Don’t Be a ‘Harlot’

Don’t Be a ‘Harlot’ April 20, 2018

Has there been more thong clad throngs on the beaches of San Diego, tempting Ken Alexander? Or women in those see through Lululemon yoga pants invading Lori Alexander’s space? No matter, but someone does seriously need to pry all the concordances out of Lori Alexander of The Transformed Wife’s hands as quickly as possible. When she seems to be stuck for original material she immediately consults very old concordances.

This seems just a tad judgmental, does it not. The photo reminds one of Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas. I’ve always wondered where Lori gets her photos from because she’s not able to post photos of her kitchen every single day.

Someone remind me again who it was that posted a photo from a catalog of a simple above the knee skirt that should have only run 30 buck or so for more than double that? Seems like someone is not practicing at all what she preaches. Shorts running mid-thigh, skirts above the knee? That would so brand you a β€˜harlot’ in the eyes of the Duggars and many others in Quiverfull. I think even Debi Pearl might have a problem with those.

Here’s an idea. Wear what you are comfortable with, no matter what others might think, and stop declaring that what you approve or wear is the only standard out there. Even if you see someone out there wearing next to nothing it’s not your business at all.

Those who live in Quiverfull glass houses should not throw above the knee skirt stones.


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