Wait, Playboy Playmates Aren't Allowed To Body Shame Random Naked Women In The Gym Locker Room?

In fairness, I'm pretty sure there weren't any signs saying you can't take candid pictures of random naked women in the gym locker room. Not sure how that holds up in the court of public opinion, but it is something for a gym that has very hot and very dumb clientele to think about.

I mean, how was the Playboy playmate supposed realize that broadcasting someone's nude body - unbeknownst to them - to hundreds of thousands of followers was frowned upon? After all, it is what she does for a living. People seeing her in her birthday suit is an everyday occurrence. She's just not used to the way the other 99.9% of society lives, and by that I mean she's not used to only showing strangers her genitals on her own volition. Once she drops trou she's knows it's no snapshots barred, so why should it be different for anyone else? I suppose you can make the argument that she's handsomely rewarded for her lack of inhibition and the housewife that is just trying to get her 20 minutes in on the elliptical and shed herself of the frustrations of dealing with 2-3 shitty kids isn't. However, that's a pretty intricate thought process for someone that relies solely on their tits to get by in life. If I had to guess I would say she just completely misunderstood the meaning of "treat other how you want to be treated" when she treated this poor woman like nothing more than an object. Maybe we should be a little more understanding of the thought process of blondes whose only decipherable skill is looking good naked. 

I liken this situation to having a conversation with a lawyer. Doesn't matter whether or not you're in the court room, they are unquestionably argumentative by nature. Same goes for adult models. Doesn't matter what setting, they are going to be sexy, unintelligible, judgmental, and filterless. Guess were just supposed to forget about that "never apologize for who you are" cliche now too, huh?