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From: jackson@curium.DEC (SETH JACKSON 297-4751)
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Subject: Beaches, beauties, B.S.
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Date: Tue, 18-Feb-86 18:06:39 EST
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>Once again, I must disagree, in that you are not expressing just how TWISTED
>this type of logic is.  If people are to be safe when they wish to go to any
>type of public place, EVERYOME should understand that how you LOOK is to make
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>yourself happy.  Not to solicit the attention of others.

Time out for a little reality. I know you'd like to think that everyone
should feel the way that you do, but the fact of the matter is that they
don't. An attractive woman who dresses accordingly, whether at the beach,
in a bar, at the supermarket, or wherever, *will* get attention from
men, some of whom will be persistent to the point of being obnoxious.
This is a fact of life. Deal with it.

What's the point of this whole discussion, anyway? It sounds to me like
it's reason for being is so some women can to prove to the world how 
horrible us men are, and how life is so tough for the poor, mistreated 
women in our society. Sorry, I'm not buying it. Men have it just as hard. 
The issues, of course, are different, but, of course, other peoples' 
problems never seem as serious as our own.
--
"Let's see with our hearts those things our eyes have seen
 And know the truth must still lie somewhere in between."

					Seth Jackson