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To: marshmallow
I don’t think it’s up to women to ”protect the purity of men.” On the other hand, there is nothing wrong with observing some level of propriety in dress.

Once upon a time in an earlier age, there were certain things that would “go without saying.” Our loss of this concept reflects the decline of the culture.

4 posted on 06/05/2019 6:34:52 PM PDT by hinckley buzzard (Power is more often surrendered than seized.)
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7 posted on 06/05/2019 6:38:53 PM PDT by bigbob (Trust Trump. Trust the Plan.)
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This is where missing fathers and wimpy dads weak husbands whipped husbands are damaging society.

Men oh and guy friends. My guy friends would say it. That t shirt is driving me crazy all day.

Fathers ‘hon tell these daughters of ours they cannot walk around like that they’re not kids any more’

Of course womens’ clothing and lack thereof creates a reaction Gentlemen Men have to have control but a break. Really

And in Mass. come on. We want priests to be celibate. Do we Women’s give them a break? They are men.

Women are so pushy in this society.


17 posted on 06/05/2019 6:44:36 PM PDT by stanne
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To: hinckley buzzard

Correct - not their job to protect us...although I have been known to ‘carefully look over” some who dress provocatively....the occasional one who gets pissed is greeted with a smile and a statement that if they are gonna display it, they have to expect folks to look at it...


96 posted on 06/06/2019 4:29:39 AM PDT by trebb (Don't howl about illegal leeches while not donating to FR - it's hypocritical.)
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