Do you feel that the following sentence is weird?

[Floratang]

A human being can't be shameless just like that!

(do you get the meaning?)

[Jamie (K)]

Just like that is an expression that often means instantly.

So, without any more context, I would understand, "A person can't make himself shameless in just one quick moment." "A human being can't become instantly shameless."

Of course, just like that can have other meanings too.

[Alan]

Hi Floratang,

The expression just like that can also mean: simply in that way/simply by doing that. A situation could be that two people are having an argument. One starts to leave the room and the other one says: You can't stop talking to me and walk away just like that.

Alan
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[Yankee]

Hi floratang

I'd understand the sentence the same way Jamie did.

If the sentence is meant as a comparison, I might omit the word "just" or reword the sentence a bit.

Amy

[Mister Micawber]

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