Artificial intelligent assistant

Use of のってある in this sentence context: A person complaining about some raunchy conduct > Even between girls, there should be some display of shame, right? (?) Not Sure how to parse the long winded "" section, aside from the ambiguity of , it feels redundantly wordy. Thanks you

You sound as if were an independent phrase, but that is a nominalizer.

= "something like that"

here functions as an informal topic marker.

Thus, {} means (there is/exists) something like a sense of shame.

> "Even among girls, there certainly exists a sense of shame or something along that line, right?"

The last half is kind of redundantly wordy as you observed, but that is exactly how we chat informally -- wordy and unconcise. The point is, though, it is not at all awkward as a spoken sentence. You should not apply the grammar for the (formal) written language.

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