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06-27-2008, 01:29 PM
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Children: Ryan 17, Sean 12, Landon 9, Kathleen 6 and Nathan 2. | Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | Haha, that's funny too. I have a feeling my boys will take care of that for us when my daughter is older. |
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06-27-2008, 01:41 PM
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Children: 2 DD's (16) & (8) | Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | That is good, I like the question what is the current rate of a hotel room? They better not know!
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06-27-2008, 03:08 PM
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#23 | | Junior Member
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| Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | My parents had that up on the kitchen fridge for years! Makes me giggle. However they said sarush passed the requirements to date thier daughter, they are letting me marry him. So, there are good guys out there somewhere for all the daughters!  |
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06-30-2008, 08:01 AM
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Children: 1 3-year-old boy | Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | I think your little girl is confusing feminine with sleazy. I don't think of those things are even remotely feminine.
I'd be saying NO WAY to the thong. how can she even want to walk down the boardwalk dressed like that with her father present?
Reasonable heels I am OK w/. My son's half-sisters had wedge heel sandals at 4 & 6 and they seemed OK. I think heels are OK w/blue jeans too, as long as tehy aren't stillettos or something. A little kitten heel can look cute.
The jewelry doesn't phase me either, as long as it's not excessive.
I'd show her that most movie stars are a bit classier. That trashiness is left to a few, who are the frequent target of jokes. no teen girl wants to be seen as a joke, but dressing like that, you can rest assured the boys will be talking - and not in a way that you want them too. |
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06-30-2008, 04:04 PM
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Children: Cameron (9) Cora (8) Candace(8) Kaylynn (7) JJ (7) Zach (6) Lauren (3) | Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | I think too many girls these days have feminine confused with trashy, revealing, provocative, sleazy, and, I'm sorry to say, whorish.
There is nothing wrong with a 14 year old wearing a nice once piece, or even a 2 piece, provided all of her "girly" parts are covered. But in my opinion, to allow her to wear something like a thong or anything that shows parts of her body that nobody other than her husband has any business seeing teaches her nothing other than how to disrespect her body and how to allow men to view her as a sex object.
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06-30-2008, 10:04 PM
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 | Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | my daughter is not at that age yet, but when she gets there i will allow her to wear those kind of clothes and undergarments only when her body is fully developed. no acceptions! |
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07-01-2008, 07:39 AM
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Children: 4 Year Old Daughter | Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | Quote:
Originally Posted by Amber I think too many girls these days have feminine confused with trashy. | I agree. The lesson to be learned here is that it is more alluring to leave more to the imagination. 
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07-01-2008, 09:00 AM
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Children: Cameron (9) Cora (8) Candace(8) Kaylynn (7) JJ (7) Zach (6) Lauren (3) | Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | Quote:
Originally Posted by HappyMomma I agree. The lesson to be learned here is that it is more alluring to leave more to the imagination.  |
Most definately. I feel the "sexiest" in a nice pair of jeans and a shirt, not a pair of daisy duke shorts and a shirt that's up to my breasts with the tops of them hanging out.
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07-05-2008, 06:26 PM
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#29 | | PF Enthusiast
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| Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | Thong bottoms are just asking for it. My mother always said that "whatever is alluring are the things that can't be seen." The leg issue is okay, but don't do the thong thing. D8
As for the boardwalk, I don't see why not (but force her to wear shoes other than high-heels). Bring a wrap or a towel just in case.
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07-08-2008, 07:39 AM
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#30 | | PF Fanatic
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Children: 1 3-year-old boy | Re: Daughter wants to look more feminine | | Quote:
Originally Posted by CapriSun my daughter is not at that age yet, but when she gets there i will allow her to wear those kind of clothes and undergarments only when her body is fully developed. no acceptions! | this was a joke, right???? |
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