Another good hint for selecting your wardrobe: you should always do at least what the people who are in charge of you think is right, no matter what you think. (That's called obiedience. If someone wants to argue about me telling her to limit her individuallity.)...
I wear hems that remain past my knees, whatever I am doing, because I believe that's where a person's specially designed area begins
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For some people, hems past their knees does not adhere to the fashion rules of what flatters their figure. Longer skirts make shorter women look shorter (not that it actually stops me from wearing long skirts, but that's another issue). Concepts of modesty and appropriateness change, and as usual, traditionalists are always looking fifty to a hundred years behind in rose-colored nostalgia, never mind that people were saying the same things way back when.
you should always do at least what the people who are in charge of you think is right, no matter what you think. Nuremberg jury disagrees.
'Specially designed areas'?
pvtbuddie, there are people who are insane and who will make ridiculous demands of you. What if one of these people happens to be in charge?
Is it called the "specially designed area", because God paid special attention to it? Why not just call it the important area or the only area of significance in a woman? Isn't that the core of your faith, be obedient and bend over when asked?
Another good hint for selecting your wardrobe: you should always do at least what the people who are in charge of you think is right, no matter what you think. And if your husband is a nudist?I wear hems that remain past my knees, whatever I am doing, because I believe that's where a person's specially designed area begins Oh joy. Genetically manipulated pussy.
“Another good hint for selecting your wardrobe: you should always do at least what the people who are in charge of you think is right, no matter what you think.”
"(That's called obiedience.”
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