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Originally Posted by mom2many  Yeah, when mom is folding them, or they bend over and the strings are showing out the top, and the to small t-shirt goes up, in tight enough jeans where there should be a panty line there isn't except for the top triangle. Maybe I am just more observent then most but it isn't hard to notice.
Most teenagers work, babysit, get money on the holidays, they can afford a $2.00 pair of underwear if they really want them. And you should care, thongs are all about sex appeall, in the beginning, it definalty isn't about comfort cause they take a little getting used to, any time a teen is trying to up their appeal to boys a parent should be concerned. |
Teens are sexual beings, theyre going to do a million and one things to appeal to boys, but from my view, as long as I keep the topic of sex open in the household and make sure that my daughter is raised to be a responsible girl who is aware of her sexuality and respects it, her underwear shouldnt matter.