I mean as a person who has struggled with sexual immorality, I understand why a person should dress modestly as not to be a stumbling block and telling boys not to objectify women and not to have lustful thoughts thoughts instead of trying to help and be respectful by being modest is probably more harmful and makes them feel like they are garbage for having those thoughts, which are really hard to control without being dealt with properly. Also school is a place to learn and crop tops dont help you learn
with the whole tank-tops thing, I think its up to both the guys and the girls. Girls/guys need to make smart choices about the clothes they wear and how much cleavage they are showing, but also be mindful of their thoughts and what they are looking at with their eyes when it comes to that. It can get a little bit into the grey line with this one, but that's the simplest answer I can come up with.
I don't even know what snow cones are lol 😂. With the crop top thing I think it's important to teach both sides, guys and girls, about their thoughts and the way that clothes can affect that. I understand that dress codes can be biased against girls but it is important to keep it moderately in the middle, not swinging too far the other way either. We should be building each other up and trying to help each other be holy in all we do (1 Peter 1:15-16), not using our bodies that are image bearers of God to gain all the attention we can. I love what Ariana said about there being many ways to dress fashionably without sacrificing modesty.
Dressing modestly in today's world is very important. As a wife, I see the struggle that men have with woman that wear crop tops, sports bras to the gym and short/low clothing. You become a hinderance to those around you, when flaunting your body. Sure, men should be held accountable for how they look and think towards women, but let's be real, most don't. When you're single, it seems cool; you get the attention you desire, etc, but then the married man struggles and the wife suffers. Dress code matters, even at the gym.
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I don't think you have time to figure it out once you're already in college and you don't know because my sister kept switching back and forth for a career choice and then when she "finally decided", she does the career I've been planning my whole life to decide it.
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I mean as a person who has struggled with sexual immorality, I understand why a person should dress modestly as not to be a stumbling block and telling boys not to objectify women and not to have lustful thoughts thoughts instead of trying to help and be respectful by being modest is probably more harmful and makes them feel like they are garbage for having those thoughts, which are really hard to control without being dealt with properly. Also school is a place to learn and crop tops dont help you learn
with the whole tank-tops thing, I think its up to both the guys and the girls. Girls/guys need to make smart choices about the clothes they wear and how much cleavage they are showing, but also be mindful of their thoughts and what they are looking at with their eyes when it comes to that. It can get a little bit into the grey line with this one, but that's the simplest answer I can come up with.
I don't even know what snow cones are lol 😂.
With the crop top thing I think it's important to teach both sides, guys and girls, about their thoughts and the way that clothes can affect that. I understand that dress codes can be biased against girls but it is important to keep it moderately in the middle, not swinging too far the other way either. We should be building each other up and trying to help each other be holy in all we do (1 Peter 1:15-16), not using our bodies that are image bearers of God to gain all the attention we can. I love what Ariana said about there being many ways to dress fashionably without sacrificing modesty.
Dressing modestly in today's world is very important. As a wife, I see the struggle that men have with woman that wear crop tops, sports bras to the gym and short/low clothing. You become a hinderance to those around you, when flaunting your body. Sure, men should be held accountable for how they look and think towards women, but let's be real, most don't. When you're single, it seems cool; you get the attention you desire, etc, but then the married man struggles and the wife suffers. Dress code matters, even at the gym.
first comment lol, anyways, thanks for your insight
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John wesleys Quote
- [ ] Do all the good you can
- [ ] By all meanes you can
- [ ] In all ways you can
- [ ] In all places you can
- [ ] At all times you can
- [ ] To all the people you can
- [ ] For as long as you can
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I don't think you have time to figure it out once you're already in college and you don't know because my sister kept switching back and forth for a career choice and then when she "finally decided", she does the career I've been planning my whole life to decide it.
We have to know… what does ”Switch” stand for!!?! Is there a specific meaning!!? 🧐😯🤩
Question... How do you get yourself focused on God?
dive into the Word, worship, and pray
Matthew 6:33- But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. ❤️
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