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What does "asking for trouble" mean to people? I would interpret it as "choosing to take an unnecessary risk". It's not a term I would use in this context, but it doesn't necessarily imply that being the source of the trouble is morally permissible.
Here it is implied girls dressed a certain way is a prompt.
And it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to extrapolate “bad things happen to them” from trouble.
I want to take the opportunity to leave this here: https://sbaproject.org/what-were-you-wearing/