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Originally Posted by KevB
My daughter dances competitively, and this isn't all that unusual. It's a bit more over the top in terms of costume/song/moves, but where do you guys think college dance team participants come from? Are all of them going to be strippers too? In the same way that boys are more and more competitive at younger ages in sports, girls in dance, gymnastics, etc. are the same. It's hard to find the line that is too over the top IMO. My daughter hasn't gotten close to the point of this video, but I've seen some along these lines and while it bothers me, where's the line? In terms of working to get better -someone mentioned the amount of work this would take - again, where's the line? Is it one night a week? 4 nights? When your child loves what she's doing and wants to practice and get better....how much is too much?
I'm curious how many that have commented have children around this age? I'm not criticizing everyone's opinion by any means, and I agree with many. But as a parent in this day and age, these are some of the things that we're challenged with and it's not an easy gig.
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It's not the dancing so much as it is what they are wearing. Little girls are dancing like that now-a-days.....it doesn't make it right IMO, but it's becoming the norm. Those moves, those costumes, IMO, are teaching girls at an early age to exploit their sexuality.
What they are wearing, which is essentially lingerie for midgets, is what sets it over the top.