Parents, Put Some Clothes On Your Daughter! When teenage girls dress in booty shorts or extremely revealing tops, they are, as feminist Camille Paglia put it, sending a sexual signal.

American Thinker ^ | 04/18/2023 | Christopher Skeet

[ansel12]

Ten Years After - Good Morning Little School Girl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6NskLyMpRc

[dfwgator]

Well a tight sweater can be pretty “provacative”.

[animal172]

I googled it and went to their website. Looks a lot baggy gym shorts to me.

[animal172]

What? I too grew up in the 60’s. Do not ever remember seeing women dress like they do today. Guess I lived under a rock.

[metmom]

It’s about time someone finally spoke up. The ONLY reason girls dress in a revealing, provocative way is to attract the attention of a guy.

A woman/girl can dress very classy and nice without sending messages that they are available.

[metmom]

I see teenage girls dressed this way at church. Burns me up. What are their parents thinking?

I've seen adult women dress like hookers for church.

[Tom Tetroxide]

Holy hookers?

[married21]

Me too! Years ago, I taught a group of high school confirmation students. When their big day approached, I told them to dress for the church rite in a manner their grandmother would approve of. Not their parents. It worked. This was a very classy group that showed up.

[married21]

My son and his friends in high school had a slang term for overly sexy girls: THOT. That ho over there.
I taught my son that there were people you were going to have to show more respect for, than the person showed to themselves. You are going to have to avert your eyes from those who lack the judgment and self respect to dress with dignity.

[LouAvul]

I grew up in the 50s. Do they look worse than our "short shorts?"

[freeandfreezing]

Do girls have proctologists?

Sure, just ask Dylan Mulvaney.

[higgmeister]

Not to mention the recent fad of going braless!

How recent is recent for you?   Are you not old enough to remember the 1960's and 1970's.   It was also a thing in the 1920's too.

[Chickensoup]

Hot pants and halters were the norm

But not at church or shopping

[animal172]

The sure do. Most of what I see today are very short, loose fitting thus pieces and parts are hanging out. At least in the 50’s when they bent over or sat down you didn’t get the full view like today. Give me the 50’s anytime.

[LouAvul]

I guess I don’t get out much. I don’t see anything like that. Thankfully.

[moovova]

Great story. I think kids dress provocatively to test the limits. When there’s no parental/other adult pushback, they think they’ve “won” something. They haven’t.

Thank you for pushing back.

[goodnesswins]

I think the difference is girls could NOT dress provacatively at SCHOOL...we had a dress code...in 1969...I got told not to wear a culotte dress I had made because the hem was just above the knees.

[goodnesswins]

And, not at school, also.

[LouAvul]

The first college I attended was a private Christian College. 1971. The women’s dean would literally walk around with a ruler and measure the girl’s skirts from the knee to the bottom of the skirt.

[MinorityRepublican]

Correct — most guys are scared to mention this — unless they are Muslim.

Not a bad idea to become a Muslim. At least, we can become masculine again. Right now, we are effeminate.