I get that Ms. Corsetto wants to loosen people up and fight prudery, but her advice is a recipe for making many people massively uncomfortable for insufficient reason. (there are times people need to be made uncomfortable, but dinner parties are not such times.)
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I get that Ms. Corsetto wants to loosen people up and fight prudery, but her advice is a recipe for making many people massively uncomfortable for insufficient reason. (there are times people need to be made uncomfortable, but dinner parties are not such times.)