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So comment debate on YouTube, there's this female youtuber who has many shorts where people dress up saying this is what I'd wear as a teacher. Next is five outfits Monday to Friday, some of these are genuine others are jokes. The jokes are dressed quite scantily males are topless or wearing shorts, females dressed in bras and a jacket or booty shorts, fishnets, corset tops. On those videos she states definitely not: shoulders needs to be covered, midriff is showing, skirt needs to be knee height, not professional, probably not the holes in jeans, needs to be wearing a top. Other times she'll laugh in disbelief and shock at the silliness of clothing.


But anyway I stated I've just watched 20/30 shorts and have not seen one instant where she says these outfits are good to wear to school, and how she is sexualising them, and grooming young boys.

Where a reply states youtuber saying this is not good for school, that it is grooming, as it makes young boys think of youtuber in question, in the same clothes as these scantily clad videos she's split-screening her shorts on. And thus intentionally grooming thousands of boys at once.

Underwear as outerwear is in fashion. Imagine people back in the day seeing the fashion standards today. Do you think celebrities embracing some odd/controversial clothes the culprit to what our fashion is today? We’ve come a long way in the fashion realm from the 80s, 60s, 2000s, etc. I find some corset tops passable, but anything that looks like lingerie is inappropriate. I have seen corset tops that don’t have lace, see through, string and would definitely pass as a shirt because it dosent look like a traditional corset. What do y'all think of this trend?

They're exactly the same set but I can't decide between blue or green!

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