True love waits. Apparently, in abstinence pants.
But does it come with chastity belt and padlock?
True love waits. Apparently, in abstinence pants.
But does it come with chastity belt and padlock?
40 comments
Tags: Sex
| Hope 6/6/08 1:38 PM | Boy the feministing website almost makes it sound like abstinence is a bad thing for teens. |
| ace1969 6/6/08 1:57 PM | I agree with you Hope. Some of the reply's on the site were downright strange. Being the father of two girls I would not mind seeing them wear these at all. I know, I'm a guy.... When today almost everything is marketed with a sexual angle I think going the other way is great. It is the way it is suppose to be, for both men and women. May have to go shopping this weekend...... |
| dragonrider 6/6/08 2:13 PM | QUOTE(ace1969 @ Jun 6 2008, 01:57 PM) [snapback]398246[/snapback] I agree with you Hope. Some of the reply's on the site were downright strange. Being the father of two girls I would not mind seeing them wear these at all. I know, I'm a guy.... When today almost everything is marketed with a sexual angle I think going the other way is great. It is the way it is suppose to be, for both men and women. More of what the repugnicans call image over substance. The abstinance only education programs has been a complete disastor. So now we see again the wonderful corporate/repugnican party tie. What a wonderful world the repugnicans weave.May have to go shopping this weekend...... |
| ace1969 6/6/08 2:44 PM | Umm, kind of a stretch thinking that the Marketing Director of K-Mart was cornered in the parking lot by two RNC members don't ya think? |
| dragonrider 6/6/08 2:46 PM | QUOTE(ace1969 @ Jun 6 2008, 02:44 PM) [snapback]398300[/snapback] Umm, kind of a stretch thinking that the Marketing Director of K-Mart was cornered in the parking lot by two RNC members don't ya think? Nah more likely in the Board Room with a conversation like hey you put scratch in my pocket and I will scratch your back. |
| Milton 6/6/08 3:02 PM | QUOTE(dragonrider @ Jun 6 2008, 02:13 PM) [snapback]398266[/snapback] More of what the repugnicans call image over substance. The abstinance only education programs has been a complete disastor. So now we see again the wonderful corporate/repugnican party tie. What a wonderful world the repugnicans weave. So then would you rather your teen age daughter wearing some of the clothes currently on the market in today's trendy shops? How about the !profanity! = poop from A & F that says "guys like tig bitties"? You are unbelievable! |
| dragonrider 6/6/08 3:10 PM | QUOTE(Milton @ Jun 6 2008, 03:02 PM) [snapback]398316[/snapback] So then would you rather your teen age daughter wearing some of the clothes currently on the market in today's trendy shops? How about the !profanity! = poop from A & F that says "guys like tig bitties"? You are unbelievable! |
| Milton 6/6/08 3:26 PM | QUOTE(dragonrider @ Jun 6 2008, 03:10 PM) [snapback]398322[/snapback] Yeah hard to believe a liberal against my government waisting my money on a program that doesn't work while conservatives keep wanting to spend more of my money forcing their ideas of morality down everyones throat. No, what is unbelieveable is that you automatically equate what is a good message with a failed Republican program. Seriously, you act as if abstainence as a value is a bad thing! I'll put this out there again: would you rather your teenage daughter to wear these pants or ones that say "for sale," "sexy," "grab it," "shake it," "I put out" or whatever tripe is mass marketed to our youth today...and then I guess your blame the GOP when she comes home pregnant wearing her "i'm permiscuious" pants... |
| ace1969 6/6/08 3:42 PM | QUOTE(Milton @ Jun 6 2008, 03:26 PM) [snapback]398330[/snapback] No, what is unbelieveable is that you automatically equate what is a good message with a failed Republican program. Seriously, you act as if abstainence as a value is a bad thing! I'll put this out there again: would you rather your teenage daughter to wear these pants or ones that say "for sale," "sexy," "grab it," "shake it," "I put out" or whatever tripe is mass marketed to our youth today...and then I guess your blame the GOP when she comes home pregnant wearing her "i'm permiscuious" pants... Exactly! |
| Beth 6/6/08 3:42 PM | QUOTE(Hope @ Jun 6 2008, 01:38 PM) [snapback]398224[/snapback] Boy the feministing website almost makes it sound like abstinence is a bad thing for teens. Abstinence in not a bad choice to offer as a suggestion in a society that pressures these teens into adulthood and into making adult decisions before they are ready. ...and we all know "the power of suggestion" can be a strong enemy or ally... Back in the 70's Health Class consisted of teaching you all about drugs, where to get them, how to make or grow them, but not to do them.Then the anti alcohol class, pretty much the same scenario. Then sex ed. taught you where all your reproductive parts were, how they worked, why they worked. How to prevent certain parts from working, then not to do it! Many heeded the no drugs message, many did not, same with sex, and alcohol, but at least give them the choices. Doesn't hurt to make the choice of waiting seem appealing, too. Now the kids bring home a "Think it over Baby" that cries all night!! Frankly I'd rather have them wear the K-mart pants!! and DragonRider how about you get the Tee Shirt that reads "Stamp Out Virginity" and give it to the guy who is picking up the sweetest girl you know with a nudge and the "git 'er done" wink! |
| tugrad 6/6/08 4:22 PM | QUOTE(dragonrider @ Jun 6 2008, 03:10 PM) [snapback]398322[/snapback] Yeah hard to believe a liberal against my government waisting my money on a program that doesn't work while conservatives keep wanting to spend more of my money forcing their ideas of morality down everyones throat. Awesome point! QUOTE(Milton @ Jun 6 2008, 03:26 PM) [snapback]398330[/snapback] No, what is unbelieveable is that you automatically equate what is a good message with a failed Republican program. Seriously, you act as if abstainence as a value is a bad thing! I'll put this out there again: would you rather your teenage daughter to wear these pants or ones that say "for sale," "sexy," "grab it," "shake it," "I put out" or whatever tripe is mass marketed to our youth today...and then I guess your blame the GOP when she comes home pregnant wearing her "i'm permiscuious" pants... Hey, Milt why the two extremes? Does a girl need to wear pants that scream absitanence in order to abstain from sex? Just because a girl chooses not to wear these pants does not mean she is promiscusous. Many teens are oppositional. Some just a little, a lot but most love to get a reaction from adults. It is reasonable, given the oppositional nature of teens, that many non-abstaining girls will wear these pants just to make a mockery of the message. My suggestion - let parents teach moral values at home through the use of old fashion positive role modeling, discussion, clear limits and expecations and even! time spent together. |
| mam0412 6/6/08 5:09 PM | QUOTE(Beth @ Jun 6 2008, 03:42 PM) [snapback]398337[/snapback] Abstinence in not a bad choice to offer as a suggestion in a society that pressures these teens into adulthood and into making adult decisions before they are ready. ...and we all know "the power of suggestion" can be a strong enemy or ally... Back in the 70's Health Class consisted of teaching you all about drugs, where to get them, how to make or grow them, but not to do them.Then the anti alcohol class, pretty much the same scenario. Then sex ed. taught you where all your reproductive parts were, how they worked, why they worked. How to prevent certain parts from working, then not to do it! Many heeded the no drugs message, many did not, same with sex, and alcohol, but at least give them the choices. Doesn't hurt to make the choice of waiting seem appealing, too. Now the kids bring home a "Think it over Baby" that cries all night!! Frankly I'd rather have them wear the K-mart pants!! and DragonRider how about you get the Tee Shirt that reads "Stamp Out Virginity" and give it to the guy who is picking up the sweetest girl you know with a nudge and the "git 'er done" wink! What school did you go to that taught you how to grow drugs? I must have gone to the wrong school! I wouldn't buy these pants for my daughter. Her virtue or even her lack thereof, is no one's business. |
| Beth 6/6/08 5:21 PM | QUOTE(mam0412 @ Jun 6 2008, 05:09 PM) [snapback]398374[/snapback] What school did you go to that taught you how to grow drugs? I must have gone to the wrong school! I wouldn't buy these pants for my daughter. Her virtue or even her lack thereof, is no one's business. Ephrata, Miss Sharp was one cool dude!! |
| citizen-too 6/6/08 5:47 PM | Just let the kids do what they want. After all, they will need the welfare check and the medical card so they can og out and pi$$ their monet away on game boys & cell phones. |
| lanzate 6/6/08 5:59 PM | QUOTE(mam0412 @ Jun 6 2008, 05:09 PM) [snapback]398374[/snapback] What school did you go to that taught you how to grow drugs? I must have gone to the wrong school! I thought Beth grew up Amish? Why are we always so all or nothing? I can remember back to my middle school days at Garden Spot. I still agree with how it was taught to us by former marine Mr. Miller. He was very objective. If you want to avoid getting an STD or getting pregnant then don't have sex. If you are going to have sex here are the statistics on failure rates of different kinds of birth control both at preventing STD's and at preventing pregnancy. There was no discussion of morality nor does there need to be. Kids just need to know what they are risking. Morality then is free to be taught by the parents. Is telling kids that the only way to 100% avoid an STD or pregnancy "abstinence education"? The anti abstinence camp paints the picture that everyone is doing it so we may as well accept that. But the reality is 40% are not taking the risk in high school. For me I can't really put myself in the abstinence only education camp because something has to done with the 60% that are doing it. Failure rate for properly worn condoms is about 3%. For those not taught how to put one on the failure rate goes up to 12%. But any way you look at it one chance in 33 is still playing roulette with your future. |
| Milton 6/6/08 7:21 PM | QUOTE(tugrad @ Jun 6 2008, 04:22 PM) [snapback]398346[/snapback] Awesome point! Hey, Milt why the two extremes? Does a girl need to wear pants that scream absitanence in order to abstain from sex? Just because a girl chooses not to wear these pants does not mean she is promiscusous. Many teens are oppositional. Some just a little, a lot but most love to get a reaction from adults. It is reasonable, given the oppositional nature of teens, that many non-abstaining girls will wear these pants just to make a mockery of the message. My suggestion - let parents teach moral values at home through the use of old fashion positive role modeling, discussion, clear limits and expecations and even! time spent together. You're missing the point; it's not about two extremes. My point is that these pants send a more positive message than others marketed to our younger generations and that although Bush and the GOP have supported abstainence only education, which has been rendered a failure, the message or concept of abstainence is still a positive concept. Tugrad, it seems, would rather poke fun at these pants and their message because abstainence only education is a failure. Sure it is, but that does not mean that "true love waits" is the wrong message. |
| jetscott 6/6/08 7:54 PM | true love waits for what? |
| dragonrider 6/6/08 8:55 PM | I have two sons, they live with my ex one of those fundies that speaks in tongues. Well she let my son go off for the summer with his GF's parents and guess what all that abstenence talk and such did not one bit she came back preggers. Now Tugrad point is valid, I don't want my kids advertising promiscuity or virginity that is a topic for private family time. Or so I have been told numerous times on this talkback. To answer a question: The True Love Waits is a religous sponsored program that Sex waits until marriage, unless you are gay and then sex waits until you are dead. |
| jetscott 6/6/08 8:59 PM | what if one doesn't want to get married? It's a joke. It's the most natural act in the world and you better educate your kids at a young age or deal with the outcome. It's simple |
| Rural Conservative 6/6/08 9:50 PM | QUOTE(dragonrider @ Jun 6 2008, 02:13 PM) [snapback]398266[/snapback] More of what the repugnicans call image over substance. The abstinance only education programs has been a complete disastor. So now we see again the wonderful corporate/repugnican party tie. What a wonderful world the repugnicans weave. So...is encouraging teens/tweens to avoid sex outside of a commited relationship a bad thing? In heterosexual relationships, there is only one true way to guarantee that one (that being the girl, obviously) will not get pregnant and that is not to have sex, at all. Have so called "safe sex" programs been any more successful? Show me the numbers. I've seen them before, and they are pretty bad. Condoms break, and they are porous so they don't protect against STD's since the pores in a condom are actually larger than the viruses that cause most STD's. Sooo, obvious answer is, what's the only 100% way for a teenage girl to avoid pregnancy and STD's? Abstinence. What's the most likely reason that so many kids don't practice abstinence? My guess is, permissive parenting. |
| dragonrider 6/6/08 10:45 PM | Seems to be a common thread on the men commenting here that only the girl gets pregnant, pregnancy is something that affects both girl and boy the rest of their lives. No I don;t think that a girl wearing certain sayings on her clothes will have any effect on her sex life. And again why is the girl only you are concerned about. My sons life is going to be that much harder becuase he has to support thier child. Yeah teach abstinence but these programs are called abstinence only programs. If my son had been living with me he would have learned one you ain't going off for the summer with your GF I don';t care how religous you are or how religous she is or her parents. It ain't going to happen period. Now also you should not have sex is what I would stress to him . But I would also have made sure when he was dating that he knew what a condom was how to use it and would have had a ready supply on hand. I keep band aide around the house not becuase I want to get cut but becuase sometimes cuts happen same with condoms. |
| Rural Conservative 6/6/08 11:01 PM | QUOTE(dragonrider @ Jun 6 2008, 10:45 PM) [snapback]398448[/snapback] Seems to be a common thread on the men commenting here that only the girl gets pregnant, pregnancy is something that affects both girl and boy the rest of their lives. No I don;t think that a girl wearing certain sayings on her clothes will have any effect on her sex life. And again why is the girl only you are concerned about. My sons life is going to be that much harder becuase he has to support thier child. Yeah teach abstinence but these programs are called abstinence only programs. If my son had been living with me he would have learned one you ain't going off for the summer with your GF I don';t care how religous you are or how religous she is or her parents. It ain't going to happen period. Now also you should not have sex is what I would stress to him . But I would also have made sure when he was dating that he knew what a condom was how to use it and would have had a ready supply on hand. I keep band aide around the house not becuase I want to get cut but becuase sometimes cuts happen same with condoms. Unfortunately Dragon, the sad reality is, a large number of teen pregnancies don't affect the boys as much as they affect the girl. I was taught responsibility growing up, but most of my friends were not. Yes, there are many boys who will do the right thing and stick by the girl they got pregnant. Some will even marry them, but it's not the majority. Most teenage girls just get used and thrown away by the "cool" guys (as one poster put it on one of the sites that had this story). If your son is willing to take responsibility in an unfortunate situation, that's fantastic, but he's a rarity. I would've taken the responsible route if I'd gotten a girl pregnant in my promiscuous youth, but only for fear of my parents at the time, and it would have been a huge setback in my life, as well as that of the mother. Do I think putting such a slogan on pants makes sense? Eh, no. It's kinda stupid actually. My issue is with the poo-pooing of the idea of abstinence that seems to be the major trend in this story (not that it's really much of a story, but hey). You'd better believe that my son is taught the appropriate way to conduct himself with a young lady. For one thing, I'm one of those mean parents that forbids dating until he's 16. I'm also one of those mean parents who keeps track of him. Sounds like you are somewhat along those lines yourself. Sure, he might screw up (no pun intended), but he at least has the right info to work with and it will have been due to his own choice, not due to any failing of mine to teach him the right behavior. Heck, I had all the right teaching too, but I decided to do my own thing. It doesn't mean my parents were wrong to teach me the best options. |
| Beth 6/6/08 11:57 PM | So, grandpa, asked the teenager, what did you wear to avoid STD's when you were young? A Wedding Ring! |
| tugrad 6/7/08 12:04 AM | QUOTE(Milton @ Jun 6 2008, 07:21 PM) [snapback]398405[/snapback] You're missing the point; it's not about two extremes. My point is that these pants send a more positive message than others marketed to our younger generations and that although Bush and the GOP have supported abstainence only education, which has been rendered a failure, the message or concept of abstainence is still a positive concept. Tugrad, it seems, would rather poke fun at these pants and their message because abstainence only education is a failure. Sure it is, but that does not mean that "true love waits" is the wrong message. That is fine for the heterosexual kids but what about gay and lesbian kids. What the hell are they suppose to wait for? |
| dragonrider 6/7/08 12:44 AM | QUOTE(Beth @ Jun 6 2008, 11:57 PM) [snapback]398469[/snapback] So, grandpa, asked the teenager, what did you wear to avoid STD's when you were young? Cute Beth and I still think the kitty is a cutie. With out a doubt abstinence until in a commited relationship either marriage or whatever is allowed for those who can't marry is the best option. But we all know that kids will do the wrong thing. A Wedding Ring! Yeah I am one of those terrible parents that would have said no dating until sixteen, no closed doors with opposite sex visitors, and my son had he been living with me would have known that personal responsibility is taking in to account how your actions affect others. If you truely love someone you would not take any actions that would make her life more difficult for a moments pleasure. |
| segjt 6/7/08 2:53 AM | QUOTE(dragonrider @ Jun 6 2008, 02:13 PM) [snapback]398266[/snapback] More of what the repugnicans call image over substance. The abstinance only education programs has been a complete disastor. So now we see again the wonderful corporate/repugnican party tie. What a wonderful world the repugnicans weave. Were you born an asswipe or do you practice at it??? |
| dragonrider 6/7/08 3:05 AM | QUOTE(segjt @ Jun 7 2008, 02:53 AM) [snapback]398508[/snapback] Were you born an asswipe or do you practice at it??? |
| Rural Conservative 6/7/08 10:54 AM | QUOTE(segjt @ Jun 7 2008, 02:53 AM) [snapback]398508[/snapback] Were you born an asswipe or do you practice at it??? OOH! Me tok trol tuu! Choo keery beeg clob? Me keery nice beeg stikk. Gud fer smakkin stuffs. Seriously. If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all. Being a jerk does nothing for your arguments. |
| Beth 6/7/08 11:12 AM | QUOTE(dragonrider @ Jun 7 2008, 12:44 AM) [snapback]398482[/snapback] Cute Beth and I still think the kitty is a cutie. With out a doubt abstinence until in a commited relationship either marriage or whatever is allowed for those who can't marry is the best option. But we all know that kids will do the wrong thing. Yeah I am one of those terrible parents that would have said no dating until sixteen, no closed doors with opposite sex visitors, and my son had he been living with me would have known that personal responsibility is taking in to account how your actions affect others. If you truely love someone you would not take any actions that would make her life more difficult for a moments pleasure. Lil' Tyker's a cutie all right. He was sitting in the dryer at that moment. Hops in as we unload.(and, no, we've never shut him in or fluff and folded him!! QUOTE If you truely love someone you would not take any actions that would make her life more difficult for a moments pleasure. Exactly! ...and be approachable to your children no matter what circumstances they happen to find themselves in. |
| dragonrider 6/7/08 11:44 AM | QUOTE(Beth @ Jun 7 2008, 11:12 AM) [snapback]398552[/snapback] Lil' Tyker's a cutie all right. He was sitting in the dryer at that moment. Hops in as we unload.(and, no, we've never shut him in or fluff and folded him!! Exactly! ...and be approachable to your children no matter what circumstances they happen to find themselves in. My kitty is Greyling and he likes to sit in the bathroom sink QUOTE(Rural Conservative @ Jun 7 2008, 10:54 AM) [snapback]398551[/snapback] OOH! Me tok trol tuu! Choo keery beeg clob? Me keery nice beeg stikk. Gud fer smakkin stuffs. Seriously. If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all. Being a jerk does nothing for your arguments. Perhaps Segit you could expound on you beliefs and refrain from the profane insults of me and others. |
| fuego 6/7/08 10:44 PM | QUOTE(lanzate @ Jun 6 2008, 05:59 PM) [snapback]398391[/snapback] Why are we always so all or nothing? I can remember back to my middle school days at Garden Spot. I still agree with how it was taught to us by former marine Mr. Miller. He was very objective. If you want to avoid getting an STD or getting pregnant then don't have sex. If you are going to have sex here are the statistics on failure rates of different kinds of birth control both at preventing STD's and at preventing pregnancy. There was no discussion of morality nor does there need to be. Kids just need to know what they are risking. Morality then is free to be taught by the parents. I got this same sort of education in the 90's between middle and high school at Lampter-Strasburg and Conestoga Valley. It was pretty clear-cut...don't wanna get pregnant or catch an STD? Only way to completely avoid it is to not have sex. But If you're going to, here's the information to protect yourself the best you can. Purely scientific information, and while there was discussion of the possible emotional and psychological consequences of sex, there was no morality, no lectures, no "true love waits". Personally, I think this is the way to go. And for the record...I think it looks trashy to have writing plastered across one's posterior, whether the message is "hot to trot", "God told me to wait til I get married to a man.", or "Joe's Pizza 717-555-1234" |
| twinmom 6/8/08 10:41 AM | QUOTE(fuego @ Jun 7 2008, 10:44 PM) [snapback]398650[/snapback] And for the record...I think it looks trashy to have writing plastered across one's posterior, whether the message is "hot to trot", "God told me to wait til I get married to a man.", or "Joe's Pizza 717-555-1234" ITA |
| tugrad 6/8/08 7:57 PM | QUOTE(Rural Conservative @ Jun 6 2008, 09:50 PM) [snapback]398427[/snapback] What's the most likely reason that so many kids don't practice abstinence? My guess is, permissive parenting. my guess is the most likely reasons so many kids don't practice abstinence is sex drive, hormones, popular culture that promotes sexual activity, poor impulse control, limited ability to understand long term consequences. |
| Rural Conservative 6/8/08 9:00 PM | QUOTE(tugrad @ Jun 8 2008, 07:57 PM) [snapback]398867[/snapback] my guess is the most likely reasons so many kids don't practice abstinence is sex drive, hormones, popular culture that promotes sexual activity, poor impulse control, limited ability to understand long term consequences. The following items that you list have always existed in teens:
At the same time, parents have lost touch with their kids. The parent who keeps their child to a curfew, and who keeps track of where they go, who with, and how long, is a rarity today. Those factors you mentioned, they are the reason parents exist. We exist to counteract those factors. We parents should be aware of what our kids are doing, where they are, and whom they are with, because, let's face it, most teens are too stupid to do the right thing on their own due to their immaturity. I know I was, though, I'm sure you made all the right choices as a teen Too long have we allowed our children to be raised by popular media, and it has taken a toll on our society. Another thought on the pants thing, I'm amazed what parents will let their little girls wear. The clothing styles that are available do not help matters, but why would you let your pre-teen (or teen) wear pants that have "princess" or "sweetie" or "Cutie" on the bottom? And we wonder why pedophiles are so rampant. Again it goes back to parenting. We are here to protect our children, even if they do not like it. |
| dragonrider 6/8/08 9:53 PM | Have pregnancy rates really gone up. My mom used to quote from her generation, the first baby can come at any time the rest come after nine months. Teens always have had premarital sex we just react to it differently today. We have always had abortion only now doctors do the abortions. The more things change the more they stay the same. |
| tugrad 6/9/08 11:06 PM | QUOTE(Rural Conservative @ Jun 8 2008, 09:00 PM) [snapback]398873[/snapback] The following items that you list have always existed in teens:
At the same time, parents have lost touch with their kids. The parent who keeps their child to a curfew, and who keeps track of where they go, who with, and how long, is a rarity today. Those factors you mentioned, they are the reason parents exist. We exist to counteract those factors. We parents should be aware of what our kids are doing, where they are, and whom they are with, because, let's face it, most teens are too stupid to do the right thing on their own due to their immaturity. I know I was, though, I'm sure you made all the right choices as a teen Too long have we allowed our children to be raised by popular media, and it has taken a toll on our society. Another thought on the pants thing, I'm amazed what parents will let their little girls wear. The clothing styles that are available do not help matters, but why would you let your pre-teen (or teen) wear pants that have "princess" or "sweetie" or "Cutie" on the bottom? And we wonder why pedophiles are so rampant. Again it goes back to parenting. We are here to protect our children, even if they do not like it. I agree with most of your post. Especially, the idea of allowing young girls to wear pants with sayings written on the bottom. How can anyone think it is a good idea to call attention to their daughter's bottom? I also agree that it is up to parents. However, there comes a time when we (parents) can not be everywhere are teens are. That isn't bad parenting it is reality. Part of our job is to prepare them to function in the world. We can't do that unless we allow them to make some decisions. We can only pray that the decisions they make are ones based on the morals and values we taught them. |
| dragonrider 6/10/08 6:59 AM | I fear too much emphasis on what a person wears as a contributer to those who prey on children or women. Those sick people will prey on kids and women regardless of what they wear. I was molested by a school teacher and I assure you it had nothing to do with what I was wearing , it was my victim personality and his predatory personality. These predators know who they can safely prey on and it has nothing to do with clothing. |
| Bigby_M 6/10/08 7:23 AM | QUOTE(Rural Conservative @ Jun 6 2008, 09:50 PM) [snapback]398427[/snapback] So...is encouraging teens/tweens to avoid sex outside of a commited relationship a bad thing? I think it's the "hey everyone, look at me. I am abstinate and obstinate and and neverbeenate and better than those people who have sex". Why brag about it in such an ostentatious manner? Anyone who forces their kids to wear these is cruel. |
| Alyssarah1 6/10/08 7:47 AM | QUOTE(Bigby_M @ Jun 10 2008, 07:23 AM) [snapback]399366[/snapback] Anyone who forces their kids to wear these is cruel. Just curious, do you think it's any more cruel than having your kid wear a t-shirt that promotes a parent's agenda? |
| Bigby_M 6/10/08 7:59 AM | QUOTE(Alyssarah1 @ Jun 10 2008, 07:47 AM) [snapback]399369[/snapback] Just curious, do you think it's any more cruel than having your kid wear a t-shirt that promotes a parent's agenda? I don't think parents should force their agenda on kids by making them wear clothing with political statements. I am all for abstinence. I just won't make my kids advertise it. |