Behind the Navel

[martha]

80s, I was responding to what Bebe said that guy said. He sees our belly buttons only as windows to a PART of our bodies. They are remnants of our connection to our mothers, not connections to any future children we may choose to have. Some men are a little over interested in women's wombs and the activity in them, or rather, the lack of control they have over the activity in them. They see us only as bearers of children, not as complete people. They want us to cover up and be more modest, all for the sake of our positions as future mothers, not as people. Even your comment about how the girls should cover up because the boys can't take it is a little on the controlling side. I know you don't mean it that way, but it brings to my over-reactive mind all those men who insist that Muslim women should stay covered because men cannot control themselves. I'm taking this and running with it because male control of women is a sore spot with me. "Boys will be boys" will someday not fly as an excuse; they'll have to be taught some self-control.

[The Wanderer]

Klodomir, you speak as if there are no ugly, flabby women who go around baring skin...

and i actually think females dress much more revealingly than males; i don't know of many guys who wear short skirts or tight-fitting tops to the office/workplace/etc

anyway, I love those bare bellies, no complaints here!!!

[zooropamanda]

boys and their belly buttons


if ya ask me theres far too much belly action going on lately. Tight skirts with bellys hanging out on 13 year olds is a BBAADDD look.

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[BabyGrace]

hahahahahaha this whole thread is too funny!

wonder what bad experience he had with a belly-button? I can't see how they relate at all to faith but oh well

and oh yes, all for exposure but um, I agree Manda...it's in elementary school now!!