@MrsRachelEvans Can't think of it doing that. The opposite, in fact. If that 's what fathers do with their daughters in these red states, I'm glad mine fucked off when I was 12. Respect is earned, not expected.
Aww soo cute love the dress it reminds of the Catholic school dresses the girs wore at the school I went to . My parents where divorced mom worked and I’d be with her fried who had 3 older daughters I was a crazy kid always in trouble running off exploring the city and I was a beds wetter And unfortunately molested.. the girls mom Eventually kept me petticoated and the girls used to dress me and do my hair and nails like there’s .. I was put into cloth diapers plastic panties think blue tights turtleneck and the dress like you have on especially right after school I was taught to curtsy like the girls 🧒. I absolutely hated it ..at first but the girls made it fun ! If I still ran off and explored the city 🏙 and sometimes came back late at night …all dressed like a girl wintertime in a girls one piece snowsuit (mittens had a string so I would not loose them ) hat and boots
I don't believe in bowing or spankings or honouring of royalty/executive/elite/management or anything like that. Fetishism or not. People of higher status do not get automatic accolades.
What a strange question: I have never know of anone ever being required to do that, let alone expect others to curtsey to them!
Interestingly, curtseying is the female gesture. You do not ask if males were ever required to bow.
These ancinent gestures are now points of etiquette seen only in royal ceremonies; and bowing (not cutseying), only by the cast at the aned of a theatrical performance.
@Prince0217 it was a practice that was quite widespread when I was growing up un South Africa, but I haven’t seen it here in the Uk for years, other than I think people still curtsy for royalty!
