I agree with everything the first poster said. It's ridiculous how young some of the girls are that shop at Victoria's Secret. And then they walk around the mall, showing off their mini pink-striped Victoria's Secret shopping bags, as if it will make guys think that their 12 year old thong-wearing bodies look sexy.
Seriously. Get a grip on reality. You're 12.
BUT ABOUT THE YOUNG CHILDREN IN DRESSING ROOMS.
Oh god, I've had my experiences with this.
1. I was in the Forever 21 dressing room(with the curtains at doors), and I just took off a strapless dress. I was considering buying it, so I had tried it on without a bra to see what it would look like without the straps sticking out.
A little 3 year old boy started playing with my curtain door. So there I am, topless, trying to keep the kid from coming over to my side of the curtain. Finally, I give up and go for something to cover myself with. Yeah, I couldn't grab something before he stuck his head under the curtain, stared at me, and smiled. Little b*****d. The WHOLE time that was happening, no one noticed, or seemed to care. When the mom FINALLY called her kid over to her, she was laughing. Her laugh sounded a bit embarassed, but still, laughing. She didn't even care to apologize for her peeping pervert child.
2. This was THE SAME WEEK. I was naked, again. (But at least I had my bra this time). The doors were the kind that are really high from the ground. And this boy lies there, and stares at me. It was completely obvious because the dressing rooms didn't have their own section in the back, but were on the side, so shoppers were shopping right outside the door.
SERIOUSLY, CONTROL YOUR CHILDREN.
Most people think that child "leashes" are cruel. But I absolutely do not. They don't hurt the child. I think that little kids should if anything, be required to have one if they are in a fitting room area.
OR AT LEAST HOLD ONTO YOUR KID'S HAND DAMNIT.
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