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To: wintertime

This is one of those things. My wife thinks strapless gowns are immodest as well. I on the other hand grew up with truly immodest people, so it just tickles my funny bone to hear things like that. First wedding I can actually remember, the groom wore a “Free Sonny” t-shirt and the bride wore a leather vest with nothing underneath as a top, and she lost even that for a time at the reception. So me, I think strappless gowns are fine.


94 posted on 06/04/2011 11:19:02 PM PDT by Melas (Sent via Galaxy Tab)
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To: Melas

I’m not a fan of strapless gowns. Being a D cup, we need something to hold it up. ;)

I’m just not a fan for the most part. Although, some rock. I had a very princessy gown, lol. My kids say it was too frou frou.

I don’t think or care really if a gown is immodest (I have no doubt my wedding gown was considered immodest as it was a bit low cut). Lots of cleavage.

Prom dreses for my kids...kill me now. Mostly everything is strapless.

Contrary to popular belief here (on some of these threads) not all current fashion is immoral or immodest or slutty.


97 posted on 06/04/2011 11:56:02 PM PDT by Twink
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