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My 7 year old sister wants to wear make up
...Just... Gah
I swear, if she tries dressing sluttily, I will personally burn all non modest clothing she gets. Just... 7!?
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Considering how she is, I wouldn't be surprised if she snuck on more makeup later >.>
Which reminds me
She also keeps trying to kiss me on the lips. One day she will look back and shudder at that
I believe this is accurate if they actually do enjoy it (as in, it isn't just their physical bodies reacting to the stimulation, they actually do like it) and consent only counts as consent that is actually said.
OP: Lip gloss, I can see a 7 year old wearing. Maybe try talking to her about why you don't think she's ready to wear make-up yet? Also, don't burn the clothing, that's stupid. Give them to the nearest homeless (wo)man you see. Let them do something with them.
"I believe this is accurate if they actually do enjoy it (as in, it isn't just their physical bodies reacting to the stimulation, they actually do like it) and consent only counts as consent that is actually said."
Well, duh. You think anyone that has sex ever is a slut. What else is new?
"I don't see how wanting to wear makeup is strange for a young girl either, unless the reason is something like "because I want to leave proof I sucked him off with my lipstick.""
For an asexual, you sure have lots of weird, sexual fantasies...
I don't see how wanting to wear makeup is strange for a young girl. Kids
want to emulate adults, and adult women sometimes wear makeup.
I agree with this, but that does not necessarily mean I like that. It reminds me of Toddlers and Tiaras and how contestants in child beauty pageants can wear make up and lipstick and "compete" for some purpose. I feel like those kinds of activities promote the idea that one's outside is more important than one's inside when I think the exact opposite is what kids should be taught at young ages. Also, I have reservations about children that young experiencing the kind of stress that might come with such competitions.
I suppose there might be some good in those pageants that I simply have not found. Watching only parts of a few random episodes of Toddlers and Tiaras clearly does not qualify me as an expert after all.