MrStakhanovite wrote:LDS truthseeker wrote:Can someone make a poll on this?
Why would we need a poll about something that stupid?
I'll have you know that a poll almost exactly like that was responsible for the formation of Facebook, godammit.
MrStakhanovite wrote:LDS truthseeker wrote:Can someone make a poll on this?
Why would we need a poll about something that stupid?
bcspace wrote:My burning bosom tells me that it is not a sin.
Mine too. And now I'll tell you who I think is the hottest. Looking at the bottom pic, the woman in the blue dress is the hottest. The woman in the red dress is second, white dress is third. None of them has anything to worry about though I thought the ranking was easy to make.
bcspace wrote:They look like typical twentysomethings out having a good time. I suppose it's their fault if some guy sees them and gets a boner.
Here's a question for you (giving this thread actual purpose). Would it be a sin, according to the LDS Church and in and of itself, for a man to see a woman and become aroused?
sethpayne wrote:
Well the sin wouldn't be on the man at all. These, and other girls who dress similarly are, after all, "walking pornography."
MsJack wrote:Drifting wrote:Romney's daughters are not following the standards that their Religion requires of them.
If he can't manage his kids, what chance America's economy?
The "kids" in question are ages 24-27. I think they can make their own decisions about whether or not they need to hide their shoulders and clavicles from the fearsome gaze of men.
Here's a question for you (giving this thread actual purpose). Would it be a sin, according to the LDS Church and in and of itself, for a man to see a woman and become aroused?Well the sin wouldn't be on the man at all. These, and other girls who dress similarly are, after all, "walking pornography."
bcspace wrote:
Are you saying a man can't be aroused by a modestly dressed woman? You must not be a man. What immodesty suggests to the subconscious mind imho, is more than just attractiveness, but also that such a person is advertising his or her readiness and availability for sex (with the right person or if the price is right).
Are you saying a man can't be aroused by a modestly dressed woman? You must not be a man. What immodesty suggests to the subconscious mind imho, is more than just attractiveness, but also that such a person is advertising his or her readiness and availability for sex (with the right person or if the price is right).I'm certainly not saying it but Elder Oaks certainly implies it.
bcspace wrote:
I'd be interested in seeing your reference.
I'd be interested in seeing your reference.Two words:
"Walking Pornography"