Which ages? I regularly see babies/toddlers in short skirts, to make diaper changing easier. Very few people seem concerned by it.
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Which ages? I regularly see babies/toddlers in short skirts, to make diaper changing easier. Very few people seem concerned by it.
From what I can tell, if you are in an environment with males who can not control their sexual impulses, it makes no difference if the female wears a mini-skirt or a burka.
More likely SWIC/SIUE for one and SLU for the other.
10, 110, 170.
There is a big deference between modesty for a infant and an adult. What is modest is up to personal interpretation of course.
The clothing in the pic you posted is designed for one thing, to get attention. One could argue wether the gotten attention is good or bad.
Personally I hope my girls don't dress like that but once they are on their own they can dress how they want.
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carolinajazz
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....good points! The way you dress tells something about you. The way we dress can link us up with certain classes of persons, even though we may not practice what they practice or believe what they believe. People assume that we at least sympathize with the class of persons who dress that way. Can we blame them?
Manner of dress distinguishes not only policemen, firemen or nurses....it also distinguishes people whose occupation is dishonorable. Today prostitutes seldom wear shawls or veils. However, their very revealing, suggestive clothing now points even more plainly to the profession they practice. Among men, those who favor revolt or radical political action have also worn distinctive styles, and so do some homosexuals.
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No TMI is the fact that the faux leather chair I'm sitting in in my hotel room is sticking in all the wrong places.
Yes I'm that guy who was in the room before you.
You are framing the entire reason for a clothing choice in terms of how men will react to it. I reject that framing.
I have had a couple of friends who were sex workers, way back when. The only one who made it a point to dress revealingly was the stripper, and only on the job. My understanding is that in some locations, sex work is best practiced in clothing that is not the most revealing.
No I'm not, you are. I said that clothing like that is intended for one purpose, attention. I never singled that down to attention from men, you did.
Also we are talking about the outfit in your picture and not all clothing.
To use a One Brow on you. What does it say about you that that is where your mind immediately went?
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