<p>We’ve all heard of “do not judge a book by its cover”.</p>
<p>Okay.</p>
<p>I won’t judge a book by its cover, but (to an extent) I will judge a person.</p>
<p>For example: if a girl wears a mini-skirt and high heels, etc., I will definitely have a different perception of her personality than a girl who wears more conversative clothing.</p>
<p>Dave Chappelle actually mentioned this in one of his stand-ups: “Just because I dress a certain way does NOT mean I act a certain way.” (He was ridiculing girls who dress a ‘certain’ way)</p>
<p>When people go out in public, they must realize that they may provoke a reaction from others whether its intentional or not. If I walked around naked in the streets of NYC, whose fault is it if anyone is offended (me included)? I should be responsible for my appearance, and it would be my fault for anyone being offended if I were naked. It’s part of living in a society, and I don’t mean to sound stern about it, but I’m sick of hearing about people getting offended when they are reprimanded for something and start arguing with others trying to get some sort of pathetic justification.</p>
<p>That disgresses from the original topic, but I thought it was important to underline the idea that appearance is a factor no matter what.</p>
<p>Dating fat people? I’m not acquainted with anyone who is particularly fat. A girl does not have to be stick thin to be appreciated.</p>