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Yep, this movie made you look at elementary school girls and say "wow, how slutty".
Maybe Netflix will also release a true crime documentary about you!
Yeah I think short skirts and outfits that show midriff are slutty outfits. I'm not saying that children are, but when that much skin on a child is showing its an issue because there are people that do want to see that. I get that K-pop stars often dress slutty, but there was no need for that in a pg rated film.
Honestly parents need to do a better job at screening what their children watch and not just sit them infront of a full length movie because it's a new PG rated film on netflix. Parents are to blame for how their 7 year old dresses ultimately. But I think it would have been nice it the outfits used in the film were picked with the idea that young children would be emulating it.
I get wanting to protect children and all, but there's nothing "slutty" or even sexual about any of this.
As someone who grew up in the 80s and 90s. This was very normal attire. Different cultures also have different norms.
If you can't see an animated kids show and not get moist you might want to look in the mirror, because that kind of thinking is not normal.