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**Soassesaisp** · 07-26-2006, 08:00 AM

Lewd dancing is nothing new to Thailand!

Ever since they are only toddlers at kindergarten, young girls are often dressed up in mini-skirts, make-up and coloured stockings.

A delight to the sick-minded males, Thai TV and temple fairs are always showing performances by pre-pubescent girls, again scantily dressed and dancing provocatively.

Next, at Thai High Schools they have their (Thai school tradition!) 'Colour Sports Day'. Now, any foreign teacher in Thailand must have noticed the 'lewd dancing' which goes on at schools on such days. Girls from grade 7-12 have the chance to wear 3inch skirts, parade their bosoms and even wear suspenders. And i am not joking......

Thailand has to get to the heart of the problem. Thailand loves beauty but there have to be limits to how it is 'shown' in public.

Absolutely, the education ministry, schools and universities already have their regulations. Instead of more crackdowns they need only enforce the old regulations.

07-26-2006, 08:00 AM	#4
Soassesaisp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 393 Senior Member	Lewd dancing is nothing new to Thailand! Ever since they are only toddlers at kindergarten, young girls are often dressed up in mini-skirts, make-up and coloured stockings. A delight to the sick-minded males, Thai TV and temple fairs are always showing performances by pre-pubescent girls, again scantily dressed and dancing provocatively. Next, at Thai High Schools they have their (Thai school tradition!) 'Colour Sports Day'. Now, any foreign teacher in Thailand must have noticed the 'lewd dancing' which goes on at schools on such days. Girls from grade 7-12 have the chance to wear 3inch skirts, parade their bosoms and even wear suspenders. And i am not joking...... Thailand has to get to the heart of the problem. Thailand loves beauty but there have to be limits to how it is 'shown' in public. Absolutely, the education ministry, schools and universities already have their regulations. Instead of more crackdowns they need only enforce the old regulations.
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