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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly no. I gave up on that one. I drew a harder line on tops (I don’t allow anything that shows stomach at all or is low cut etc at this age). I don’t think there is a right answer (and I don’t judge other parents by what they allow- it is hard) but IME you do have to pick your battles with things like this. [/quote] What is wrong with short tops or shorts? [b]Teen boys like that look, and that’s totally normal.[/b] Are we raising a generation of puritans?[/quote] Cool. My DD doesn’t need to choose her clothes based on what teen boys like. [b]She is worth more than that.[/b] [/quote] +1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000[/quote] No in actuality you are telling her the opposite. If your daughter likes short shorts then who gives a crap what others think? You are absurd. What showing skin is wrong? What do you do at the beach? One piece only with shorts and a t shirt on top? This whole thread is ridiculous. Raise confident daughters people not girls who worry about what they wear. [/quote] I think a big point is to learn that the beach is different from a school. As long as they're using sunscreen and reapplying regularly, we are very flexible at the beach. But for school sitting in shared plastic desk chairs and the bus, there should not be cheeks hanging out or bare stomachs. [/quote] Says who? My teens school has no dress code. Fact is most girls prefer what’s in style and it has nothing to do with boys. As long as privates are covered, my teen has autonomy to dress how she likes. And last time I checked the place where the umbilical cord was cut, isn’t a private part. Either are legs or arms. You parents are so uptight it’s unreal. [/quote]
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