Old story: when a woman wears a see-through dress, men get mad.

Florence Pugh wore a breathtaking Barbie pink gown of halter-neck, fluffy, tulle with matching platforms, handbag, earrings, and ring at the Valentino haute couture show in Milan.

The actress looked so stunning, the dress was so see-through you could see her nipples. Imagine my horror!

Yes, predictably, the comments section went wild for Pugh's original Instagram post, "Are you technically covered?"

with the hilarious caption.

In the sea of complimentary comments, people felt compelled to tell the star exactly how they felt about her breasts.

Pew knew this would happen. But thankfully, it didn't stop her from showing off her truly beautiful figure.

In her second post, she eloquently describes how she felt about people's unsolicited opinions of her body:

"Listen, when I wore that amazing Valentino dress, I knew there was no way I wouldn't have comments about it. Whether it was negative or positive, we all knew what we were getting ourselves into."

"I was excited to wear it and not a shred of nervousness. Before, during, and now after wearing it.

"What was interesting to watch was how easy it is for men to completely destroy a woman's body. Even their work history and work e-mails ......?

"This is not the first time, nor will it be the last, that a woman will be told what is wrong with her body by a crowd of strangers.

"Thankfully, I have come to terms with the complexity of the body that makes me who I am, and I am happy with all the "flaws" I couldn't bear to see when I was 14."

"There were many people who actively wanted to let me know how disappointed they were in my 'tiny boobs' or how ashamed they should be of my 'flat chest.'

"I have lived in my body for a long time. I am fully aware of the size of my breasts and I am not afraid of them.

"What bothers me more is ....... Why are you so afraid of your breasts? Are they small? Big? Left? Right? only one" Maybe you don't even have one?

"What. I see. Very. Horrible.

"Makes me wonder what happened to you that you're content to be loudly offended by my boobs and my body size ......?

"I am so grateful to have grown up in a family with very strong, powerful, curvy women. We were raised to find strength in the wrinkles of our bodies. To be loud about being comfortable. In this industry, every time I was expected to morph into an opinion that my body was sexy or sexually attractive, it was my mission to say, 'Fuck you, fuck you'"

.

"I wore that dress because I know."

"If it's that easy for you to loudly abuse women in public in 2022, the answer is that it's you who doesn't know.

"Grow up. Respect your people. Respect your body. Respect all women. Respect people. Life will be easier, I promise.

"And all because of two pretty nipples ......"

"Oh, and all because of two pretty nipples.

"Oh! The last slide is for those of you who feel safer with even that inch of dark skin covered ......."

The proverbial microphone was dropped.