@Sqad. oK, you offer some scenarios.You offer the situation where a girl is actively seeking sex - in those circumstances her manner of dress or demeanour is immaterial, since this is consensual. In your other scenario you posit a hypothetical example of a teenager seeking sex with a celebrity - But again this is consensual, and again the manner of dress or demeanour is immaterial.
What should be material, what should be beholden on every bloke, is to do some basic fact-checking first - verify as best you can the age. Verify consent. Verify they are in a condition to consent. A classic example of this sort of scenario is the situation in France right now, with Frank Ribery - He allegedly flies out a call-girl and has sex with her. She was 17 at the time. This is technically illegal in France, since call-girls have to be 18-plus. Under cross-questioning in court, she admitted that she lied about her age, so I do have a smidgen of sympathy for Ribery in these extremely specific circumstances.
But that particular combination of circumstances is extremely rare.I still maintain that, rare exceptions to the rule aside, no child, girl or adult can be considered to be "asking for it" by virtue of dress or demeanour. Such a claim is not a defence or is any kind of mitigation.
Men often claim to feel emasculated in this modern day age, threatened by female emancipation, lacking a defined role in life - one way of reclaiming respect might be to act like a man with a conscience, instead of treating girls and women as not much more than sex objects.....