Greyelf wrote:It's amazing how the history of the older generation(s) reactions to the younger generation(s) changes in acceptable dress styles seems to repeat itself over and over.
eg.
... leaving home with all our neck & ankles showing, dressed like sluts...
... leaving home with all our lower arm & lower calf showing, dressed like sluts...
... leaving home with all our collar bone (no-cleavage), upper arms, & knees showing, dressed like sluts...
There are tons of clothes for females to wear Grey, but there are 3 main types, which cover all female clothes types:
1/ Clothes which are designed to both look classy and make You look classy, without exposing flesh aka breasts, ass and other places, which can be worn by young girls, young teens, young teen adults, young adult women and adult women.
2/ Clothes which are designed to allow young girls, young teens, young teen adults, young adult women and adult women to express them selves without exposing flesh aka breasts, ass and other places.
3/ Clothes which are designed to be totally see through, also clothes designed to expose as much flesh, breasts, ass, vagina, in young girls, young teens, young teen adults, young adult women and adult women, as the laws in whichever country will allow, and most laws are very lax when it comes to big companies, pop stars and celebs, sexualising female children aka young girls, young teens, young teen adults, through clothing lines and slogans which are totally wrong and should be banned period, but some governments in the world are fine with female kids being sexualised and this is where the major issue arises and why so many assume it to be normal to leave home in today's world dressed like prostitutes.
Any parent with brains chooses options 1/ & 2/ always, and instills in their female children, big self confidence, big self esteem and the knowledge to know a simple thing like, which type of clothing will keep them safe and which will lead to bad shit happening at some point.
I always choose options 1/ & 2/ always, but, that is also down to my Eastern culture and upbringing by my parents and knowing never to be gullible and sucked in by what any pop star, any celeb, any big clothes company, any government, any man and any amount of peer pressure, says I should be wearing.