At the beach nobody bats an eye about being nearly naked. But in the library, we're scared someone might look at the same exact part that's on display at the be

At the beach nobody bats an eye about being nearly naked. But in the library, we're scared someone might look at the same exact part that's on display at the beach. A place where it used to be taboo to expose skin, btw. I believe that this fear of men ogling women in public is a direct byproduct of us being afraid that men will ogle women in public, and thus women's behavior and fears are a result of aforementioned fear, which in turn encourages men to act that way because it's expected. The whole thing is a self-perpetuating taboo. It's completely made up.