentences. We don't know if they have a dress code. We don't even know if she was hired at-will.
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Originally Posted by Bear Cub
Yes, I saw your sweater. I'm sure you'd look great in it with a set of pumps.
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You should probably fantasize about me some other time. And I don't swing that way.
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Quite frankly, I don't care who wears it. I don't care if Lionel Richie wears it. If this woman wore it, and her [breasts] were fumbling around to where it was noticeable, it's inappropriate. Might be a double (D) standard that small chested girls can get away with it, but that's because you can't tell the difference. Tough shit, they're your boobs, learn to get a handle on them.
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That's just it, though. One can tell if a woman isn't wearing a bra if her breasts are hanging slightly lower than usual, which isn't inappropriate in the least. This continuing assertion that going braless is always inappropriate is ignoring the fact that many women DO go braless in offices every day without incident.
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I'm sure her outfit was far more appropriate than her openly defying her boss' instructions regarding appropriate dress anyways, so I'm not going to debate this any further.
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