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I live in Ontario, Canada, where it's perfectly legal for women to be topless.
I've never actually seen anyone exercise that right (at least in person), but it's a right.
Legally it's allowed but socially it isn't. We can't go topless without being endlessly harassed and probably assaulted. It was bad enough when I walked home with my bikini top after going swimming.
I can't argue that one bit.
I'm sorry men are so stupid. (I'm presuming it's men)
Women would absolutely be judgmental about it but it'd definitely be men doing the harassing and assaulting.