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Solid Sterling Silver Mariner Link Bracelet
Price : $42.00
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- Solid Sterling Silver
- Adjustable
- Made in Italy
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Mariner Bracelets are masculine, sleek and timeless. They tend to match juts about every outfit, from a classy open shirt at the club to colorful designer T-shirts. Our Mariner bracelets and chains are made in Italy, crafted in solid sterling silver and polished to perfection. They are firmly secured by either a spring-and-ring or lobster clasps.
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Solid Sterling Silver Mariner Link Bracelet
Price : $56.00
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- Solid Sterling Silver
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Mariner Bracelets are masculine, sleek and timeless. They tend to match juts about every outfit, from a classy open shirt at the club to colorful designer T-shirts. Our Mariner bracelets and chains are made in Italy, crafted in solid sterling silver and polished to perfection. They are firmly secured by either a spring-and-ring or lobster clasps.
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Solid Sterling Silver Mariner Link Bracelet
Price : $52.50
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Mariner Bracelets are masculine, sleek and timeless. They tend to match juts about every outfit, from a classy open shirt at the club to colorful designer T-shirts. Our Mariner bracelets and chains are made in Italy, crafted in solid sterling silver and polished to perfection. They are firmly secured by either a spring-and-ring or lobster clasps.
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Stainless Steel and Black Plastic Bangle Bracelet
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This Bangle is manufactured with Black Plastic and 316L High Quality Surgical Steel
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Diameter: 2 x 2-1/2 IN (50 x 65 mm)
Width: 3/8 IN (10 mm)
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Stainless Steel Dallas Cowboys Logo Dangle Bracelet 8 Inches - JewelryWeb
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Stainless Steel Dallas Cowboys Logo Dangle Bracelet 8 Inches - In Solid Stainless Steel - JewelryWeb Style: TLB180932ST - FREE gift-ready jewelry box
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Question : Why are my kids rebelling?
I am a mother of three (soon to be four!) children. My oldest is a 17 year old son, then 14 year old twin girls. They were all homeschooled up until last year when my husband lost his job and we had to move into an apartment and I had to get a job along with my husband looking for another job. So we had to send our kids to the local public school. My oldest, who was then 16, went into the 11th grade. And our girls, who were 13, went to 8th grade.Now, we are a very religious Baptist Christian family, and our daughters are not allowed to wear skirts or dresses that are exposing the knee and are not permitted to wear shorts or pants at all. No jeans or tight pants for our boy, and no "sagging". T-shirts are also not permitted for either. The girls' wardrobe consists of khaki and dressy skirts, modest dresses, polos (all buttons done up and collar down), modest blouses, pearl jewelry, and modest flats. The boy's consists of khaki pants, polos, dress shirts, and polished dress shoes. They are not permitted to wear makeup. Both of our girls, at the beginning of the year, had very long curly hair so that they could almost sit on it. It was parted in the middle and naturally brown. Our boy had short and neatly combed and parted hair, again naturally brown. They were all wonderful children, but about a month into the school year they all started rebelling. First, my son Parker refuses to get haircuts as well as refusing to brush his hair. Then my daughter Angela comes home from school with her hair cut to her shoulders and parted on the side with bangs. Then I catch my other daughter Kayla sitting outside our building talking to a boy! This boy looked about 15 and had messy hair with long bangs and was wearing dark blue cargo shorts, a tight black t-shirt that said "blink-182" on it, large and bulky-looking skate shoes, big black things in his ear shaped like circles, and a black and white studded cuff on his wrist. It gets worse. Angela made some...interesting new friends at school and she asked if she could go out to a party with them. My answer was a firm no. Later that night, I was reading in bed and waiting for my husband to get home and I heard the door slam. I got up and, seeing that my husband was not home, checked the kids' rooms. All of my children were gone.They got home sometime that night and I woke up and saw them all in the kitchen, chatting about whatever went on the previous night. Angela was wearing black eyeliner and had a large purple bow in her hair. She had, however, changed into her nightgown. Kayla had on baggy black cargo shorts that went down to her knees, a t-shirt that said "NoFX" across it, a bunch of colored little bracelets on her wrists, a studded cuff around her ankle, and was wearing dirty, beat up black low top converse; her eye makeup was dark like her sister's but without the neon eyeshadow. My son was sporting black and red hair, subtle black eyeliner, a white dress shirt, black skinny tie, a black vest, and tight black jeans covered in chains. He was wearing black and white checkered slip on shoes without socks. Then Kayla came out with bangs and layers cut into her hair. It also looked like she had somehow bleached blonde into her bangs and straightened her hair. I was furious! That following Monday, I looked through their rooms before I went to work (the boy has his own room and the girls share one). I looked through the computer they share and found many counts of unacceptable music under each of their music files. Under Parker, my son's, I found bands such as The Cure, Korn, The Cult, The Sisters of Mercy, Linkin Park, and Rites of Spring. Angela had bands such as Black Veil Brides, Blood On The Dance Floor, Jeffree Star, I Set My Friends On Fire, Parkway Drive, and Brokencyde. Kayla had music such as blink-182, NoFX, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, and Mötley Crüe. All of this music is unacceptable, as it is all Satanic and poisonous to young minds such as theirs. And in Kayla's, I found dark, ripped, tight jeans; v-neck t-shirts; converse; vans; t-shirts with bands such as NoFX, a hair straightener and hairspray; and eyeliner! Angela had jeans, Hello Kitty jewelry, t-shirts with those vulgar bands she listens to on them, converse, neon ballet flats, shirts with skulls and robots, mini skirts, and many unacceptable t-shirts. I found no bottoms that were not denim! And as for my son, everything at the back of his closet (where they all hid their clothes) was either black, white, or red. He adorned everything with chains and safety pins, with the occasional Cure t-shirt. He had large skate shoes and a pair of combat boots. I also found piercing needles and tongue jewelry! I went through their texts and they're all dating someone! What is wrong with my kids and how do I fix them?They all start school on Monday too and they INSIST on wearing "their style".
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Obvious troll is obvious.
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Question : why are my kids rebelling?
I am a mother of three (soon to be four!) children. My oldest is a 17 year old son, then 14 year old twin girls. They were all homeschooled up until last year when my husband lost his job and we had to move into an apartment and I had to get a job along with my husband looking for another job. So we had to send our kids to the local public school. My oldest, who was then 16, went into the 11th grade. And our girls, who were 13, went to 8th grade. Now, we are a very religious Baptist Christian family, and our daughters are not allowed to wear skirts or dresses that are exposing the knee and are not permitted to wear shorts or pants at all. No jeans or tight pants for our boy, and no "sagging". T-shirts are also not permitted for either. The girls' wardrobe consists of khaki and dressy skirts, modest dresses, polos (all buttons done up and collar down), modest blouses, pearl jewelry, and modest flats. The boy's consists of khaki pants, polos, dress shirts, and polished dress shoes. They are not permitted to wear makeup. Both of our girls, at the beginning of the year, had very long curly hair so that they could almost sit on it. It was parted in the middle and naturally brown. Our boy had short and neatly combed and parted hair, again naturally brown. They were all wonderful children, but about a month into the school year they all started rebelling. First, my son Parker refuses to get haircuts as well as refusing to brush his hair. Then my daughter Angela comes home from school with her hair cut to her shoulders and parted on the side with bangs. Then I catch my other daughter Kayla sitting outside our building talking to a boy! This boy looked about 15 and had messy hair with long bangs and was wearing dark blue cargo shorts, a tight black t-shirt that said "blink-182" on it, large and bulky-looking skate shoes, big black things in his ear shaped like circles, and a black and white studded cuff on his wrist. It gets worse. Angela made some...interesting new friends at school and she asked if she could go out to a party with them. My answer was a firm no. Later that night, I was reading in bed and waiting for my husband to get home and I heard the door slam. I got up and, seeing that my husband was not home, checked the kids' rooms. All of my children were gone. They got home sometime that night and I woke up and saw them all in the kitchen, chatting about whatever went on the previous night. Angela was wearing black eyeliner and had a large purple bow in her hair. She had, however, changed into her nightgown. Kayla had on baggy black cargo shorts that went down to her knees, a t-shirt that said "NoFX" across it, a bunch of colored little bracelets on her wrists, a studded cuff around her ankle, and was wearing dirty, beat up black low top converse; her eye makeup was dark like her sister's but without the neon eyeshadow. My son was sporting black and red hair, subtle black eyeliner, a white dress shirt, black skinny tie, a black vest, and tight black jeans covered in chains. He was wearing black and white checkered slip on shoes without socks. Then Kayla came out with bangs and layers cut into her hair. It also looked like she had somehow bleached blonde into her bangs and straightened her hair. I was furious! That following Monday, I looked through their rooms before I went to work (the boy has his own room and the girls share one). I looked through the computer they share and found many counts of unacceptable music under each of their music files. Under Parker, my son's, I found bands such as The Cure, Korn, The Cult, The Sisters of Mercy, Linkin Park, and Rites of Spring. Angela had bands such as Black Veil Brides, Blood On The Dance Floor, Jeffree Star, I Set My Friends On Fire, Parkway Drive, and Brokencyde. Kayla had music such as blink-182, NoFX, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, and Mötley Crüe. All of this music is unacceptable, as it is all Satanic and poisonous to young minds such as theirs. And in Kayla's, I found dark, ripped, tight jeans; v-neck t-shirts; converse; vans; t-shirts with bands such as NoFX, a hair straightener and hairspray; and eyeliner! Angela had jeans, Hello Kitty jewelry, t-shirts with those vulgar bands she listens to on them, converse, neon ballet flats, shirts with skulls and robots, mini skirts, and many unacceptable t-shirts. I found no bottoms that were not denim! And as for my son, everything at the back of his closet (where they all hid their clothes) was either black, white, or red. He adorned everything with chains and safety pins, with the occasional Cure t-shirt. He had large skate shoes and a pair of combat boots. I also found piercing needles and tongue jewelry! I also went through their texts and they're all dating someone! What's wrong with my kids and how do I fix them?
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Nothing is wrong with your kids. They are acting like normal kids their age. They want to fit in, they want to make friends. Your strict rules really restrict them from that, so they are just doing what they want. Sometimes it's better to make some cessions, say for example, you can wear jeans if you don't dye your hair. You can wear sneakers as long as you don't go out to any late-night parties. Stuff like that can be really important and still keep your kids at least somewhat close to their roots.The music you've listed is all music and teens listen to. Some of it is worst that some others, but that music doesn't even come close to how bad some songs are, so don't get too worried there, at least not yet.And, I wouldn't really call this rebelling, but more so that your kids have found the real world that there is outside of your house, which prior to going to school was all they knew. Changes such as this would have come about eventually (what are you going to do when your kids turn 18, and they are on their own?). However, these changes do not mean that they are still not religious. Just be sure that you keep them active in church and in the church community!
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Question : Why are my children rebelling?
I am a mother of three (soon to be four!) children. My oldest is a 16 year old son, then 14 year old twin girls. They were all homeschooled up until this year when my husband lost his job and we had to move into an apartment and I had to get a job along with my husband looking for another job. So we had to send our kids to the local public school. My oldest is in the 11th grade. And our girls went to 8th grade. Now, we are a very religious Baptist Christian family, and our daughters are not allowed to wear skirts or dresses that are exposing the knee and are not permitted to wear shorts or pants at all. No jeans or tight pants for our boy, and no "sagging". T-shirts are also not permitted for either. The girls' wardrobe consists of khaki and dressy skirts, modest dresses, polos (all buttons done up and collar down), modest blouses, pearl jewelry, and modest flats. The boy's consists of khaki pants, polos, dress shirts, and polished dress shoes. They are not permitted to wear makeup. Both of our girls, at the beginning of the year, had very long curly hair so that they could almost sit on it. It was parted in the middle and naturally brown. Our boy had short and neatly combed and parted hair, again naturally brown. They were all wonderful children, but about a month ago they all started rebelling. First, my son Kenneth refuses to get haircuts as well as refusing to brush his hair. Then my daughter Mary comes home from school with her hair cut to her shoulders and parted on the side with bangs. Then I catch my other daughter Genevieve sitting outside our building talking to a boy! This boy looked about 15 and had messy hair with long bangs and was wearing dark blue cargo shorts, a tight black t-shirt that said "blink-182" on it, large and bulky-looking skate shoes, big black things in his ear shaped like circles, and a black and white studded cuff on his wrist. It gets worse. Mary made some...interesting new friends at school and she asked if she could go out to a party with them. My answer was a firm no. Later that night, I was reading in bed and waiting for my husband to get home and I heard the door slam. I got up and, seeing that my husband was not home, checked the kids' rooms. All of my children were gone. They got home sometime that night and I woke up and saw them all in the kitchen, chatting about whatever went on the previous night. Mary was wearing black eyeliner and had a large purple bow in her hair. She had, however, changed into her nightgown. Genevieve had on baggy black cargo shorts that went down to her knees, a t-shirt that said "NoFX" across it, a bunch of colored little bracelets on her wrists, a studded cuff around her ankle, and was wearing dirty, beat up black low top converse; her eye makeup was dark like her sister's but without the neon eyeshadow. My son was sporting black and red hair, subtle black eyeliner, a white dress shirt, black skinny tie, a black vest, and tight black jeans covered in chains. He was wearing black and white checkered slip on shoes without socks. Then Genevieve came out with bangs and layers cut into her hair. It also looked like she had somehow bleached blonde into her bangs and straightened her hair. I was furious! That following Monday, I looked through their rooms before I went to work (the boy has his own room and the girls share one). I looked through the computer they share and found many counts of unacceptable music under each of their music files. Under Kenneth, my son's, I found bands such as The Cure, Korn, The Cult, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, and Rites of Spring. Mary had bands such as Black Veil Brides, Blood On The Dance Floor, Jeffree Star, I Set My Friends On Fire, Bring Me The Horizon, and Brokencyde. Genevieve had music such as blink-182, NoFX, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, and Rancid. All of this music is unacceptable, as it is all Satanic and poisonous to young minds such as theirs. And in Genevieve's, I found dark, ripped, tight jeans; v-neck t-shirts; converse; vans; t-shirts with bands such as Rancid, a hair straightener and hairspray; and eyeliner! Mary had jeans, Hello Kitty jewelry, shirts with those vulgar bands she listens to on them, converse, neon ballet flats, shirts with skulls and robots, mini skirts, and many unacceptable t-shirts. I found no bottoms that weren't denim! And as for my son, everything at the back of his closet (where they all hid their clothes) was either black, white, or red. He adorned everything with chains and safety pins, with the occasional Cure t-shirt. He had large skate shoes and a pair of combat boots. I also found piercing needles and tongue jewelry! I also went through their texts and they're all dating someone! What's wrong with my kids and how do I fix them?
Answer:
I'm sure almost every parent could echo your frustration, for it's hard being a parent—very hard. It's not just exhausting physically, but emotionally and spiritually as well. In fact, parenting is one of the hardest jobs in the world.But it also can be one of the most satisfying, if we learn to look beyond the immediate problems and heartaches and begin to see it from God's point of view. After all, God gave your children to you, and He did it because He knows they need the love and wisdom only you can give them. The Bible says, "Sons are a heritage from the Lord, children a reward from him" (Psalm 127:3).In other words, God has given you one of the greatest privileges imaginable: the privilege of helping shape the future of another human being. Someday your children will no longer live with you—but what will their memories be? Will they only be of bickering or conflict—or will they also be of love and joy and happiness? Don't let your frustrations or weariness crowd out your love.Almost every parent goes through what you are experiencing, and you're right: It isn't easy. But pray for your children, and ask God to help you be the kind of parents they need at this stage of life. Most of all, point them to Jesus, and urge them to give their lives to Him. God not only wants us to help our children develop physically and emotionally, but spiritually as well. http://peacewithgod.jesus.net/
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Question : Why are my children rebelling?
I am a mother of three (soon to be four!) children. My oldest is a 16 year old son, then 14 year old twin girls. They were all homeschooled up until this year when my husband lost his job and we had to move into an apartment and I had to get a job along with my husband looking for another job. So we had to send our kids to the local public school. My oldest is in the 11th grade. And our girls went to 8th grade. Now, we are a very religious Baptist Christian family, and our daughters are not allowed to wear skirts or dresses that are exposing the knee and are not permitted to wear shorts or pants at all. No jeans or tight pants for our boy, and no "sagging". T-shirts are also not permitted for either. The girls' wardrobe consists of khaki and dressy skirts, modest dresses, polos (all buttons done up and collar down), modest blouses, pearl jewelry, and modest flats. The boy's consists of khaki pants, polos, dress shirts, and polished dress shoes. They are not permitted to wear makeup. Both of our girls, at the beginning of the year, had very long curly hair so that they could almost sit on it. It was parted in the middle and naturally brown. Our boy had short and neatly combed and parted hair, again naturally brown. They were all wonderful children, but about a month ago they all started rebelling. First, my son Parker refuses to get haircuts as well as refusing to brush his hair. Then my daughter Angela comes home from school with her hair cut to her shoulders and parted on the side with bangs. Then I catch my other daughter Kayla sitting outside our building talking to a boy! This boy looked about 15 and had messy hair with long bangs and was wearing dark blue cargo shorts, a tight black t-shirt that said "blink-182" on it, large and bulky-looking skate shoes, big black things in his ear shaped like circles, and a black and white studded cuff on his wrist. It gets worse. Angela made some...interesting new friends at school and she asked if she could go out to a party with them. My answer was a firm no. Later that night, I was reading in bed and waiting for my husband to get home and I heard the door slam. I got up and, seeing that my husband was not home, checked the kids' rooms. All of my children were gone. They got home sometime that night and I woke up and saw them all in the kitchen, chatting about whatever went on the previous night. Angela was wearing black eyeliner and had a large purple bow in her hair. She had, however, changed into her nightgown. Kayla had on baggy black cargo shorts that went down to her knees, a t-shirt that said "NoFX" across it, a bunch of colored little bracelets on her wrists, a studded cuff around her ankle, and was wearing dirty, beat up black low top converse; her eye makeup was dark like her sister's but without the neon eyeshadow. My son was sporting black and red hair, subtle black eyeliner, a white dress shirt, black skinny tie, a black vest, and tight black jeans covered in chains. He was wearing black and white checkered slip on shoes without socks. Then Kayla came out with bangs and layers cut into her hair. It also looked like she had somehow bleached blonde into her bangs and straightened her hair. I was furious! That following Monday, I looked through their rooms before I went to work (the boy has his own room and the girls share one). I looked through the computer they share and found many counts of unacceptable music under each of their music files. Under Parker, my son's, I found bands such as The Cure, Korn, The Cult, The Sisters of Mercy, Linkin Park, and Rites of Spring. Angela had bands such as Black Veil Brides, Blood On The Dance Floor, Jeffree Star, I Set My Friends On Fire, Parkway Drive, and Brokencyde. Kayla had music such as blink-182, NoFX, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, and Mötley Crüe. All of this music is unacceptable, as it is all Satanic and poisonous to young minds such as theirs. And in Kayla's, I found dark, ripped, tight jeans; v-neck t-shirts; converse; vans; t-shirts with bands such as NoFX, a hair straightener and hairspray; and eyeliner! Angela had jeans, Hello Kitty jewelry, t-shirts with those vulgar bands she listens to on them, converse, neon ballet flats, shirts with skulls and robots, mini skirts, and many unacceptable t-shirts. I found no bottoms that were not denim! And as for my son, everything at the back of his closet (where they all hid their clothes) was either black, white, or red. He adorned everything with chains and safety pins, with the occasional Cure t-shirt. He had large skate shoes and a pair of combat boots. I also found piercing needles and tongue jewelry! I also went through their texts and they're all dating someone! What's wrong with my kids and how do I fix them?
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I'd be more worried about your crazy parenting style than Angela's shitty music taste.
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Question : Got a job at and Italian restaurant. I need to know how I can cover scars on my arm and what pants to get?
i start working at monte cello's tomorrow, and Italian restaurant.they gave us the shirt we're required to wear. the problem is it's short sleeved and i have very embarrassing and noticeable burn scars on my wrist. i always just wear long sleeves to cover them up, so i don't know what to do. i tried using cover up over them but it doesn't work at all, they're too bright. i don't know if jewelry is allowed but even if it is, a few bracelets wont cover them up. i'd need more like a wrist band. i don't want to violate the dress code. if it does, i don't want to ask her if i can cover up the embarrassing scars on my wrist. the point of this is not to let my work place know i've self harmed. what can i say without giving it away if i do have to wear a wrist band? or is there any kind of really good cover up i can use that won't wear off for a good 8 hours and if so, where can i get it for not too expensive? what do i do???also, the handbook says nonfadable black slacks. i'm I'm 17 5"0 so I usually wear juniors (but i can also fit in kids clothes they usually just aren't that flattering) where could i go to get these? also, what do i look for? this is they type of picture i see of them but they look like boy's pants to me. is there any more flattering pants i could wear that are acceptable?http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=wome…*please don't preach to me about self harming, those scars are from a while ago, i haven't harmed sense and don't plan on it, and i'm going to therapy now for it.
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perhaps dermablend products might help. they aren't incredibly cheap but they're reasonable considering you need something "heavier" to give the required coverage.http://www.dermablend.com/skinconditions/scars.aspxIf not maybe you could wear a leather wrist band in black or dark brown maybe, something plain and simple would probably be acceptable.maybe something similar to this http://www.findcoolclothes.com/products/large_photos/leatherbracelets.jpgAs for the pants, black tailored type pants are usually what restaurant staff wear, nothing too tight or 'revealing'. Usually a straighter cut leg. You could find pants like that in numerous stores so where you get them all depends on your price range and location.
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Question : Diamonds are a boy's best friend?
PARIS: So, finally, it is for real. After centuries of neglect in the Western world, men have bonded once again with jewelry. This month's menswear season produced brooches, necklaces and bracelets as embellishment for suits and sportswear, suggesting that jewelry is creeping back into the straight male wardrobe.We can thank rap "bling bling" and the soccer star David Beckham (who visited Buckingham Palace in diamond earrings to out-twinkle the royal chandeliers) for the concept that diamonds might be a boy's best friend. Even if the comic television persona of Ali G satirized jingle-jangle jewels, chains and rings are hitting main street jewelers.For most guys, diamonds (except maybe on watches or as evening studs) still need a reality check. But when Giorgio Armani puts a bold flower pin on the lapel of a suit or Miuccia Prada teams a bead necklace with a collar and tie, you have to accept that male jewels are taking off. Prada also pinned a sailing boat brooch on a jacket and added more of the "tricks" or decorative gadgets that she launched last season. They have become a big hit dangling from belts and bags.The general tendency is for a tribal vibe, suggesting all the ethnic, male nobility that goes with sharks' teeth, carved horn, shells and beadwork. But there is nothing ethnic about the clothes they partner, for those chunky necklaces tend to be worn with a leather jacket, polo shirt and jeans, rather than with Beckham's signature metrosexual sarong.Fine jewelry is a more delicate choice. Gucci more or less invented the image of "medallion man" in the 1970s — Gucci brogues, slacks, open shirt and gold glittering in the chest hair. The snazzy house is now a jewelry purveyor, and in the Milan show (and in an Italian Bella Figura tradition) gilded necklaces hit the cleavage or bumped against a bared torso, while wrists clunked with gold bracelets. Dior Homme's style is subtle, mostly in silver and finely sculpted to create a sophisticated statement.Male branded jewelry is a relatively new phenomenon; the category was encouraged by showy watches. With all their technical "complications," timepieces have been key in making wrist jewelry acceptable.Can the era of male decoration come back, 200 years after men adopted the suit as the daily uniform, leaving jewelry behind? Now that minimalism is beginning to look so last century, jazzing up with ornaments may become as feasible for men as it is for women.
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I guess its all up to what you like. if your into that whole gaudy diamonds everywhere thing, then thats you. Me? All i wear (other than clothes) when i go out or go to work is a movado. The plain black face with the silver stud at the "12" been wearing it for 4 years
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Question : Why are my kids rebelling?
I am a mother of three (soon to be four!) children. My oldest is a 17 year old son, then 14 year old twin girls. They were all homeschooled up until last year when my husband lost his job and we had to move into an apartment and I had to get a job along with my husband looking for another job. So we had to send our kids to the local public school. My oldest, who was then 16, went into the 11th grade. And our girls, who were 13, went to 8th grade.Now, we are a very religious Baptist Christian family, and our daughters are not allowed to wear skirts or dresses that are exposing the knee and are not permitted to wear shorts or pants at all. No jeans or tight pants for our boy, and no "sagging". T-shirts are also not permitted for either. The girls' wardrobe consists of khaki and dressy skirts, modest dresses, polos (all buttons done up and collar down), modest blouses, pearl jewelry, and modest flats. The boy's consists of khaki pants, polos, dress shirts, and polished dress shoes. They are not permitted to wear makeup. Both of our girls, at the beginning of the year, had very long curly hair so that they could almost sit on it. It was parted in the middle and naturally brown. Our boy had short and neatly combed and parted hair, again naturally brown. They were all wonderful children, but about a month into the school year they all started rebelling. First, my son Parker refuses to get haircuts as well as refusing to brush his hair. Then my daughter Angela comes home from school with her hair cut to her shoulders and parted on the side with bangs. Then I catch my other daughter Kayla sitting outside our building talking to a boy! This boy looked about 15 and had messy hair with long bangs and was wearing dark blue cargo shorts, a tight black t-shirt that said "blink-182" on it, large and bulky-looking skate shoes, big black things in his ear shaped like circles, and a black and white studded cuff on his wrist. It gets worse. Angela made some...interesting new friends at school and she asked if she could go out to a party with them. My answer was a firm no. Later that night, I was reading in bed and waiting for my husband to get home and I heard the door slam. I got up and, seeing that my husband was not home, checked the kids' rooms. All of my children were gone.They got home sometime that night and I woke up and saw them all in the kitchen, chatting about whatever went on the previous night. Angela was wearing black eyeliner and had a large purple bow in her hair. She had, however, changed into her nightgown. Kayla had on baggy black cargo shorts that went down to her knees, a t-shirt that said "NoFX" across it, a bunch of colored little bracelets on her wrists, a studded cuff around her ankle, and was wearing dirty, beat up black low top converse; her eye makeup was dark like her sister's but without the neon eyeshadow. My son was sporting black and red hair, subtle black eyeliner, a white dress shirt, black skinny tie, a black vest, and tight black jeans covered in chains. He was wearing black and white checkered slip on shoes without socks. Then Kayla came out with bangs and layers cut into her hair. It also looked like she had somehow bleached blonde into her bangs and straightened her hair. I was furious! That following Monday, I looked through their rooms before I went to work (the boy has his own room and the girls share one). I looked through the computer they share and found many counts of unacceptable music under each of their music files. Under Parker, my son's, I found bands such as The Cure, Korn, The Cult, The Sisters of Mercy, Linkin Park, and Rites of Spring. Angela had bands such as Black Veil Brides, Blood On The Dance Floor, Jeffree Star, I Set My Friends On Fire, Parkway Drive, and Brokencyde. Kayla had music such as blink-182, NoFX, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, and Mötley Crüe. All of this music is unacceptable, as it is all Satanic and poisonous to young minds such as theirs. And in Kayla's, I found dark, ripped, tight jeans; v-neck t-shirts; converse; vans; t-shirts with bands such as NoFX, a hair straightener and hairspray; and eyeliner! Angela had jeans, Hello Kitty jewelry, t-shirts with those vulgar bands she listens to on them, converse, neon ballet flats, shirts with skulls and robots, mini skirts, and many unacceptable t-shirts. I found no bottoms that were not denim! And as for my son, everything at the back of his closet (where they all hid their clothes) was either black, white, or red. He adorned everything with chains and safety pins, with the occasional Cure t-shirt. He had large skate shoes and a pair of combat boots. I also found piercing needles and tongue jewelry! I went through their texts and they're all dating someone! What is wrong with my kids and how do I fix them?I'm expecting a baby in April and I don't want him/her to be negatively influenced.
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Firstly i am 99% sure that you are some troll. But anyways, in case you are not:Dear madame/sir it is completely against both ethics and God to force your chlidren into being something they aren't, kill their personalities and ENSLAVE them.If they kept living their lives as your slaves doing,saying,wearing what you make them do,say and wear, than they would develop mental illnesses and low self esteems, they would be unable to develop their personalities and social skills. Do you really want that for them?P.S They have really horrible taste in music.
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Question : BabyBoys & Jewelry~ How do you feel about it???
My MIL got my son a BRACELET! & she's so excited about it.I dislike how jewelry looks on men, even more on boys! It's a gold bracelet with his name in it.I don't want to be rude, she babysits my son while i work & she loves him, i know, but i think it looks very very tacky.. Kind of like piercing a babyboy's ears or letting a boy's hair grow long in the back & short in the front.. YUCKI'll have to let her put it on him.. At least when she's around..So my Q is.What would you think if you saw a 5mo boy with a gold bracelet?? If you have a boy, would you allow a loved family member to put a bracelet on him?Be honest, i can take it!ThanxShe put it on him yesterday & i think he looked like a baby PIMP, LOLI'm mexicani Have lived in Mexico my whole lifeI've never EVER seen a babyboy wearing jewelry.
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Tell her its a choking hazard and that you want to frame it with some baby pictures to hang on the wall for a keepsake. No kid should have jewerly on until they are older. Yes very tacky and very ghetto
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Question : Why are my kids rebelling?
I am a mother of three (soon to be four!) children. My oldest is a 17 year old son, then 14 year old twin girls. They were all homeschooled up until last year when my husband lost his job and we had to move into an apartment and I had to get a job along with my husband looking for another job. So we had to send our kids to the local public school. My oldest, who was then 16, went into the 11th grade. And our girls, who were 13, went to 8th grade. Now, we are a very religious Baptist Christian family, and our daughters are not allowed to wear skirts or dresses that are exposing the knee and are not permitted to wear shorts or pants at all. No jeans or tight pants for our boy, and no "sagging". T-shirts are also not permitted for either. The girls' wardrobe consists of khaki and dressy skirts, modest dresses, polos (all buttons done up and collar down), modest blouses, pearl jewelry, and modest flats. The boy's consists of khaki pants, polos, dress shirts, and polished dress shoes. They are not permitted to wear makeup. Both of our girls, at the beginning of the year, had very long curly hair so that they could almost sit on it. It was parted in the middle and naturally brown. Our boy had short and neatly combed and parted hair, again naturally brown. They were all wonderful children, but about a month into the school year they all started rebelling. First, my son Parker refuses to get haircuts as well as refusing to brush his hair. Then my daughter Angela comes home from school with her hair cut to her shoulders and parted on the side with bangs. Then I catch my other daughter Kayla sitting outside our building talking to a boy! This boy looked about 15 and had messy hair with long bangs and was wearing dark blue cargo shorts, a tight black t-shirt that said "blink-182" on it, large and bulky-looking skate shoes, big black things in his ear shaped like circles, and a black and white studded cuff on his wrist. It gets worse. Angela made some...interesting new friends at school and she asked if she could go out to a party with them. My answer was a firm no. Later that night, I was reading in bed and waiting for my husband to get home and I heard the door slam. I got up and, seeing that my husband was not home, checked the kids' rooms. All of my children were gone. They got home sometime that night and I woke up and saw them all in the kitchen, chatting about whatever went on the previous night. Angela was wearing black eyeliner and had a large purple bow in her hair. She had, however, changed into her nightgown. Kayla had on baggy black cargo shorts that went down to her knees, a t-shirt that said "NoFX" across it, a bunch of colored little bracelets on her wrists, a studded cuff around her ankle, and was wearing dirty, beat up black low top converse; her eye makeup was dark like her sister's but without the neon eyeshadow. My son was sporting black and red hair, subtle black eyeliner, a white dress shirt, black skinny tie, a black vest, and tight black jeans covered in chains. He was wearing black and white checkered slip on shoes without socks. Then Kayla came out with bangs and layers cut into her hair. It also looked like she had somehow bleached blonde into her bangs and straightened her hair. I was furious! That following Monday, I looked through their rooms before I went to work (the boy has his own room and the girls share one). I looked through the computer they share and found many counts of unacceptable music under each of their music files. Under Parker, my son's, I found bands such as The Cure, Korn, The Cult, The Sisters of Mercy, Linkin Park, and Rites of Spring. Angela had bands such as Black Veil Brides, Blood On The Dance Floor, Jeffree Star, I Set My Friends On Fire, Parkway Drive, and Brokencyde. Kayla had music such as blink-182, NoFX, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, and Mötley Crüe. All of this music is unacceptable, as it is all Satanic and poisonous to young minds such as theirs. And in Kayla's, I found dark, ripped, tight jeans; v-neck t-shirts; converse; vans; t-shirts with bands such as NoFX, a hair straightener and hairspray; and eyeliner! Angela had jeans, Hello Kitty jewelry, t-shirts with those vulgar bands she listens to on them, converse, neon ballet flats, shirts with skulls and robots, mini skirts, and many unacceptable t-shirts. I found no bottoms that were not denim! And as for my son, everything at the back of his closet (where they all hid their clothes) was either black, white, or red. He adorned everything with chains and safety pins, with the occasional Cure t-shirt. He had large skate shoes and a pair of combat boots. I also found piercing needles and tongue jewelry! I also went through their texts and they're all dating someone! What's wrong with my kids and how do I fix them?
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chill your tits woman.
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Question : Why are my kids rebelling?
I am a mother of three (soon to be four!) children. My oldest is a 17 year old son, then 14 year old twin girls. They were all homeschooled up until last year when my husband lost his job and we had to move into an apartment and I had to get a job along with my husband looking for another job. So we had to send our kids to the local public school. My oldest, who was then 16, went into the 11th grade. And our girls, who were 13, went to 8th grade.Now, we are a very religious Baptist Christian family, and our daughters are not allowed to wear skirts or dresses that are exposing the knee and are not permitted to wear shorts or pants at all. No jeans or tight pants for our boy, and no "sagging". T-shirts are also not permitted for either. The girls' wardrobe consists of khaki and dressy skirts, modest dresses, polos (all buttons done up and collar down), modest blouses, pearl jewelry, and modest flats. The boy's consists of khaki pants, polos, dress shirts, and polished dress shoes. They are not permitted to wear makeup. Both of our girls, at the beginning of the year, had very long curly hair so that they could almost sit on it. It was parted in the middle and naturally brown. Our boy had short and neatly combed and parted hair, again naturally brown. They were all wonderful children, but about a month into the school year they all started rebelling. First, my son Parker refuses to get haircuts as well as refusing to brush his hair. Then my daughter Angela comes home from school with her hair cut to her shoulders and parted on the side with bangs. Then I catch my other daughter Kayla sitting outside our building talking to a boy! This boy looked about 15 and had messy hair with long bangs and was wearing dark blue cargo shorts, a tight black t-shirt that said "blink-182" on it, large and bulky-looking skate shoes, big black things in his ear shaped like circles, and a black and white studded cuff on his wrist. It gets worse. Angela made some...interesting new friends at school and she asked if she could go out to a party with them. My answer was a firm no. Later that night, I was reading in bed and waiting for my husband to get home and I heard the door slam. I got up and, seeing that my husband was not home, checked the kids' rooms. All of my children were gone.They got home sometime that night and I woke up and saw them all in the kitchen, chatting about whatever went on the previous night. Angela was wearing black eyeliner and had a large purple bow in her hair. She had, however, changed into her nightgown. Kayla had on baggy black cargo shorts that went down to her knees, a t-shirt that said "NoFX" across it, a bunch of colored little bracelets on her wrists, a studded cuff around her ankle, and was wearing dirty, beat up black low top converse; her eye makeup was dark like her sister's but without the neon eyeshadow. My son was sporting black and red hair, subtle black eyeliner, a white dress shirt, black skinny tie, a black vest, and tight black jeans covered in chains. He was wearing black and white checkered slip on shoes without socks. Then Kayla came out with bangs and layers cut into her hair. It also looked like she had somehow bleached blonde into her bangs and straightened her hair. I was furious! That following Monday, I looked through their rooms before I went to work (the boy has his own room and the girls share one). I looked through the computer they share and found many counts of unacceptable music under each of their music files. Under Parker, my son's, I found bands such as The Cure, Korn, The Cult, The Sisters of Mercy, Linkin Park, and Rites of Spring. Angela had bands such as Black Veil Brides, Blood On The Dance Floor, Jeffree Star, I Set My Friends On Fire, Parkway Drive, and Brokencyde. Kayla had music such as blink-182, NoFX, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, and Mötley Crüe. All of this music is unacceptable, as it is all Satanic and poisonous to young minds such as theirs. And in Kayla's, I found dark, ripped, tight jeans; v-neck t-shirts; converse; vans; t-shirts with bands such as NoFX, a hair straightener and hairspray; and eyeliner! Angela had jeans, Hello Kitty jewelry, t-shirts with those vulgar bands she listens to on them, converse, neon ballet flats, shirts with skulls and robots, mini skirts, and many unacceptable t-shirts. I found no bottoms that were not denim! And as for my son, everything at the back of his closet (where they all hid their clothes) was either black, white, or red. He adorned everything with chains and safety pins, with the occasional Cure t-shirt. He had large skate shoes and a pair of combat boots. I also found piercing needles and tongue jewelry! I went through their texts and they're all dating someone! What is wrong with my kids and how do I fix them? I'm expecting a baby next April and I don't want
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don't worry, they are in their 'punk' phase of their childhood, it will pass over soon enough. but you need to relax. they're going to be adults someday you know and they need to explore. i understand that it must be tough for a mom to protect her kids, but sometimes if you go overboard protecting them, they'll just start rebelling more and more. go and have a talk with your kids. set down some rules like, no going out after 8 pm or no miniskirts, and also lift some rules up. they should be allowed to listen to their own music, maybe you can allow them to wear make up but only a little bit. give the flexibility. they are growing up, they're not your little baby anymore. give them freedom, yet also give them the sense of responsibility. you have to trust them.
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