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To: cherry
these girls had reported the teasing and the pulling at clothes and the touching of the breast area repeatedly

Hellooo! They don't HAVE breasts!

11 posted on 04/27/2004 4:16:14 PM PDT by iconoclast
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To: iconoclast
Hellooo! They don't HAVE breasts!

Uh, sorry to disagree with you, but at that age little girls are extremely aware of where their breasts are (will be) and any kind of teasing about breasts is very upsetting and embarassing to a girl of that age.

13 posted on 04/27/2004 4:42:17 PM PDT by EggsAckley
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To: iconoclast
All humans have breasts (and nipples!) duh! We're mammals.

Little girls just have undeveloped ones, however many have nipples beginning to "bud" out at 8 or 9, especially if they are chubby. The average age of puberty is getting lower due to improved nutrition (and possibly excess calorie consumption).

Scary, I know. I have a lot of daughters and not enough guns.

I homeschool my kids, but they are involved with sports and dance and I am continually shocked at the behavior of their age peers. It comes from unrestricted t.v. and movies IMO. Their parents let them watch anything and provide no supervision and discuss nothing about the world, life and morality with them.

Not to mention that many come from broken or never formed homes and have watched their mothers and fathers play musical partners since infancy.

The liberal cultural elite have been trying to sexualize the youth of this nation for a long time. The sexual liberation that ravaged the Universities in the sixties has now trickled down into the kindergartens and it is pretty dang sick and sad.
15 posted on 04/27/2004 4:53:00 PM PDT by Valpal1 (Impeach the 9th! Please!!)
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