r/aislop • u/Ilikeinvestigating • 13d ago
found on Instagram Why does the way she dress impact that Mormon Woman?
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u/Thoukudides 13d ago
They make AI pictures telling islam gonna force every woman to put a veil, then do that kind of crap... What's the difference then ? I don't see any.
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u/Electronic-Bison6549 13d ago
Well, you see the difference is very clear. When they do it, it's bad because they're doing it. When we do it, it's good because we're doing it.
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u/pixel_pete 13d ago
Fascism is about which group wields power. They're cool with the subjugation of women, they just want women to be controlled by WASP men, not another group they view as lessers.
If they thought fundamentalist Muslims were an important part of achieving their goals they would happily team up. That's what we're seeing with the desperate attempts by the far right to court Catholics, a group American conservatives traditionally and presently despise.
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u/decisi0nsdecisi0ns 13d ago
But theyâre telling women what to do in order to keep them âsafeâ.
Totally different.
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u/Adventurous_Gas_3257 13d ago
I actually have a theory that Christian men are currently feeling emasculated by Muslim men. Masculinity is often expressed by having power over women. Right-wingers have a lot of the same views as conservative Muslims - which includes the idea of "honour", "chastity", "virginity" etc for "their" women.
My theory is that by veilling women, obsessing over body count, saying women can't have college education or jobs etc they are trying to prove they're just as masculine as the image of Muslim men they created in their mind and they secretly admire.
In fact, I'm convinced that this is why many young right-wing men are converting to Catholicism and immediately try to make it even more patriarchal.
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u/Ok_Star_4136 13d ago
The difference is one is the religion that's foreign and strange while the other is their religion. That's it.
It's just veiled bigotry.
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u/chiree 13d ago
I do love the irony of some governments banning certain religious dress in order to save women from men telling them what to wear... by men telling them what they can't wear.
I think I see pattern here.
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u/badgersonice 13d ago
Whoever prompted this video also doesnât understand modestyâ the woman wearing modest clothing isnât acting modest! Â Sheâs going out of her way to say sheâs better than the woman wearing the short skirt!
Lecturing someone that the way you dress is superior, and the way they dress is bad, is not modest. Â It is religious pride, pure and simple.
For someone genuinely religious who truly does value modesty, the woman in red should not be an example to anyone. Â Sheâs a busy-body braggart. Â Sheâs the kind of brat Jesus complained aboutâ fake religious people who care more about the outward show of religion than about caring for the poor and sick. Â Â
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u/Flashy_Emergency_263 13d ago
Spot on. The arrogance is amazing. Arrogant religious pride is actually hatefullness masquerading as caring.
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u/LuckyPlaze 13d ago
Itâs also making a big ass assumption that a wife dressing sexy in summer attire is somehow âdisrespectfulâ to the husband. Thatâs some incel religious nutter talk.
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u/badgersonice 13d ago
Oh for sure!
I just think the irony is particularly funny. Â Like, within the communities that want more modesty, her behavior is truly immodest.
And further, youâre right:  in the cultures and incel collectives that believe itâs âdisrespectfulâ to a man for a woman to wear sexy clothes in public⊠well, they also donât want women to speak confidently in public or take a leadership role either.  They want their women silent, cowed,  obedient, and in the kitchen, not out speaking up and challenging people in public.  They view femininity as being submissiveâ they hate the kind of woman who would speak to a stranger in public and express a strong opinion.  A good wife, in their view, is one whose only words are âyes dear!â.
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u/noncommonGoodsense 13d ago
The problem is it doesnât matter what you are wearing. You can and likely will still get raped if the wrong person decides they are going to. Dress location might mitigate that possibility but it doesnât stop a rapist by dressing differently or staying away from common areas where those things tend to happen more.
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u/badgersonice 13d ago
Did you respond to the wrong comment? I have never once claimed that how you dress makes a difference in rape. Â There is no magic dress code that prevents rape. Â Fucking ever.
So can you please quote what it is in my comment that inspired you to respond the way you did to what I said?  You said you have a problem with my comment⊠so what specifically did I say that you think is the problem?
Or is yours just a rando bot response?
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u/Silent_Fudge_3978 13d ago
For someone genuinely religious who truly does value modesty, the woman in red should not be an example to anyone. Sheâs a busy-body braggart.
This is very true, and you're completely correct, however conservative American Christians all disagree with you.
Sheâs the kind of brat Jesus complained aboutâ fake religious people
Yeah, Jesus wouldn't be too happy with all his followers.
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u/Odd-Sport745 13d ago
Is she supposed to resemble a mormon?
I highly doubt the mormon lady would even talk to you for more than 2 seconds let alone give you a lecture. They are a very inward community m.
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u/MissMarchpane 13d ago
No, Mormons look like Malibu Barbie but with slightly less revealing clothing. At least the mainstream ones do. This woman is some kind of a weird amalgamation maybe based on the Amish or the Mennonites, but only very loosely?
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u/Walnut_Uprising 13d ago
Mormons are an inward community? They proselytize on the subway in my city all the time, their whole thing is sending young people on evangelical "missions", this would be very in character for a Mormon.
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u/Immediate_Song4279 13d ago
I mean dialogue wise, which is over the top and all, yeah generally so, but the skirt and blouse isn't really in the wheelhouse and the hair fabric would be extremely uncommon.
Furthermore, Mormons most commonly police themselves and judge others vicariously from a distance due to Scandinavian nicety culture that came with the immigration, at least in the bubble. It's a very judgy culture, but mostly passively aggressively so.
Randomly calling her Mormon is, and I say this as a brethren-critical atheist formon, a bit odd.
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u/Disaster-Bee 13d ago
She looks like she's dressed in more Mennonite garb than anything. I live near an area with a lot of Mormons, and they do not dress like that.
I think you might be thinking of the Amish and Mennonites. They are pretty closed communities that just ignore outsiders they don't approve of.
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u/badgersonice 13d ago
Honestly, I donât even know. Â Like, I donât recognize the specific head covering. Â Could be Amish or Mennonite or Quiverful or I dunno?Â
But youâre right, theyâre most fairly insular. And they donât usually want âtheir womenâ out socializing with strangers. Â Â
Although Mormons have to do some kind of mission evangelism thing I think ⊠but it might be only the men?
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u/AardvarkusMaximus 13d ago
What? I always thought there was a need to prove we are christian and went to specific places by regular means of travel! I even bought items in in major cathedral's gift shop to prove this and fund Jesus beliefs.
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u/Arcoon_Effox 13d ago
Yeah, everyone knows that Mormons would never overtly say that sort of thing to some stranger they see on the street. They're trained from infancy to be way more passive-aggressive than that.
No, no; they'd silently judge the lady and think all of those things to themselves, and then maybe gossip about it at the next Relief Society meeting, but they'd never say it out loud in public.
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u/NecessaryIntrinsic 13d ago
I can't tell if this was meant to make Mormons look stupid or to promote modesty. It seems to be missing any point
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u/Afraid-Flatworm-422 13d ago
Funny how i find women in red more attractive, yet her personality is gigantic turn off. The "sexy" lady seems like open minded fun person, with clear logic why she wear open clothes. Being confident is sexy in its own.
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u/Low-Tough-3743 13d ago
I dress pretty modestly, baggy jeans, oversized t-shirts and men's flannel. It hasn't stopped men from paying me unwanted attention though. I've gotten everything from musing about what's hidden underneath, to expressions of disappointment because "I should be in a sundress" (what's with men's obsession with sundresses?) to disgust for my complete disregard of femininity. It doesn't matter what I wear, they will always have something to say about it.Â
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u/glitterfamine 13d ago
I've gotten "why don't you wear jewellery or anything nice" ahaha
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u/TheUndeadBake 13d ago
Letâs not forget âsmileâ. I turned around and said âIâve just come from the vets putting my fucking cat down, you twatâ (because I had)
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u/pigeonight 13d ago
Hah! A few weeks ago I was literally sitting on a park bench, head in my hands, trying to process the news that my father has fronto temporal dementia. Just the picture of abject misery and thousand yard stare.Â
A guy comes up to me from a whole pack of straight men in their twenties and goes âHey baby girl! Come have fun with us!âÂ
I donât even look at him or anything, and he continues to pester me until he leaves but afterward I had a little chuckle. Like you can always count on men to be men. It never even crosses their minds that a woman could have a whole internal life, instead of springing up when prompted like a video game npc.
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u/TheUndeadBake 13d ago
Oh god especially if youâve even got big chunky headphones on + look miserable. Like hmmmmmmmmm maybe this person wants to not interact? Naaaaah
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u/IhasCandies 13d ago
In my experience in the real world, women that dress down/more âmodestlyâ are harassed far more than women that are scantily clad. Men are intimidated by women being scantily clad, but they perceive weakness and exploitability in a modestly dressed woman.
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u/Old-Wolverine-3407 13d ago
How many times we need to explain that it's their fault and not really ours?
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u/Gravyboat44 13d ago
My old job uniform from when I worked at a gas station used to be a baggy, bright green polo top, stretched out from use and probably covered in a couple splotches of soda or something. I never wore makeup, always had my hair back in a low pony tail, and wore basic straight pants that always had dirt from the floor on them.
Besides all the basic complements, I can off the top of my head remember the time a local man asked if I had a boyfriend and asked if I could ever cheat on him. When I said no, he asked "why not, it could be fun". And when I turned him down again he later payed with a dollar that said "fuck off bitch" in bright green lettering (still don't know if it was coincidental or not)
Then I can also tell you about the two other times, wedding ring on finger that I got asked out, explained that I was married, and got the response "So?".
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u/RosebushRaven 13d ago
whatâs with menâs obsession with sundresses?
Easy access.
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u/ScarletBothrium 13d ago
Thatâs the short of it. I saw a video of a guy talking about sundresses in the most romanticized way and Iâm like thatâs a really long-winded way to say easy access.
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u/Iamakitestring 13d ago
For strangers the sundress comment is seriously gross. I asked my bf once, he likes em too, he said it's because he thinks you typically wouldn't wear underwear with them and it's "easy access" where you could just lift the dress and lower it and no one would know.
FYI this was a lewd conversation we had together involving the two of us, he would never perve on women and is actually shocked when his sister or I talk in front of him about what we deal with. He's very supportive. This was just his thinking about me and I figured it makes sense for tbe obsession as a whole.
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u/Traditional-Emu-6344 13d ago
Because Christians love a story where theyâre the victim and all they want to do is tell everyone else theyâre wrong.
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u/Version_Two 13d ago
I'm just trying to save you! Surrender your life!!
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u/Naive_Remote9813 13d ago
Jesus is trying to save us from what he's going to do to us if we don't let him save us.
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u/Same_Eye6762 13d ago
I went to church 2 weeks ago, my friend invited cuz she was leading worship that day
I witnessed a state of mass psychosis, twitching, crying, kneeling, pacing back and forth, heaving, SPEAKING IN TONGUES, glorifying suffering
A grown man was crying in a dark corner for an hour after
Man I think I'm good, I'm gonna pass
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u/norakb123 13d ago
And yet the one in the shorts is clearly the victim here. The one harassing on the street is the modest Christian.
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u/Fed_Deez_Nutz 13d ago
Yeah, she comes off as way more reasonable and rational.
Mind your business modest lady, mind your business.
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u/Upset-Nose-4016 13d ago
Men who are catcalling won't dissapear simply because you wear something "modest". All they want is to have power over someone they deem weaker and vulnerable. You can wrap yourself in burqa and still risk sexual harassment because clothes don't matter to such people
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u/talkmemetome 13d ago
At first it's the boobs, then it's the ankles, then it's the shape, then it's the eyes, then it's the mere presence, then it's the knowledge of the existence of a woman's body. They are in every religion, in every culture.
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u/DoorSweet6099 13d ago
I was thinking that dressing as modestly as this Christian woman in this video can draw all sorts of unwanted attention. Modesty can also be read as weakness in some sexual predators minds.
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u/Senior-Baseball-9838 13d ago
Girls get catcalled too and theyâre dress as children. Wearing school uniforms.
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u/Sad-Substance-7554 13d ago
I stopped getting catcalled when I became an adult. They really do only want you when youâre 17
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u/Old-Wolverine-3407 13d ago
That's the point yet many still don't understand in this year of 2026 and they would still blame the women or the victim.
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u/Ok_Application_5802 13d ago
It's true. I've been catcalled in middle school. And I was wearing my school uniform.
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u/dark90smagic 13d ago edited 13d ago
Why is this Lil House on the Prairie woman hanging around all these people if all sheâs going to do is pass judgment and feign it as concern? Go pray in a fucking log cabin and read your Book of Mormon by candlelight I guess, who ever prompts these has some serious issues. Like, you donât like seeing hot women?
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u/HighlandsBen 13d ago
"I'm going to give this stranger unwanted attention to teach her about how to avoid unwanted attention."
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u/MostExtremeHyperbole 13d ago
Many years ago, there was a campaign showing what people were wearing when they were assaulted, none of them were 'sexy' clothes, https://sbaproject.org/what-were-you-wearing/
It made me cry when I first saw it because there is a lot of children's clothes.
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u/Sexisthunter 13d ago
Sheâs trying to be an example to the hoes and bring them to the light of the lort
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u/dark90smagic 13d ago
Itâs so weird the light of the lord is dependent upon womenâs clothing choices. As if the almighty creator of the universe cares.
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u/TheUndeadBake 13d ago
Which he doesnât lol. He even has a line about how if men are looking at women lustfully, he should tear out the offending eyeball.
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u/Sexisthunter 13d ago
My mom spent my whole childhood trying to tell me that. Now I dress like a hoe and she still treats everyone around her like garbage
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u/RustyShacklefrog 13d ago
âWell, what was she wearing?â Type of energy coming from this one. Gross victim blaming scum
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u/Ambiguous-Nyx 13d ago
Fuh naw she rocks that outfit. Who the hell prompted this
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u/ghostbirdd 13d ago
I was gonna say. If they wanted to convince women to dress more modestly then I donât know why they made the âbad wifeâ a smokeshow
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u/wasraelx 13d ago
And as a conventionally attractive woman in my late twenties, nobody tries to hit on you more than husbands of the women they force to be modest.
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u/saigon2010 13d ago
I watched a YouTube video recently where this woman made 4 profiles on one of the dating apps, each with custom photos to portray 4 different women, and the "traditional girl" by a long shot got the creepiest, most misogynistic messages out of any of them
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u/wasraelx 13d ago edited 13d ago
It just fully depends on the area.
I used to get catcalled as a hijabi as much as I do without. At 17 the same amount as at 27.
Which demographic of women gets harassed the most depends completely on where in the world you are. Conservative men hate that they want to fuck you and youd never speak to them. Modest women get harassed because men canât stand that they choose not to show their body, and many assume theyâll be easier to groom.
Quite simply, the problem isnât women and what we wear.
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u/BlueFantasyZ 13d ago
My husband doesn't "let" me do anything, because he's my partner, not my owner.
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u/Minute-Shine6354 13d ago
Of course.
It's what cringes me of these videos, when they talk about the husband letting something or liking something.
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u/ToWelie89 13d ago
Why are Conservative Christians always fear mongering about Muslims and sharia? If anything a lot of Christians would probably agree with a lot of the sharia laws, they use the same rhetoric and logic. If sharia didn't have a connection to Islam a lot of Christians would embrace it
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u/SunshotDestiny 13d ago
That is exactly it. They "don't agree" with a different religion", but in reality it's the same conservative ideas. One just control over their society and culture, and the other is desperate to get that sort of control.
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u/PolicyWonka 13d ago
Meanwhile, those same people will say that the United States is founded on Christian religious law and we must follow Christian religious codes and morals derived from the Bible.
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u/Toy_Story_2_on_PS1 13d ago
I love this genre of conservative slop content where the thing being depicted is meant to be abhorrent but everyone reacting is going âfuck yeaâ
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u/Hammer_the_Red2 13d ago
These christofascists claim to be so afraid of Sharia Law being imposed on Americans while at the same time try to impose their own version of theocratic law in the US.
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u/xDeviousDieselx 13d ago
No shit, and itâs so fucking insane
But thereâs no limit to the Larp they literally cannot see the blatant hypocrisy theyâre too worried about Trumpâs dick in their mouth and how much they love it these days
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u/Tour_True 13d ago edited 13d ago
Iâd dress and look like her too. An obvious incel made this slop to show us their misogyny. Slop as well the body shaming it promotes.
Edit: I noticed Iâve pissed off a lot of unfuckable incels. They can get mad. Thereâs a block button and theyâre outing themselves as the incels they are and being mad that pretty women donât want to fuck their hobo looking angry drama queen snowflake selves.
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u/Seven_o_clock777 13d ago
Like, if you got it, flaunt it!
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u/Tour_True 13d ago edited 13d ago
Agreed. Also many earned it to flaunt it. I am after those kind of goals in myself and itâs an extremely healthy lifestyle working out and eating good food and you learn what colours and clothes are best for your body shape and skin. I do it because I love me and this stuff is part of my own expression and art not for me to care about creepy men who hate women because they arenât interested in unfuckable men and my body is not theirs to control but my own. If theyâre insecure thatâs on them. They could always work to look as good to be worth it but their gross attitudes are probably the biggest means to drive me or any woman away.
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u/Plastic-Wear-3576 13d ago
I feel the same. Granted, being a dude affords me to more comfortably strut my stuff without people being weird.
But I worked for my ass. I'm gonna wear pants that showcase it. If people look, good for them.
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u/Valten78 13d ago
How is this any different to fundamentalists in the middle east who want to clad women in Burkas?
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u/MostExtremeHyperbole 13d ago
Still doesn't prevent rape at all lol.
Mormon women are sexually assaulted at much higher rates than the general public because their weird ass insular communities are rapey.
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u/TheUndeadBake 13d ago
Aaah but you see they go by the toddler logic of âif I canât see that the husband beat this woman black and blue because sheâs completely hidden, that means it doesnât happenâ and the same is extended to rape and assault and pedophilia. As long as it doesnât reach the ears of the others, it doesnât happen
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u/Ryaniseplin 13d ago
so they must be completely fine when they see a woman wearing a hijab
because that woman is just being respectful to her husband
they definitely wouldn't freak out if they saw that right
seriously tho the modesty culture fucks are the reason our society is like this, it is 100% the person who is committing sexual harassment for committing the sexual harassment, the amount of victim blaming is insane
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u/LunarDogeBoy 13d ago
Why she dresses like that? It's the same reason why a man mows his lawn neatly or drives a fancy car. Because they like flaunting what they got and feel sexy. It doesnt mean they want to be approached by some freak.
You can tell the loser who generated this is on the mormon's side because the other woman didnt clap back and destroyher logic. Do you refrain from painting your house because you dont want people to be jelaous of how nice it looks? Burglars dont break into dilapitated shitholes so why dont you make your house look like a crack den?
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u/RamJamR 13d ago
Mormons don't typically dress like that. Nothing about the religion demands a woman dress like it's the 1800s. For the most part, anyone mormon dresses pretty unremarkably from anyone else.
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u/MissMarchpane 13d ago
This doesn't look like it's the 1800s, even. It looks like maybe an outfit from anytime between the 1970s and the present. Clothing from the 1800 was generally much more fun than that (because it wasn't being worn for some kind of religious reason â it was just what people were, and they incorporated self-expression into their everyday outfits).
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u/stackens 13d ago
This is one of the worst aspects of generative AI.
Bigots and reactionaries irrationally fear all sorts of things and people, and now they can generate AI videos illustrating their delusions in videos that (for a certain subset of the population) are indistinguishable from reality. Like at the very least they used to have to contend with the fact that there was no evidence for their delusions. Now they can make their fantasies "real" (again, only for a certain subset who are gullible/dumb/old enough, for now)
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u/wasraelx 13d ago edited 13d ago
âYour husband lets you out like thatâ đ Dear AI lady, women these days donât tend to marry men who see them as literal dogs
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u/Snoo_75138 13d ago
Interesting that the religious solution to women being targeted is always "dress up more and behave" and never to actually discipline and TEACH the men to be moral.
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u/Old-Wolverine-3407 13d ago
Funny how religous always picture themselves as "conservatives" yet they have the worst and dirtiest mindset
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u/TheMiamiMutilator420 13d ago
I love how the "Unmodest" girl doesn't respond once and just has a confused look the whole time lmfao the immediate implication is she's gonna completely ignore everything that dumbass just said đ
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u/MissMarchpane 13d ago
I will say, that woman isn't Mormon necessarily. She's not really anything in particular; I think they're going for an amalgamation of different very conservative Christian sects like Amish or Mennonite and coming out with a result that's basically none of the above. If she were mainstream Mormon, she would have a fake tan, bleached hair, tons of fillers, and she would be wearing the skimpiest thing she could get away with while still covering her religious underwear.
As for the actual point of the video⊠As someone who wears pretty much exclusively long sleeves and long skirts (not for religious reasons; I just prefer them), I can say that you get cat called no matter what you're wearing. Because it's not about anything the victim does or doesn't do; it's about control and shitty men trying to assert dominance.
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u/Send_me_UR_Cocks 13d ago
Hi, her husband here. I do not think it is disrespectful as I not only enjoy the attractiveness of my wife, but I also want her to be confortable and do what she enjoys. If a man catcalls her, she is not the problem. The man is. He is coveting his neighbors wife and I'm pretty sure it's your obligation to stone him or some shit, I dunno I didn't read the Bible.
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u/Spiritual_Smell4744 13d ago
Why does anything the non religious do impact the religious?
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u/Flashy_Emergency_263 13d ago
"You're breaking rules I have to follow (am afraid to not follow). How dare you?!? Follow the rules I follow or you are wrong, wrong, wrong!"
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u/Jaded-Significance86 13d ago
Tragically I must reference this exhibit once again
It does not matter what you are wearing. A rapist is gonna rape
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u/Minute-Shine6354 13d ago
Here comes Abby again giving unsolicited opinions.
Unwanted attention is what she does.
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u/skylar274 13d ago
please donât crucify me if iâm wrongâŠ.
âŠbut are you quoting dance moms?
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u/GODZILLA-Plays-A-DOD 13d ago
My wife only wears a parka, a ski mask, a beanie, and a chemical respirator in the summer to defend and respect my modesty or whatever.
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u/Rich_Confusion3996 13d ago
There is a museum of what were they wearing that shows the actual cloths of rape victims showing what the wore when they were raped.
It us filled with everything from mini skirt to full burka to little kids pj's.
All to prove that what they were wearing was never a real factor in them getting raped.
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u/Atomic-Pilot2707 13d ago
These tradwives wonât be happy until every woman is in full black burkas
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u/outdatedelementz 13d ago
Because their faith is weak and dependent on the choices and actions of others rather than their own beliefs. To the point that their âbelief systemâ is really just a set of rules meant to control people.
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u/Box-O-Kittenz 13d ago
Some men genuinely believe that they're incapable of controlling themselves, and so put the burden on women to not "tempt" them.
I've said it before, it's still true: there's no greater misandrist than a conservative man.
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u/Gravyboat44 13d ago
And then the crude, un-modest woman went on to think deeply about her actions and how she presents herself, and went right to the shop and bought herself a new wardrobe much less like that of a common street harlot, and much more like that of a well put-together housewife. And almost immediately she caught the eye of a lovely gentleman, who respectfully courted her heart for many moons, before she happily settled down, had a big, traditional wedding, and had 6 beautiful children. She now goes around telling other women how fulfilled and happy she is now that she has discovered a woman's true calling as caregiver to her faithful husband and amazing children.
...nah just kidding. She called the "more modest" woman a bitch and went on about her day.
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u/Various_Winner_1181 13d ago
AI garbage. Misogynists love fantasizing about women getting their âcomeuppanceâ over stupid shit all the time.
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u/WinnieGraves 13d ago
The Abrahamites are really really really fuckin WEIRD. Really glad this is going to contribute to us failing the Great Filter. You want to know why we'll never ever meet any other civilization, it's because we are tearing our world apart in the name of profit. it was a good run y'all.
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u/AJ_Topp_Up 13d ago
How is that even a Mormon woman? Mormon women don't even dress like that. Maybe more Mennonite than anything.
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u/Imaginary_Box8688 13d ago
The person dressed oddly is the woman in glasses, ironically she's the one who stands out and thus calls attention to herself.
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u/TomSmith113 13d ago
As if conventionally attractive women don't get unwanted attention regardless of what they're wearing, and as if men shouldn't fucking control themselves instead.
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u/lookatthecam 13d ago
None of her damn business. People should be able to walk around naked and not be assaulted. I'm not suggesting people do that but blaming the victim is narcissism.
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u/LabiaMinoraLover 12d ago
There is a comfortable classy stylish middle ground between Amish-burqa and hooker hoochie momma drip...
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u/xOleander 13d ago
The likelihood that the person that generated/made this hates Muslims (and by proxy make fun of how the women are treated) is about 99.99999%
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u/sysaphiswaits 13d ago
Sheâs not Mormon. I mean I know she doesnât exist, but this isnât Mormon culture.
She might be Orthodox Jewish. But, either way, there is no way they would call someone out like this, and are fairly unlikely to care that much.
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u/biggurllover88 13d ago
So a white Mormon woman dress like that its modesty. And woman should follow. However if a Muslim woman dress like that, she is oppressed, they trying to convert or invade, and all the other bullshit. Really, Democrat or Republican, both are shit.
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u/eastcoastjon 13d ago
Do you see the correlation between covering up to not temp men and excusing rape?
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u/RailgunRP 13d ago
This face says it all: "Is that b**ch really that stupid?" she thought as the Moron Mormon left.
(Also, Handmaid's tale aah outfit)
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u/Timely-Youth-9074 13d ago
I get catcalled and followed a whole lot more dressed covered up vs the few times I wore shorts or a short skirt.
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u/Much-Hamster-8956 13d ago
If my husband thinks he has to ALLOW me to go outside in a certain outfit he clearly has no respect for me at all and he will no longer be my husband.
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u/Hot-Seesaw-7851 13d ago
lmao where i grew up we had an Amish community near by and men would catcall the Amish women when they'd walk/ride through. What a load of bullshit. Creepy men will catcall any woman regardless of how they dress.
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u/Soaring_Sky 13d ago
The âmodestâ girl draws more attention dressing up like a rural amish person in a very urban environment.
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u/Current_Analysis_104 13d ago
Why is the Mormon woman in the city and off her cloister, or compound, or whatever they call it?
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u/rai_ash786 13d ago
okay i'm saying this as a girl who was covered up in a denim jacket over a shirt and wearing full pants at 12 years old and i STILL got catcalled and whistled at by some older guys at my middle school.
a man totally prompted this to the AI.
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u/PsycheAsHell 13d ago
Most women know it literally doesn't matter what you wear. Creepy men will still creep. I was 14 and running in athletic wear meant for a girl my age, and I still got catcalled, and I literally ran home as fast as possible in tears, in fear.
Cis women, trans women, Muslim women, Christian women, female sex workers, older women, underage girls, etc. all experience harassment because creepy men target anyone they perceive as female, regardless of how covered up or not that woman or girl is.
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u/Warm_Safety_9550 12d ago
Does a man also have to dress like heâs in a wagon train headed to the undrinkable waters of the Great Salt Lake?
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u/Drejkonis 12d ago
Thats not a mormon, shes is a handmaid from handmaid's tale. Shes the victim in this situation. She is a prisoner, whats worse is that she doesnt know that she is a prisoner, she even defends the tactics that are used to imprison her.
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u/StrangeJunket2601 13d ago
Yeah I can tell this was prompted by a man