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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
It seem like a crime is seen differently when a woman do it to a man (or boy, see any sexual misconduct with a female teacher and male student)
gpt
Well in this instance, breasts are sexualised - women must cover their chest, men don't have to. So in there lies the discrepancy that one is 'worse' than the other. Societal norms and the hyper-sexualisation of women's body parts.

It works both ways, a patriarchal model tells women they must cover up their distracting body parts - but a meme like this likes to act like both bodies are seen and treated equally; you can't sexualise a part of someone's body on a mass scale and then complain that touching it without consent is sexual harrassment. It doesn't translate on both sides equally, because one is more sexualised than the other societally.

And of course, touching someone without consent is creepy af - both are harassment.