I gave my 10 YO a miniskirt and a tubetop. You?

[SomethingBig]

Naw, I don't have a daughter. But as soon as my future daughter turns 6, you can be sure that I'm buying her a tube-top and a micro-mini-skirt. Man, all of her little 6 year old guy friends'll be like:
Six face bo-deezle: Daaaaamn, that's one fine piece of meat, right there. Strut yo sweet thang on ova and lemme tap you!
Shawnreese: Dayum, bro, I is already hittin' it!
Six face: DAAAAAAAAAAAAMN!

So yeah, I've been seeing an increased amount of little girls with incredibly skanky clothing, lately, from the mall, Blockbuster, and even in church. Speaking of the mall, there's this one store that hires little 8 year olds to wear silver tub-tops and mini-skirts while singing and dancing in the front of it.

For chrissakes, they're still kids. We're not talking about teenagers. We're talking about pre-teens. 8-12 year olds. What kind of parent would allow their children to parade around in skanky clothing? Who are they going to impress? The tricycle gang? Snoop puppy?

Obviously, I'm being sarcastic. My daughter's gonna be walkin' 'round, struttin' her thang in a super-micro-mini-skirt at the age of 6.

[Dignified Pauper]

This thread is too serious for GE, but just not serious enough for EoEO


However... I agree. Parents are making their kids hoochier and hoochier every year. Why, my little cousin is allowed to wear makeup, and she's 9. Now, that's not bad, except, they buy her tons, and she CAKES it on, along with her suggestive clothing. I don't mind showing skin, but please respect yourself and your children.

[Rye]

I totally agree. I see girls walking around in mini-skirts and boots already. It's frightening and I feel bad for even looking at the kid.

And kids wear make up much too early. I only was allowed to wear make up when I started high school. That's a bit strict, but 13 years old (I was 14 when I was allowed) is fine to me. But I don't cake it on. I wear eyeliner and a bit of mascara, that's it. Too much make up is disgusting.

[SomethingBig]

Oh God, don't get me started on make up. I've seen some horrible things.

[Leeza]

Blame this on the parents. I have no idea what some of them are thinking.

[Rye]

Oh God, don't get me started on make up. I've seen some horrible things.

[Denmark]

I bet there are people who like it

like Meat Puppet or something like that. but I don't know his fantasies.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

I can certainly say that I don't get anything from it. I mean a big part of the whole allure of little girls is their innocence, and their clothing is something that reflects that.

[rubah]

Dont' blame the parents, blame the designers that are selling them the clothing.

I know that throughout middle school, we had incrediable trouble with our dress code and wearing shorts.

PLACE DID NOT SELL SHORTS THAT WENT TO SIX INCHES OVER THE KNEE.

I imagine it's worse now.

Although a good many of us just gave up wearing shorts and wore jeans all the time, or just wore boyshorts.

[Rye]

I blame the designers and the parents, because a lot of the kids are like, 6, and parents dress kids then. 6 year olds will wear whatever you put on them as long as it's not scratchy and uncomfortable. The parents don't have the buy the slutwear.

I'm reminded of that Foamy episode. xD

[SomethingBig]

I agree. Both the parents and the designers are to blame. Parents shouldn't condone this type of clothing and by buying them, they are supporting the companies that create them. And the designers are to blame because they shouldn't be making them in the first place.

[Del Murder]

Haha, Snoop Puppy.

[Shoeberto]

My friend's sister is just like that. She's like...9 and wears all kinds of slutty clothes and makeup. It's sad.

[Kamiko]

It's getting worse too.
When I was a kid, I wasn't allowed to wear bikinis until I was like, well, this year!
But now, even TODDLERS are wearing skimpy things.
And we wonder why we have child molesters.
GOSH.

[Tama2]

I'll have to go with parents. If they did buy and allow the kids to wear it then there wouldn't be a prob really.