Heh, my friends and I used to tease the guys at Victoria Secret sometimes by walking in and asking if they had anything in children's sizes.........only now I guess it's not funny anymore |
Given the amount of people who are paranoid about pedophilia, I'd say that you guys are lucky that you didn;t get reported to the local PD.
I'm saying that pedophiles and other sexual predators are among the major players and designers of pop culture. |
I think that it's insidious, but I don't think that pop culture and fashion is run by pedophiles.
Funny enough, I used to work at Vickies and middle school children would come in and browse the thong table |
I used to supervise customer service at the BX at Ellsworth, and it always saddened me to see young teens (as in 13, 14) come in holding hands with their boyfriends and buy thongs and bubblegum with their allowances.
I find it disturbing, too. |
Actually, i wrote this as kind of a spin off of your 'so your 7 y/o's a tramp' article.
They are learning that it is acceptable to gain what they want out of life through what amounts to watered down prostitution rather than through hard work, skill, and intelligence. |
Absolutely. I can't begin to tell you how much it saddens me to hear my daughter's peers proclaim that they don't understand why they can't get a boyfriend, because they're pretty, they're hot....this coming from 13 year olds. They should be more concerned with grades and making the voleyball team than with boys. it's almost as if they feel they HAVE to be attractive to the opposite sex in order to feel validated or worthy.
And it's just as harmful to our little boys, too, because they are getting the same message: women are not valuable as partners or friends or equals, their primary purpose is to serve as objects of lust and sex. |
As long as girls are willing to put it all out on show, there will be boys who are willing to take what's on show and then some.