Pregnant Woman Reportedly Denied Service At Restaurant For Wearing A Crop Top
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A shirt is a cloth garment for the upper body (from the neck to the waist).
Her top does not meet the definition of shirt. She can wear whatever she likes, and she is certainly free to do so, but some places will not permit entry because of it. Ideally she needs to accept and respect that.
I often wear shorts, but some places will not permit entry because of that -- sacred and religious places, for example. I accept and respect that.
Are you saying she should have been allowed in to the restaurant?
Here's a hint that might serve you well in life.
Did I say she should have been allowed in to the restaurant?
Does anything in this thread of posts have anything to do with her being allowed in the restaurant?
If not, then, no, I'm not saying that.
If you want to ask if I think she should have been allowed in the restaurant, then ask that question.
I just had to find one person. It's obvious there's at least one person who's ok with the outfit.
Her top does meet the definition of a shirt.
I have always shook my head, rolled my eyes at some of the product warning labels and instructions wondering is this really not self evident, for example:
I beginning to understand why it may be necessary.
I would not want to look at her pregnant belly though out my dinner. I would have left. I am not an old fogey but I do not like the trend of showing the big belly and pendulous breasts is very attractive. There is just plain and simple good taste that should be observed. But a lot of people think that anything goes, no matter how many other people it offends. Just look around you and at the news. And those people aren't ashamed that THEY have offended YOU. They just look at you with an attitude. Their rights are all that counts. I won't be around too much longer and except for worrying about my g-kids and the world they are coming into, I'm glad.
No. That wasn't part of the parameters I proposed. Read it again. Nobody in the sciences bases hypothesis qualified on outliers.
Some intelligent sounding words strung together with no real relevance to what's going on here.
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I'm considering letting you win..
I may just mail you a picture of my belly and a donut because your logic deserves an upset stomach.
I'd think from my position in this thread you'd be able to pick up on that fact that I'm not the kind of person who suffers physical discomfort simply by looking at another person's body.
Now, this person, who literally claims they want to die because people dare to show their bellies in public
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I would not want to look at her pregnant belly though out my dinner. I would have left. I am not an old fogey but I do not like the trend of showing the big belly and pendulous breasts is very attractive. There is just plain and simple good taste that should be observed. But a lot of people think that anything goes, no matter how many other people it offends. Just look around you and at the news. And those people aren't ashamed that THEY have offended YOU. They just look at you with an attitude. Their rights are all that counts. I won't be around too much longer and except for worrying about my g-kids and the world they are coming into, I'm glad.
might have a physical reaction to your belly
I do wonder which of us, if either, is the outlier.
And donuts are delicious. If you sent me a dozen, I might get an upset stomach because I would consume them rapidly.
Some intelligent sounding words strung together with no real relevance to what's going on here.
I'd think from my position in this thread you'd be able to pick up on that fact that I'm not the kind of person who suffers physical discomfort simply by looking at another person's body.
Now, this person, who literally claims they want to die because people dare to show their bellies in public
might have a physical reaction to your belly
I do wonder which of us, if either, is the outlier.
And donuts are delicious. If you sent me a dozen, I might get an upset stomach because I would consume them rapidly.
We have Krispy Creme here. I'll send you a dozen. Don't get pissed if you get the trots. Totally worth it.
Oh, I didn't just string together intelligent words. I am , sadly, quite intelligent. It doesn't make you the popular girl.
I've said it before, I'll say it again. Some women are exhibitionists. Sometimes for some reason those women choose to procreate.
I've certainly seen pregnant women like this out and about--especially in the summer in Washington DC. I mean, it's uncomfortable for me. I really can't imagine being 7 or 8 months pregnant and trying to cope with 100 degree heat and 80 percent humidity. I feel sorry for them.
But I don't consider that attire to be a 'crop top'. To me, a crop top exposes the belly button, maybe a bit more. Not the entire abdomen. And her skirt isn't just pulled down below her belly. From the photo, it looks pulled down waaay low, not anywhere near her waist or even 'below waist' or even 'very low waist'.
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