Chastity Rings

scaeagles · 03-15-2007, 06:44 PM

I doubt anyone who sees the ring my daughter wears would give it a second look. It's not for others, it's for her. It's just a ring. Why would this be seen as some huge outward proclamation?

I honestly do not understand why the personal standards of anyone could be offensive to others unless I am shouting from the rooftops that anyone who doesn't share my standards is abhorrent. It isn't as if my personal standards are to walk naked down the street or that it is acceptable to beat a puppy. No one is harmed, no one knows the difference.

03-15-2007, 06:44 PM	#26
scaeagles I LIKE! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,819	I doubt anyone who sees the ring my daughter wears would give it a second look. It's not for others, it's for her. It's just a ring. Why would this be seen as some huge outward proclamation? I honestly do not understand why the personal standards of anyone could be offensive to others unless I am shouting from the rooftops that anyone who doesn't share my standards is abhorrent. It isn't as if my personal standards are to walk naked down the street or that it is acceptable to beat a puppy. No one is harmed, no one knows the difference.
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