shopping experience. As gratifying as it is (kind of) to have men tell me "nice tits" I'd rather be able to shop off the rack like men.... abe froman January 22, 2008 08:55 PM If a bloke showed up to work dressed in a way that exposed any more that was neeeded, or dressed in away that was sexually suggestive, would he not be sniggerd at by collegues of both sexes? Imagine the new young bloke in accounts showing up in a sleeveless shirt showing of his biceps. Ainsley January 22, 2008 09:00 PM Posted by: abe froman on January 22, 2008 8:55 PM Bring it. No complaints here.. Rachel January 22, 2008 09:04 PM if people ever wonder about the differences between men and women's dress, I would have thought the obvious answer probably occurs to them: because traditionally womens role has been to attract males through physical traits, and mens role is to attract women through other things such as capability of providing. The stupid thing is, that while I recognise that I am more intellectually capable than I am physically attractive, I already have a husband, I have a good job which imposes no preferences or restrictions on what I wear - why do I still like to occassionally dress up nicely, get excited when a swimsuit looks nice on me, wear some makeup on a big night out? I hate the idea that the beauty and fashion industry has any kind of influence on me. But