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I can’t watch this. Call me a prude, but I have an issue with hyper-sexualised flashing. I am not a Muslim, but IMO women modestly attired garners professional respect. You don’t have to go to the extent of wearing a hijab – but nobody should be surprised when a woman exposing her plunging neckline notices the gaze of the male she is talking to has wandered in that direction. We are all, first and foremost, sexual animals (and men are recorded as thinking of sex at least twice as often as women). To expect respect we need to demonstrate we are not using our body language in a provocative manner. While training in psychology (and mock job interviews, in particular) we were advised – and I agree – that women seeking to come across as respectful (of clients and bosses) would be well advised to modestly cover their décolletage. Wearing nose-bleed inciting high heels, exposing a plunging cleavage etc. – and then complaining about sexism or sexual abuse or sexist attitudes – could be a bit of pot calling kettle?!?
what a crock of ABSOLUTE FUCKING GARBAGE!!!!!!
Women are NEVER responsible for the actions of pathetic idiot men, who can’t control their stupid male gaze or their actions.