Child Dancers` Parents Defend Sexual Routine

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FeelTheRide Female, 18-29, Eastern US 485 Posts	Monday, June 14, 2010 1:36:56 PM it's all about how you educate your children about sex. Letting them do a dance like this doesn`t determine how they will deal with sexuality! Just because they dance this way doesn`t mean they will grow up to be "sluts", "strippers", or "prostitutes". And parents who let their children perform in dances like this ARE NOT BAD parents. You can still have morals and dance. People are so ignorant. It`s about what you teach your children about real life. I, as a parent, would have no problem letting my child dance this way; because I have taught her about love and sex for what it really is. Just because you don`t think it`s ok; doesn`t mean you know what goes on in that home

Wounds Male, 13-17, Europe 27 Posts	Tuesday, June 1, 2010 8:29:26 AM Implying that it is wrong, is also implying that you felt it was wrong, meaning it had an impact on you, meaning you were the one thinking about the non-innocent content of it. You often see girls dressed like princesses, like their idols did it, but now their idols dress like this, so they just follow the pace, nothing wrong with it, but oh well, the Lolicon revolution is arriving, so I guess it's not your fault, so let`s just blame japan xD

dude21862004 Male, 18-29, Eastern US 778 Posts	Sunday, May 30, 2010 5:32:55 PM in my opinion the dance routine was fine, i mean it didnt even look sexy since they dont have the BODY maturity in order to pull of the moves in a way that is even close to sensual. the real problem would be the outfits, which were skimpier than the ORIGINAL beyonce music video. of course, these kids are 8 years old, to them its not a matter of being sexy (which they most likely dont understand) but of having fun, and in this case dancing....the outfits were pure idiocy on behalf of the adults.

Linkenberger Male, 18-29, Canada 1069 Posts	Sunday, May 30, 2010 2:21:35 PM Pedobear approves. The dad has a point; I can remember when I was 12 and in the mens change room, and a dad brought his (what looked to be a) 6 year old daughter in, and she changed in there and everything. Nobody batted an eyelash. I don't agree with it, but to be honest, it`s what you can expect from a society that makes condoms and lingerie for for 12-14 year olds.

batdyke Female, 18-29, Eastern US 150 Posts	Saturday, May 29, 2010 1:39:09 PM "Not meant to be viewed by millions of people"... Just the few hundred dance competition pervs who like to watch little girls hump the air in front of them...

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