Reply #16: Women who respect others don't need someone to hand them a nasty towel

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because they carry around nice, clean pieces of light cotton, perhaps a burping towel or something similar.

People who are prepared to respect the boundaries of others do take care to keep supplies on hand that will allow them do that.

As to whether a cute little chickiebabe strutting in clad in nothing but a string bikini would be "served with a smile", I don't know and neither does anyone else.

I've never seen that happen, personally, except for maybe at a beach. Even then, most young women are smart/respectful enough to wear some sort of cover-up garment.

And finally...no, the article didn't exactly say a body part was being exposed, but I do have to wonder...if there were no exposure at all, why would someone have to go over and ask the woman to please cover up?

Surely, the employee couldn't have been so mentally disturbed that the sight of a baby's FACE would be offensive. There must have been something that needed covering, from a public respect point of view...