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Usha Choudhary: Married Women Go Nude before Other Men

by Reality » Wed Mar 01, 2006 11:16 am

The local Telugu channel recently scrolled a message saying, “The pitiful story of a middle class woman who turned a porn star with the advancement of a doctor”. But is that too pitiful? Wasn’t the lady untouched with shyness to get into such treatment with a man? Well, here comes the point of professionalism.

Surgeons, obstetricians, gynecologists have to see the body of a woman nude during surgery. But that’s a matter related to disease, life and death. There is no glamour involved in such treatments and surgeries. But cosmetology treatment is a matter packed up with glamour, sex appeal and beauty which are the root causes for boosting up the libido of a male or a female. Kneading the body, caressing the skin and touching the sensitive fractions of the healthy body of opposite sex in the name of cultivating glamour would certainly ignite fire between the young doctor and young patient.

The recent incident of ‘Blue Film in Beauty Parlor’ in Hyderabad is not pitiful for the woman but it speaks about the demeaning society. Leaving the values and lying nude before a young male doctor to gain more glamour would certainly speak less about those women. If women are within their boundaries, there wouldn’t be much advancement from men. I feel many professional men are hesitant in advancing with a colleague or stranger than women. They just look out for a chance. If the woman beckons a green signal, men take the advantage. Although it’s not a hard and fast rule, majority of the cases run on these lines (leaving the rapists, called criminals, who suffer from obsessive compulsive disorders).

Recall the scene of Kate getting her portrait painted by Leonardo De Caprio. It’s only the gushing adrenaline that surges in the senses of many onlookers, than the so-called professional and pious artistic fervor. I’m indeed saying about the majority cases leaving the real artistes as exceptions.

It’s the unisex society where we see both male and female professionals in all the fields, which are disturbing the tempo of the norms. India is yet to get immune to this system. Once when I was traveling from Montreal to Mumbai, in the flight I’ve seen an acrophobic young Canadian lady holding the hands of a fellow Indian male passenger to control her fear while taking off. I have observed the man blinking his eye in pleasure to his friend who is sitting beside him in the aisle seat. Well, Indian men go hot with the mere breathe of a woman unlike many westerners. It’s the cultural brought up, which matters. Kissing, hugging and patting need not be only in between a wife and husband in the west. But it’s the other way round in India.

So, as a finale, I feel that Indian society shouldn’t encourage ‘beauty parlors for women’ run by male doctors. Even my converse statement holds good here.

(Usha Choudhary can be reached at usha_choudhary@hotmail.com)




I read this article on a website and it sounded as ridiculous as the statements by some politicians who blamed the girl who got raped on the way girls dress these days. And to think of it , this article was written by a woman.
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by CtrlAltDel » Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:47 pm

:? never heard of beauty parlors for women operated by men....
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by Patala » Thu Mar 02, 2006 5:59 am

geez, so it was the womens fault that the man she went to for a massage was a pervert!



blame the victim eh?
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Re: Usha Choudhary: Married Women Go Nude before Other Men

by Ravi » Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:11 pm

No offence intended to women BUT

Women must be careful before they choose their surgen or beauty parlour...ofcourse we are living in not believing society...we must be careful rather than blaming someone else..



Reality wrote:
The local Telugu channel recently scrolled a message saying, “The pitiful story of a middle class woman who turned a porn star with the advancement of a doctor”. But is that too pitiful? Wasn’t the lady untouched with shyness to get into such treatment with a man? Well, here comes the point of professionalism.

Surgeons, obstetricians, gynecologists have to see the body of a woman nude during surgery. But that’s a matter related to disease, life and death. There is no glamour involved in such treatments and surgeries. But cosmetology treatment is a matter packed up with glamour, sex appeal and beauty which are the root causes for boosting up the libido of a male or a female. Kneading the body, caressing the skin and touching the sensitive fractions of the healthy body of opposite sex in the name of cultivating glamour would certainly ignite fire between the young doctor and young patient.

The recent incident of ‘Blue Film in Beauty Parlor’ in Hyderabad is not pitiful for the woman but it speaks about the demeaning society. Leaving the values and lying nude before a young male doctor to gain more glamour would certainly speak less about those women. If women are within their boundaries, there wouldn’t be much advancement from men. I feel many professional men are hesitant in advancing with a colleague or stranger than women. They just look out for a chance. If the woman beckons a green signal, men take the advantage. Although it’s not a hard and fast rule, majority of the cases run on these lines (leaving the rapists, called criminals, who suffer from obsessive compulsive disorders).

Recall the scene of Kate getting her portrait painted by Leonardo De Caprio. It’s only the gushing adrenaline that surges in the senses of many onlookers, than the so-called professional and pious artistic fervor. I’m indeed saying about the majority cases leaving the real artistes as exceptions.

It’s the unisex society where we see both male and female professionals in all the fields, which are disturbing the tempo of the norms. India is yet to get immune to this system. Once when I was traveling from Montreal to Mumbai, in the flight I’ve seen an acrophobic young Canadian lady holding the hands of a fellow Indian male passenger to control her fear while taking off. I have observed the man blinking his eye in pleasure to his friend who is sitting beside him in the aisle seat. Well, Indian men go hot with the mere breathe of a woman unlike many westerners. It’s the cultural brought up, which matters. Kissing, hugging and patting need not be only in between a wife and husband in the west. But it’s the other way round in India.

So, as a finale, I feel that Indian society shouldn’t encourage ‘beauty parlors for women’ run by male doctors. Even my converse statement holds good here.

(Usha Choudhary can be reached at usha_choudhary@hotmail.com)


I read this article on a website and it sounded as ridiculous as the statements by some politicians who blamed the girl who got raped on the way girls dress these days. And to think of it , this article was written by a woman.
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by craigg » Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:44 pm

Ya ya no one shud blame the girl what was her fault she just wanted to get herself screwed up(by choice) with some handsome person . What can she do if she was forced to do what she intended to do later .



And regding she being married wud her husband allow her to get such things done by a male doctor even if she was doing it for him.





There shud be sum rules in the society to prevent such things to happen .



But lo how do we infringe on the freedom of the lady . she has the right to strip herself and get examined by anyone anyplace .
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by Sara » Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:48 pm

It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.



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by kavya » Thu Jun 08, 2006 9:37 pm

Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful


great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.

so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?

my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??
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omg

by Sachin » Thu Jun 08, 2006 11:59 pm

kavya wrote:
Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful

great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.
so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?
my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??


dont act like a FCP she said "It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man"

she is blaming both of them.

My say is that the doctor was unprofessional. Its not the girls fault all I can say is she should have been careful.
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Re: omg

by kavya » Fri Jun 09, 2006 12:20 am

Sachin wrote:
kavya wrote:
Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful

great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.
so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?
my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??

dont act like a FCP she said "It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man"
she is blaming both of them.
My say is that the doctor was unprofessional. Its not the girls fault all I can say is she should have been careful.




how do u think she should hav been more careful ? just think . she was an innocent victim ....



by saying "unprofessionalism on part of the man" U R covering his sh1t with honey and sugar and tasting it and saying "YUMMY ... tastes good on the outside but a little different on the inside" :?



letz call a spade a spade . he was an animal who preyed on the innocent victim who came to him aftr trusting him for his work
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Re: omg

by Sharjeel » Fri Jun 09, 2006 12:49 am

kavya wrote:
Sachin wrote:
kavya wrote:
Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful

great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.
so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?
my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??

dont act like a FCP she said "It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man"
she is blaming both of them.
My say is that the doctor was unprofessional. Its not the girls fault all I can say is she should have been careful.


how do u think she should hav been more careful ? just think . she was an innocent victim ....

by saying "unprofessionalism on part of the man" U R covering his sh1t with honey and sugar and tasting it and saying "YUMMY ... tastes good on the outside but a little different on the inside" :?

letz call a spade a spade . he was an animal who preyed on the innocent victim who came to him aftr trusting him for his work
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Re: Usha Choudhary: Married Women Go Nude before Other Men

by ustaad » Fri Jun 09, 2006 12:59 am

Reality wrote:
Well, Indian men go hot with the mere breathe of a woman unlike many westerners. It’s the cultural brought up, which matters. Kissing, hugging and patting need not be only in between a wife and husband in the west. But it’s the other way round in India.



(Usha Choudhary can be reached at usha_choudhary@hotmail.com)




not " all " Indan men do that unless the lady in question makes the first move...then our masala coated adrenaline kicks in. Well, it all depends on individuals and how they were brought up. Generalization is irrelevant.



There are desperate people , everywhere.



It's sad to see a doctor or the guy in the beaty parlor raping women.

I can't deny there will not be any sexual tension.. but, one should act on self control + profesionalism + morals.
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by CtrlAltDel » Fri Jun 09, 2006 9:24 am

congrats kavya! this is the longest u have discussed a topic without cursing "mozlems"...:lol:
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by Sara » Sat Jun 10, 2006 12:43 pm

kavya wrote:
Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful

great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.
so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?
my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??




thanx for the compliments ,



That wud be height of innocence:



Girl getting completely nude , lying on the bed to be examined and worked upon by a totally unknown young male doctor and believing that there is nothing she needs to be careful abt. WOW



Even a 6yr old girl wud think thrice abt doing such a kind of think .



Come out of your kiddie world Kavaya. Like one of the members said truly abt u .



and also I am amazed to know that u have a frnd who wears Jiljab ( brush up ur spellings).



If she was wearing a jiljab and got raped , that must have been a drunk bastard or a psycho animal.



But what say abt being raped when lying down nude alone in front of a total stranger.



He shud cover his eyes stop his hormones and control himself ,

he doesnt live in your wonderland .



grow up kiddie or u wud be in tomorrows papers if u do something like that women did.
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by cragg » Sat Jun 10, 2006 1:04 pm

WOW



Hyderabad is going too fast .



Days where when male doctors were hesitant to use a stethoscope on a woman .



Now imagine a woman lying nude on bed in front of a young doctor. :shock:



If this can happen in hospitals then..........what abt discos ,pubs, netcafes , theatres. .....

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:



Ustaad ,u r right we are missing the real action .
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by Reality » Sun Jun 11, 2006 1:24 am

Sara wrote:
kavya wrote:
Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful

great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.
so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?
my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??


thanx for the compliments ,

That wud be height of innocence:

Girl getting completely nude , lying on the bed to be examined and worked upon by a totally unknown young male doctor and believing that there is nothing she needs to be careful abt. WOW

Even a 6yr old girl wud think thrice abt doing such a kind of think .

Come out of your kiddie world Kavaya. Like one of the members said truly abt u .

and also I am amazed to know that u have a frnd who wears Jiljab ( brush up ur spellings).

If she was wearing a jiljab and got raped , that must have been a drunk bastard or a psycho animal.

But what say abt being raped when lying down nude alone in front of a total stranger.

He shud cover his eyes stop his hormones and control himself ,
he doesnt live in your wonderland .

grow up kiddie or u wud be in tomorrows papers if u do something like that women did.




Wow. It is amazing to listen to a woman attribute a violent act as rape to the hormones of a guy. I have heard that arguement from a lot of guys but coming from a woman, it speaks a whole different language.
Let me ask you a few questions Sara. Do you seriously believe that the dress a girl wears plays a role in her getting raped? Thats the worst arguement i ever heard and it is usually reserved for old senile numbskulls calling themshelves politicians who are actually morally bankrupt scum of the society. But listening to someone support their view surprises me.
Have you never heard of kids aged below 10 and old women getting raped? Do you think they were dressing provocatively? Where do you think that more assualts on women happen, in the west where women dress a lot more freely or in India ? If your arguement was to be true, you did hear of rapes happening every min here in the US. Now dont say that guys here have less hormones than the indian men.

Anyway, In my view a rape is a rape. and a person who rapes a hijab clad girl has the same mental makeup as the person who rapes a girl in a bikini. You cant say , poor chap his hormones got the better of him. Thats an absurd arguement. A rape isnt an act of passion, its an act of violence. That is were we make the mistake of blaming the victim. Most people consider rape as an act of passion, which it isnt. It is a pure act of violence and the people comitting it should be treated very severely. If there was a choice I would have chosen "physical" castration coz that person can never ever even think of it again.

Sharjeel: Dude, what prevention are you talking about? Its like saying stay off the roads to prevent getting into an accident.

But this whole post has been a digression, The article was about a secretly filmed video in the parlour. And the news channel's misleading title, which I guess was intentional of the sex starved unethical people who call themshelves journalists these days. The women went to get a massage which is her right. and there she was filmed without her knowledge. Would it have been alright if the massage parlour was run by a women and the filming took place ? Thats the whole point. Look at it from that view, now what is the victim's fault? going to get a massage?
People here seem to assume that if the massage is given by a male , we expect that something is going to happen. Thats how deep these prejudices have been ingrained into our subconscious. It would do us a worl of good if we recognised what the actuall problem was and act to prevent rather blame it on the victim or attempt to ban massage parlours.
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by Cragg » Sun Jun 11, 2006 8:15 pm

Sorry to interrupt the serious discussion,



:idea: But If anyone lends me the video then I will be in a better position to give a verdict..abt the the victim and culprit :twisted: :twisted:
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by Sharjeel » Sun Jun 11, 2006 8:57 pm

Reality wrote:
Sara wrote:
kavya wrote:
Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful

great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.
so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?
my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??


thanx for the compliments ,

That wud be height of innocence:

Girl getting completely nude , lying on the bed to be examined and worked upon by a totally unknown young male doctor and believing that there is nothing she needs to be careful abt. WOW

Even a 6yr old girl wud think thrice abt doing such a kind of think .

Come out of your kiddie world Kavaya. Like one of the members said truly abt u .

and also I am amazed to know that u have a frnd who wears Jiljab ( brush up ur spellings).

If she was wearing a jiljab and got raped , that must have been a drunk bastard or a psycho animal.

But what say abt being raped when lying down nude alone in front of a total stranger.

He shud cover his eyes stop his hormones and control himself ,
he doesnt live in your wonderland .

grow up kiddie or u wud be in tomorrows papers if u do something like that women did.
Anyway, In my view a rape is a rape. and a person who rapes a hijab clad girl has the same mental makeup as the person who rapes a girl in a bikini. You cant say , poor chap his hormones got the better of him. Thats an absurd arguement.

Sharjeel: Dude, what prevention are you talking about? Its like saying stay off the roads to prevent getting into an accident.
Going by your arguments, it would also be wrong to wear helmets, protective jackets, etc.



Please do not try to equate the mental state of the person who raped a woman in a bikini and one who does the same to a hijaab clad woman.



If clothes do not have any role to play, please answer this question:



Why does Malliksa Sherawat wear skimpy outfits? She should wear hijaab and dance!



Compare the statistics of crime against women in the US and India. then try to justify them. You will get your answer.
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by Reality » Mon Jun 12, 2006 1:23 am

Sharjeel wrote:
Reality wrote:
Sara wrote:
kavya wrote:
Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful

great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.
so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?
my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??


thanx for the compliments ,

That wud be height of innocence:

Girl getting completely nude , lying on the bed to be examined and worked upon by a totally unknown young male doctor and believing that there is nothing she needs to be careful abt. WOW

Even a 6yr old girl wud think thrice abt doing such a kind of think .

Come out of your kiddie world Kavaya. Like one of the members said truly abt u .

and also I am amazed to know that u have a frnd who wears Jiljab ( brush up ur spellings).

If she was wearing a jiljab and got raped , that must have been a drunk bastard or a psycho animal.

But what say abt being raped when lying down nude alone in front of a total stranger.

He shud cover his eyes stop his hormones and control himself ,
he doesnt live in your wonderland .

grow up kiddie or u wud be in tomorrows papers if u do something like that women did.
Anyway, In my view a rape is a rape. and a person who rapes a hijab clad girl has the same mental makeup as the person who rapes a girl in a bikini. You cant say , poor chap his hormones got the better of him. Thats an absurd arguement.

Sharjeel: Dude, what prevention are you talking about? Its like saying stay off the roads to prevent getting into an accident.
Going by your arguments, it would also be wrong to wear helmets, protective jackets, etc.

Please do not try to equate the mental state of the person who raped a woman in a bikini and one who does the same to a hijaab clad woman.

If clothes do not have any role to play, please answer this question:

Why does Malliksa Sherawat wear skimpy outfits? She should wear hijaab and dance!

Compare the statistics of crime against women in the US and India. then try to justify them. You will get your answer.




To answer your question is simple, Mallika Sherawat is dancing not inviting men to rape her.

That means according to you if a girl is wears skimpy outfits, its her fault if she is raped. And the guy who rapes her is a lesser criminal than the guy who rapes a fully clothed girl. Some how that arguement sounds regressive to me.

I will tell you the reason why i think so, answer this.



If you see a girl in skimpy clothes, do you get the urge to "rape" her? answer truthfully.

If the answer is NO, then isnt the arguement simple. All the people who answered NO realise that it is not a very difficult question to answer. And I do not think the reason for a NO is that we lack hormones, simple enough. If it is I am sorry for you.



And finally I dont want to compare crime statistics for rape because it is one of the most under reported crime everywhere.



My whole arguement is that we recognise who the victim is and not put the blame on her for the kind of situation she was in.
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by Mayavi Morpheus » Mon Jun 12, 2006 3:28 am

Someone asked to compare rape statistics in India to US... In India a woman gets raped every minute and in US a woman is assaulted every 30 seconds and assault means anything ranging from verbal abuse to rape.



Btw, does anyone has the statistics for rape in Middle eastern countries?



PS: Do not argue with anyone who claims that hijab is an insurity against rape, even if it is sherry. :roll:
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by Mayavi Morpheus » Mon Jun 12, 2006 3:34 am

Sara wrote:If she was wearing a jiljab and got raped , that must have been a drunk bastard or a psycho animal.




Great sara, now I only hope that you are never caught outside without a hijab from head to toe. It is a lesser crime to rape a non-hijab woman compared to raping a hijab clad woman, so watch out!
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well....

by Sachin » Mon Jun 12, 2006 4:21 am

Well Reality your thoughts on the topic are strong and correct. But we live in a country where not many professionals cannot be trusted? Lets admit this health industry in India is not good by any standards. We have had stories like these in the past, where ppl seem to lose their kidney's when they went to the hospital to get a minor surgery done.

My say here is that the guy was unprofessional and and and the female should have been more careful.

Coming to rapes and rapists the figures you are quoting do not make sense. It is the most under-reported crime. A rape is a rape do not attribute it to a dressing or mannerisms of an individual.
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by Sachin » Mon Jun 12, 2006 4:22 am

towards the end of the first line it is "CAN" and not cannot?
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Re: well....

by Reality » Mon Jun 12, 2006 5:54 am

Sachin wrote:Well Reality your thoughts on the topic are strong and correct. But we live in a country where not many professionals cannot be trusted? Lets admit this health industry in India is not good by any standards. We have had stories like these in the past, where ppl seem to lose their kidney's when they went to the hospital to get a minor surgery done.
My say here is that the guy was unprofessional and and and the female should have been more careful.
Coming to rapes and rapists the figures you are quoting do not make sense. It is the most under-reported crime. A rape is a rape do not attribute it to a dressing or mannerisms of an individual.




First, I did not quote any figures. and secondly, you repeated the point i was making. please clarify.
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by Reality » Mon Jun 12, 2006 6:00 am

Mayavi Morpheus wrote:Someone asked to compare rape statistics in India to US... In India a woman gets raped every minute and in US a woman is assaulted every 30 seconds and assault means anything ranging from verbal abuse to rape.

Btw, does anyone has the statistics for rape in Middle eastern countries?

PS: Do not argue with anyone who claims that hijab is an insurity against rape, even if it is sherry. :roll:




I didnt quote any figures because the ones I saw dint make any sense. Thats when i realised the whole statistics on this crime do not make much sense coz the crime itself is very under reported even in the US ( something like only 1 in 3 get reported ). Dint want to hazard a guess about India.



And talking about dressing and crimes againest women,

that point undermines the whole idea of freedom.

when your fear makes you not lead the kind of life you want to live ,, whats the point? By making that point you are supporting the arguements made by idiots like pramod navalkar.
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by Sharjeel » Mon Jun 12, 2006 7:18 am

Reality wrote:
Sharjeel wrote:
Reality wrote:
Sara wrote:
kavya wrote:
Sara wrote:It is irresponsibility on part of the women and unprofessionalism on part of the man. But who stands to loose in this.

Its better to be careful than to be regretful

great, wonderful to see a woman spurt this out.
so if u get raped tomorrow it is ur (ir)responsibility rite ?
my jiljab clad friend was raped lst yr , so it waz her fault & waz she irresponsible ??


thanx for the compliments ,

That wud be height of innocence:

Girl getting completely nude , lying on the bed to be examined and worked upon by a totally unknown young male doctor and believing that there is nothing she needs to be careful abt. WOW

Even a 6yr old girl wud think thrice abt doing such a kind of think .

Come out of your kiddie world Kavaya. Like one of the members said truly abt u .

If she was wearing a jiljab and got raped , that must have been a drunk bastard or a psycho animal.

But what say abt being raped when lying down nude alone in front of a total stranger.
Anyway, In my view a rape is a rape. and a person who rapes a hijab clad girl has the same mental makeup as the person who rapes a girl in a bikini. You cant say , poor chap his hormones got the better of him. Thats an absurd arguement.

Sharjeel: Dude, what prevention are you talking about? Its like saying stay off the roads to prevent getting into an accident.
Going by your arguments, it would also be wrong to wear helmets, protective jackets, etc.

If clothes do not have any role to play, please answer this question:

Why does Malliksa Sherawat wear skimpy outfits? She should wear hijaab and dance!

To answer your question is simple, Mallika Sherawat is dancing not inviting men to rape her.
That means according to you if a girl is wears skimpy outfits, its her fault if she is raped. And the guy who rapes her is a lesser criminal than the guy who rapes a fully clothed girl. Some how that arguement sounds regressive to me.
I will tell you the reason why i think so, answer this.

If you see a girl in skimpy clothes, do you get the urge to "rape" her? answer truthfully.
If the answer is NO, then isnt the arguement simple. All the people who answered NO realise that it is not a very difficult question to answer. And I do not think the reason for a NO is that we lack hormones, simple enough. If it is I am sorry for you.
The question you post is completely wrong and meaningless, under the context. A normal person would always say NO, no matter what the level of (un)dress of a female. The person we are focusing on is a pervert. Let me rephrase it and give my answers:

A) Would a potential rapist get the urge to "rape" (I hate this word) when he touches a skimpily clad woman (or one who is lying naked under his arms)? YES

B)Would he get the same urge when he sees a "appropriately attired lady"? Maybe, but it would not even be half as strong as with scenario A.

That would perhaps answer the Mallika question too. She is not inviting people to r@pe her, but nonetheless is tiltillating them to think about her private parts. She runs a bigger risk of being abused than someone else, who does not expose so much. Which was my point.

A girl who wears skimpy/attractive/etc clothes is not doing anything wrong, she just runs a bigger risk with perverts than a modestly atttired one.

Mayavi wrote:
Sara wrote:If she was wearing a jiljab and got raped , that must have been a drunk bastard or a psycho animal.
Great sara, now I only hope that you are never caught outside without a hijab from head to toe. It is a lesser crime to rape a non-hijab woman compared to raping a hijab clad woman, so watch out!
Quit quoting out-of context, b!tch! :P



Being atractive and wearing what you like is not being stupid, and is the right of everyone. Going to a massage parlor which is run by males is stupid, while there may be a thousand others which are run by females and are safer. Which one would you send a loved one to?





The word hijaab seems to make completely sane people lose their sense, so I will now replace a hijaab clad girl with a appropriately attired female, which is what hijaab means. I do not care if you nurse a prejudice against vieled women, or women who dress decently.
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