Am I the only one with young ladies who has a difficulty finding clothes that fit modestly?
No, it’s a more general problem. Well, a general problem, simply. Some women have just accepted it as a fact and they detach themselves from what they wear or they stop caring anymore.
It seems that our culture has made it clear as to how we are to be valued as women.
Yup. That’s why modern culture can go play on the railway track.
Why must we hang out of everything we wear? Do you men like that sort of dress in our women folk?
No, not at all. I’m not a prude about one inch here or one there, but when it’s designed to be licentious, it’s different. Then I enter Preach Mode.
Oh yes, probably to the point of culpability. I try to care less, actually.
Do you allow the ladies in your life to wear the skin tight, see throughs that are up to here and down to there, with the middle hanging out !?
I have no authority to forbid anything (I would have if I had daughters, of course, but I don’t), but you can guess if I’d start a relationship with a young lady dressing that way.
Heck, I actually like the scarves some of the more conservative girls throw over their shoulders and backs, you know, like seemingly ages ago. Or long dresses. Or skirts even (not like trousers are bad).
My chief problem with revealing clothes is that they put the girl on general display and that’s not something I like. I could feel jealous - or rather threatened - if a hypothetical girlfriend dressed like that, plus, I find general display tacky. I feel that the more general the public, the more careful the clothes should be. I don’t like the notion that we’re all pals and can see each other’s underwear (not like actual pals necessarily should).
Why is society trying so hard to sexualize our youth?
To make the rampant sexuality look more natural and normal, and avoid embarrassing reminders that it’s not.
