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NP here but I absolutely do think dressing like that takes away from a woman.  I honestly do.  And you can say you don't but it is a stereotype like the rest of society.  Man with baggy pants and wife beater walks into gas station and you get nervous.  Not the man in the suit.    A man sees a teenaged girl dressed in low cut mini dress with stilettos and they aren't thinking, wow she sure is a smart nice girl I would like to get to know.  They are thinking one thing only.  [/quote]

I think that people thinking that a human being has less value when dressed in certain clothes is a much bigger problem than teenage girls in short tight dresses.

Also, girls and women are not responsible for men's thoughts, and girls and women are not responsible for men's actions. Who is responsible? The men, themselves.[/quote]

Oh dear lord.  Are you really saying no one judges a book by it's cover?  Why in the world do you think girls dress like that?  They want to be looked at and desired.   It isn't like the 4 inch heels and skin tight mini is a comfy outfit they wear at home watching TV.  I mean seriously enough already.  You want your kids to dress that way fine.  But you can not force others to think your way.  [/quote]

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It is not about sex per say but the notion of what they want others to think of them.  Girls dress like this for a reason.  Parents should be helping them, not just saying "oh she is 15 so she can dress anyway she wants."  That is being a friend, not a parent.  And we have a lot of problems with that these days.  [/quote]

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