Where is the line that separates modest from immodest? — We're wondering that too.
July 22, 2009 by MInTheGap
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MInTheGap: As far as I can see, everything’s covered. The mouth across the chest does draw a bit of attention, as does the fact that it’s a bit tight, but that’s the only things I can see.
Foy: MIntheGap’s right on the money when he mention the mouth and the words. A standing pose would give a better idea of this outfit’s modesty.
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Do NOT like that shirt!!! *Sigh* If the neckline is high, they’ve got to do SOMETHING to draw attention there, don’t they? Can’t just leave it alone…
are all t-shirts with writing immodest? I have always tried to be modest, and think its very important, but just recently its been brought to my attention that t-shirts with writing on the front are not modest–a guy’s view please?
My husband agrees that writing on t-shirts is a no-no for modesty. I had never even thought about it until he told me! How interesting. I try to avoid it now, too.
.-= Rachel @ a la Modest´s last blog ..The Girl Scout =-.
I think minimum and well-placed writing on T-shirts is ok. But who wants a MOUTH on their front? That’s ugly and yeah, not totally modest.
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