I worked a supply security shift in a booze store last year. The female on shift told me she was happy I was there as the replacement for the previous week objectified her. I asked what happened. She told me this:

The male ignored her on the Friday night and spoke to the rest of the male staff. She was a mid punk rock chick with no makeup so was literally of no interest to him. The next night she made an effort as she was going out after work and wanted to look nice. The man complimented her calling her darling and beautiful till she had to ask him to stop.

She asked my opinion. I said she was the one objectifying herself. I explained that if he ignored her with no beauty look and then was all over her with the beauty look, the only person responsible for her objectification is herself.

No man is guilty because he responds to sexuslised beauty.

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If females do not want comments made about their clothing or bodies, we need these females to stop wearing clothing or displaying their bodies an a manner that is remarkable. It's not an issue for males to stop remarking. It's up to females to stop presenting themselves in a men manner where men will feel compelled to comment.

It's time males stood up to #MeToo and sexual harassment. The second any female decides that an 'unwanted glance' is sexual harassment is the moment all females need to be given intense lessons on human sexuality. No male or person for that matter should ever him have their career and reputation ruined because one female didn't like getting glances while wearing a shirt skirt or mini dress. It's time males told females what is appropriate dress and behaviour and force them to stay with in its boundaries.

No male should ever suffer for merely looking at a female. It's time females were told that if they do not like male attention that they must cover up. Any female who complains about the male gaze should be given lessons on how to dress to avoid the male gaze.

The male gaze is not a crime. We can look at whatever we like. It's time to take the responsibility of our behaviour and make it the onus of the females to change their ways.