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Padded bra, hair extensions, high heels, a skimpy mini-dress, fake nails, caked on foundation…and she’s just 10 years old.
Sash Bennington is a contestant in UK first ever kiddie pageant. Her mum used to do glamour stuff and has taught her that “nobody wants to be around ugly people”.
Beauty pageants are big in the US…but apparently its catching on in the UK too.
How dodgy is this? Kids look beautiful only when they act and look according to their age…
I cant remember when this was… but a six year old pageant beauty queen was abused and murdered in the US a while ago…
What I also don’t understand is that…some families don’t have an issue with dressing their little girls in skimpy clothing…..yeh I know they’re not yet required to wear the Hijaab but why on Earth dress little girls in tiny shorts/dresses or tops that show the stomach only to forbid it later on?
In schools kids from the age of 7/8 are taught EXPLICITLY the differences between girls and boys….from year 5/6 when incorporating “multi-culturalism” into the classroom, some schools teach girls and boys in PE to shake their booty to reggae music…..
And then the government wonders why UK has the highest teen pregnancy in the whole of Europe…
It’s a weird society we live in…
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hey ducktale - is that <<<< what u look like when fighting of unwanted teenage advances?
and BTW u do know - the more u make her situation forbidden the more she'l want it and try to defy u
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[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]hey ducktale - is that <<<< what u look like when fighting of unwanted teenage advances? [/quote]
That depends upon the advances. Most teenage girls I just hold up my wedding band and thank them for the compliment - my cousin I just remind her she's confused and I can always force her to do pushups (strangly, she is not afraid of the pain... but rather getting bulky "man shoulders"). Other teenagers on my cousin, I destroy property and threaten them with bodily harm. Since everybody in this town knows I've got a bit of a mean streak they don't need any demonstrations.
[quote]and BTW u do know - the more u make her situation forbidden the more she'l want it and try to defy u[/quote]
lol I'm not trying to make her want anything - I'm trying to break her. It will work, everybody has a breaking point. Once she finally stops fighting me, herself, the world, and all of it then we'll be able to find out what's up and what to do about it. In the mean time she's going to be joining me for my 4:00 am "jogs" and harbor rowings. She'll crack, it will happen. I made serious progress before I went to Iraq, unfortunately that was lost because Annette tried to "convince/talk/sympathize/empathize/bargain/whatever" which is not how you deal with this situation.
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At nine, Bethany doesn't 'feel right' without fake tan. 11-year-old Belle waxes her legs. Karolina, 10, won't leave home without scent. Harmless fun? Or proof of the insidious sexualisation of our children?:
Bethany Conheeny takes two hours to get ready each morning. A detailed inspection of her morning routine gives some indication why.
After washing her naturally wavy hair, she spritzes, sprays and straightens it with £120 designer ceramic straighteners.
Cheryl is divorced and also has a 14-year-old son, Caspar. Despite paying for her little girl's waxing treatments, she does admit to being disturbed by the way her daughter dances.
"She does all this very sexy dancing, 'shaking your booty' I think it's called.
But she has no idea how sexual the moves are. I wonder what's going to be left for her when she actually becomes a teenager — where is it all headed?"
Of course, the uncomfortable truth is that, like Belle, Bethany is not a woman, she's a child, one of thousands of young girls being bombarded by society's confused and damaging messages as they grow up — messages it appears are being reinforced by their mothers.
At a recent family party, Catherine recalls how a 14-year-old boy pursued her nine-year-old daughter.
"He wouldn't leave her alone all night, which made me feel very uncomfortable," says Catherine, who runs a furniture business with husband David, 42, in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.
"But thankfully she told him she was nine and not interested in him.
"I felt a little guilty because of the part I play in Bethany looking older than she is, but all her friends are the same, and when she works hard at school I'm loath to deny her the beauty treats she loves."
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Kaafir are obsessed with anyhting to do with sex.
Islam teaches us the best things when it comes to sex.
Allah has made it haraam for Muslim men and women to have sex before marriage.
He also made it haraam for parents to let their children become gays.
[quote="Seraphim"]You seem to be one step away from attaching a GPS tracking system on her and tapping her phone.[/quote]
Not a bad idea now that you mention it...