Rules for pre-teen girls clothing - Page 2

NoDoubt · 06-01-2007, 12:41 AM

I thought immodesty was rampant in Michigan...

Then I moved to LA

Nearly every female - baby to senior - wears skin tight revealing clothing. It's really a battle for me to keep my eyes straight ahead!! I am not the type that "undresses girls with his eyes", but I don't even want to give the thought the oppurtunity.

I think it's sad how many kids invite men to ogle them inappropriately. I think women's style 200 years ago was spot on

If I have a girl (and I hope I do), first off, I won't live in a big city, and secondly, she will follow a dress code close to atHISfeet's example!

violet · 06-01-2007, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Boanerges

Just a thought- a Pastor friend once told me " don't judge me by what my kids do and I won't judge you by what yours do" - I find these words to live by as sometimes despite the very best upbringing kids can really surprise and shock their parents- I am all for training them when they are young by both word and deed but sometimes we can be shocked at what desicisions a young adolesant can make.

Yes, I do agree with you.
No matter what a good job we have tried to do, they will exercise their independence at some point~

violet · 06-01-2007, 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by mustardseed

Thanks for the link Violet, it was very nice.
I agree that girls should dress modestly and stand out to be different.
This is a sign of respect towards ourselves and it's a good testimony to God too.

You are a smart young lady!

violet · 06-01-2007, 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoDoubt

I thought immodesty was rampant in Michigan...

Then I moved to LA

Nearly every female - baby to senior - wears skin tight revealing clothing. It's really a battle for me to keep my eyes straight ahead!! I am not the type that "undresses girls with his eyes", but I don't even want to give the thought the oppurtunity.

I think it's sad how many kids invite men to ogle them inappropriately. I think women's style 200 years ago was spot on

If I have a girl (and I hope I do), first off, I won't live in a big city, and secondly, she will follow a dress code close to atHISfeet's example!

I believe women have a responsibility to not invite or encourage lust in men.
I wish we dressed like women did 100 years ago!

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