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Being a prostitute is none of my business
Hi,
:D
A few days ago I was driving through my neighborhood
when I saw a young lady standing at the stop sign,she
was holding on to the sign. As I came to my stop I noticed
the way she was dressed. The reason she stood out is
because this was during winter which was 30 degree. As
I said before her dress code was different. What she wore
should be worn during summer.
She had on a mini skirt, high boots that was above her
knee. I could see that she had stocking under her skirt.
She had on a sport jacket not to be worn in winter, and
tight fitting spandex pants which reveal her bum that the jacket
was not covering.The other thing that was wrong was that
the street that she was on had no public transportation.
So there was no reason to be standing at the corner of
a street in the snow. :)
Immediately,which was wrong on my part, I judged her.
The first word in my mind was that she was a prostitute. All
because of the way she was dressed. Maybe there was a
perfect reason for her to be half dressed in the middle of
winter,30 degree.I could be wrong.
So my lesson that day was don't judge a person by what
they wear. Placing labels on someone is wrong. The way
you speak, dress, look, behave,all play a role in how we
are judged by others. Actually, if she was a prostitute,
was that any of my business. What do you think? :D
Green tip:.....pay bills online
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The girl is a prostitute, mate. She's dressed like a prostitute, so her thinking is of a prostitute. A prostitute thinking girl becomes a prostitute when she starts acting like one (dressing first; after that drinking and the sex for money). And one more example that has to make you sure that the girl's prostitute: What would you think of a man dressed like a woman and acting like a woman? Is he a gay or just normal man with unswitable clothing?
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