• Men were more likely than women to observe shirtless women being viewed.
• Women control other women’s behavior by ascribing a notion of morality.
• More than 300 men and women in were shown images of women without tops.

According to a recent study, women feel offended to women going outside topless more than men do.

More than 300 men and women in various situations were shown images of women without tops by the researchers.

The participants were then asked to rank the images from one to eleven according to how relevant they were.

Men were two points more likely than women to observe shirtless women being viewed, according to a study published in the magazine.

The outcome didn’t surprise Western Illinois University professor Colin Harbke.

According to him, statistics revealed a paradoxical trend where “women control other women’s behavior and do so by ascribing a notion of morality,” he told the media.

Recently, topless men and women protested on Brighton Beach to refute the notion that it was acceptable for males to roam the streets shirtless but not for women.

According to The Argus, the group was protesting the “unwanted sexualization” of the breast, as stated on their sign.

But according to the results of a recent study, women are more likely than males to advance “sexist attitudes.”

The study was a part of a larger investigation into breastfeeding attitudes, thus the findings cannot be generalized, according to sources.

According to some experts, decades of sexism have forced women to compete with one another because they perceive themselves as competitors for men’s attention.