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Inappropriate clothing By : Erick Stoutamire 9/15/2013
Clothing defines the person you are and the person you want to be in the future. The type of clothing you wear can also label you forever be it good or bad . If you are the type of person that wear clothing that is consider inappropriate all the time most likely you’re going to be label as shameless. For example , if a young woman wear leggings and a tight shirt with an opening in the chest area to church it is deemed inappropriate. The way people are today is that they judge you by what you do and what you wear. If you wear nothing but inappropriate clothing you are already setting an first impression. If a young woman dress like a tramp everyday people well start treating her like one no matter how smart she is. The men of the community might go over to her asking for sex everywhere she go . The elderly people of the community will always talk bad about her every time she past by .There may be a time she is kidnapped by a man that very unstable man that gave into his earthly desires. What come with wearing inappropriate clothing is a whole bunch of stereotype. People will assume if your black , wear baggy clothes , and sag your pants to your thighs is that you sell drugs and your not very smart. Some will even conclude that you stay with mother , you have a kid , and you don’t have a high school diploma. All of that could be nothing but false statements by someone who judged you by what you wearing. You could be the smartest person in the world but no one

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