Janelle2002

IMO it's generally considered a faux pas if your outfit is causing noticeable panty-lines. Seamless panties do help, but I don't feel personally comfortable showing the lined definition of my underwear. Somewhere along the way the fashion gods handed down these rules to women.. so showing off visible lines is something most seek to avoid at all costs.

Your post is on spot. I'll elaborate on your post some more. Like comments on the LGBT community too! Constant baiting and deeming my husband and I of being supporters of terrorist.
The type of racist and discriminatory rhetoric he has been pushing on this site for 10+ years should have never been allowed in the first place. Now that he is gone maybe some of us can have some discussions without being attacked or feeling like every post is about us.
You know, no guns for negroes, thugs, genetic criminals.
For once, I am happy with what the mods have done.

He tries to be "presidential" for 5 minute and then his true Trumpster style goes off like firecrackers again
Good for her to stop him.

I'm surprised your comrade wasn't banned earlier given his history of posting articles in which he tried to denigrate people of color, especially blacks and Muslims. This should not be tolerated on a website dedicated to helping people immigrate to the U.S. since many of the people that immigrate here are people of color and or Muslims.

You were looking that hard?
Tell me, how did it make you feel inside??

You were looking that hard?
Tell me, how did it make you feel inside??

You were looking that hard?
Tell me, how did it make you feel inside??

It's hard these days being a curvy gal. Society says it's either look like a potato sack or be trashy. That being said, there's ultimately nothing wrong with this woman's body. She's a gorgeous lady.
From a fashion perspective? The body-con dress can look a little 'date-night' instead of work-attire. Don't get me wrong, she looks fantastic in it. But there is a few things she can do to change the look. Adding a sweater or even a short cropped blazer. I see in one of the photos she did add a sweater, and that took the dress down right in a perfectly acceptable spot for me. As a rule, I do not wear bodycons in public. There was that one time for a date-night, I did so in public, and could literally feel all eyes in my direction. Since I don't like that feeling, I didn't try it again.
I like versatile work attire that you can actually go from the office and then dress up for date nights (don't do it in reverse). Tailored cropped and tapered leg trousers, nice flared skirts, dresses that can be fixed up or down with a belt or cropped sweater.
I'll give you an example: This dress is versatile. http://images.asos-media.com/inv/media/5/5/0/3/2913055/green/image1xxl.jpg You can add a sweater for more coverage. Seems appropriate for work or date night, and you'd still look fantastic. I actually have a dress quite like this.
This is another great option. But I can see how some would complain about this on a voluptuous woman. Colorblock dresses like this one will also tend to look great. On women with smaller frames it doesn't give the appearance of over the top, because it's emphasizing specific areas. However in a curvy lady it may over-emphasize them.
Got to hand it to people though... they will complain about anything.

I get too wound up and unfortunately have no filters ?

????romper room?? Link or it didn't happen

????romper room?? Link or it didn't happen

When I was in grade school I had a teacher that flashed us her undergarments several times. I don't think it was intentional but she did it several times. Of course as a young boy I wasn't going to complain or mention it to anybody else.
The interesting thing about this teacher is that she later became the host of the children's program Romper Room for the Dallas-Ft. Worth area.

I didn't particularly look to see if I could see her undergarments but if we could then I'd say it's not appropriate. Other than this it shouldn't be a problem. She shouldn't have to wear a paper bag or couch cover

That's 5 seconds with a 3 second margin of error...
Nothing wrong with rocking what God gave you. I think as long as she's doing her job and it's effective, she is good. Fact is, folks aren't mad about her clothes, they mad about her shape.
Also, nothing wrong with loving yourself. She is fierce with it, and even though she's been reprimanded for it, my only thing is now scrutiny is going to be a big part of her life.

You sound experienced at giving compliments. I need to see you in my office at home. ???
Anyway, you better not be giving compliments???? good to see you are making it through my very strict rules. Living under a CABA isn't easy??

5 seconds if she's cute. If she's beautiful I do the talking while he turns his head. I LOVE BEING A CABA!

5 seconds if she's cute. If she's beautiful I do the talking while he turns his head. I LOVE BEING A CABA!

Ow you didn't like "Run my bathwater and Rub my feet?"????

I have the extreme radical CABA book. Steep learning curve. Chapter 2! Thou shall not look at, speak to, smile at, compliment, assist, hold the door for, work out with, sit on an exercise machine next to another woman.
We are almost finished. Chapter 3 thou must wear side blinders up next!

5 seconds if she's cute. If she's beautiful I do the talking while he turns his head. I LOVE BEING A CABA!

5 seconds if she's cute. If she's beautiful I do the talking while he turns his head. I LOVE BEING A CABA!

What can I say? I'm nice like that. That military discount question can either work in or against me, just saying...
Chapter 3. Speaking to women about work or customer service. I get 10 seconds to get my point across...
Unless you're in the classroom while she's teaching, you can't make that kind of judgment call. As for the last comment, whoa...
Lucky in both regards. We don't go out here without each other, and she hates shopping!

Fail safe way to insure no sexual harassment charges there

Ow you didn't like "Run my bathwater and Rub my feet?"????