Onyxmeth said:
The sex toys at Spencers are for adults. Like you said, children cannot purchase them. If a parent were to purchase one for their child, Child Protective Services could step in if notified and remove the child. None of that has anything to do with thongs made for children. A child can also walk into a Burdines in any mall in America and see a thong, but that doesn't mean it was made for them, fits them, is marketed for them and is purchasebale for them. Also... This is a thong:
This is a G-String:
They may both ride a woman's ass crack but one has considerably less fabric. Here's what the front could look like:
When is it considered wrong for Abercrombie to offer this for 10 year olds?
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I did say basically. They are very similar in many ways, just as you said, one has less fabric but they both brawl up the female's butt.
And nope, but if a product didnt sell they wouldnt stock it.












