Shorter and shorter shorts  

my daughter and her friends tend to wear pretty short shorts and we are always on her and telling her that she needs to be careful what messages she is sending by the clothes she is wearing.

I think that truly, our trend is changing almost daily. And for me personally, I don't like to see ladies wearing shortest short, almost an underwear. These kind of ladies are compared to a harlot who wants to show off their private parts to entice men to lust on them. I don't appreciate ladies wearing such kind of apparel. There is more to that but I know that many would be offended.

I am a girl and I like shorts. But I am not pretty much into short shorts. If they wear very short ones, they might as well take it off and wear their panties instead.

I am a woman,and I don't really like wearing short shorts.it's too sexy.I feel like wearing short shorts invites sexual stares and sexist words.I may be proud of my shapely legs,but I don't really like displaying all my body "assets" for the world to see.

I am in total agreement. Of course when I was growing up we wore mini skirts, but I was very conservative in the length of the ones I wore. I was in town a few days ago and a woman went by wearing a skirt that didn't really cover her fanny let alone anything else, plus she was about a size 16 so the sight wasn't all that appealing. I find some of the fashion trends revolting, short short shorts, skin tight tops that don't leave ANYTHING to the imagination and also wearing clothes that accentuate the fact that you are pregnant. I know that people are proud of their pregnancies, but what ever happened to good taste? Plus how can something that tight be comfortable?

You don't need to wear shorts and skirts that don't cover the crotch or tops that your boobs hang over the top or everything is seen through the shirt to be sexy. It seems to me that it would be far more attractive to a man that you leave something to their imagination than to let them see the whole package right off the bat. I guess in a way I would have been better off being in the Victorian era, especially with my being a woman.