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Maybe it's me but am I the only mom who is very uncomfortable seeing elementary girls wearing skimpy shorts shorts to…

Maybe it's me but am I the only mom who is very uncomfortable seeing elementary girls wearing skimpy shorts shorts to school with buttcheeks hanging out? Like no ma'am. Put some clothes on.

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@larubia2723 That's good. I will be teaching my little mama the same values.

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Jeny Laielli

Мама двоих (1 год, 11 лет), ждёт третьего

Nope I feel same way I have an 11 year old and she would never I see things like that and I want to literally go up to them and tell them to cover tf up sheesh so u not the only one

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Ashley

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@lovely.angee yep

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@littleonemorning Exactly. Guidelines. They can express themselves without showing everything. Like being a child. My goodness. They will have all the time to express themselves in due time.

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@meetthevalentines2017 Neither I am.

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Harley Quinn

Мама сына-младенца, беременна (13 нед.)

I agree! I see it all the time, especially when I was working retail. But I think a lot of parents these days either don't care enough (half of them are glued to a device) or want their kids to have the freedom to express themselves. Which is cool, but you have to have some guidelines. To this day, as an adult, there are still items of clothing that I won't wear outside of the house, no matter what.

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Stephanie Valentine

Мама сына (1 год), беременна (33 нед.)

@lovely.angee I agree. It's just shitty the rest if the world is trying to teach them that it's okay to wear sheer clothes where you can see their nipples or dresses where their vaginas are almost hanging out. I'm not for it. At all.

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@meetthevalentines2017 I was raised that way too. Never wore shorts at all or short skirts or anything above my knees growing up till I was 18. Even now days I feel some kind of way wearing shorts that reveal too much cheeks. Maybe is the way I was raised but as women we should teach our girls that we are so much more than just skin to look at.

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Stephanie Valentine

Мама сына (1 год), беременна (33 нед.)

@lovely.angee my mama wouldn't let me wear short shorts or belly shirts or even anything that said anything across the butt. They only time I wore tighter clothes was at gymnastics. Nobody should be able to see or look at those parts of my little girl. And I'll be damned if she thinks it's cute.

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@meetthevalentines2017 I am expecting my first girl too and she will not wear those things either. Nope.

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Cheyenne Obrien

I agree

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Stephanie Valentine

Мама сына (1 год), беременна (33 нед.)

It's very strange to me. My husband and I are always like "my daughter won't be wearing that shit in my house" I don't understand how parents buy that shit for their kids.

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@prtybrowneyez Exactly! They have male teachers too which many of them are non-found pedophiles working in schools. People need to care more for their girls now days. Now days sickos take pictures of your kids.

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@nessa14 They have dress codes but obviously no one actually follow any of them. Every morning when I drop my kid to school these girls be looking so revealing. I don't get involved with no one's kid. Most mothers flip out on you saying you are judging them so I mind my own business and mines. I still find it uncomfortable seeing those girls dressed like that though.

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Ashley

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No, an then people wonder why what's happens to the kids happen. Like you saw your kids before they got to the school so why are you acting shocked?

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Id be speaking to the parents, if they don't listen I'd get the school involved. Is there no dress code in place for this elementary school?