I had an idea. I asked Jean, "What would you wear if you went out on a date with some guy you really liked?"
Jean looked at Dr. Hauser, who asked her to answer the question.
"I would probably go naked, except for some nice shoes and jewelry. Maybe a nice leather microskirt if we went to something conservative, like the opera. But absolutely no panties. Panties on a date means a the guy might only get a blowjob-some guys won't even take you out in that situation."
Dr. Hauser's heavily made up mouth literally dropped open at that response. Apparently, when a woman dressed in a professional manner, she now dressed like a stripper before her act-and when she tried to dress sexy, as for a date, she now more or less dressed like a stripper after her act. Sexual attitudes seemed to have matched the new fashion styles, as well.
I thought of another idea.
"What do you wear when you go swimming?" I asked.
Jean replied, "Nothing, silly. I mean, who ever heard of a woman wearing clothing when she goes swimming? I mean, I would still wear my heels, and jewelry, but..."
I then asked a reasonable followup: "Do you know what a bikini is?"
Jean, starting to look bemused (not to mention sexy), replied once more, "Of course I know what a bikini is. I wore one yesterday to work! Don't you remember, Dr. Hauser?"
Apparently bikinis counted as "super sexy" "professional" clothing, and going swimming counted as dressing sexy, meaning going naked.
I was beginning to enjoy this new (nude?) world, and I hadn't even made any more wishes.