As Dave Barry says, "I am not making this up." X-ATI Guy links to the website of Wait Wear, which offers a line of pro-chastity T-shirts and underwear. The underwear comes in bikini-cut, "bum bottom classic" and boy brief styles and sports slogans like "No vows, no sex," "I'm saving it," and "Traffic Control: Wait for Marriage."
I appreciate the intention, and it certainly sends a better message than, say, a thong with a built-in condom pocket, but I'm inclined to think that the pro-abstinence message will be lost once he and she are down to their skivvies. And if there is any hope of stopping the countdown to ignition at that point, it will be undone by the presence of words which invite the other party to gaze intently at the groinal region of the wearer.
As tiny as the lettering is, one of the slogans ought to be, "If you can read this, you're too close."
Wait Wear underwear is available in Atlanta at Tease, 1166 Euclid Ave. and other fine stores nationwide.
UPDATE: Oh, my. Wait Wear wants their customers to send in pictures of themselves wearing Wait Wear products. For their online gallery. Right. Online pictures of teenagers in their underpants is a well-known encouragement to chaste thinking and behavior.
As X-ATI Guy responded to a commenter: "'Chastity is not a joke.' Agreed. But proclaiming your chastity on your underpants is."
Comments (1)
I think there's more than meets the eye for the so-called chastity girls. I think for many of them, especially the good-looking ones, it's a power trip. "I'm gonna flirt, but you can't have me. I'm saving myself for marriage." (wink) Male broken hearts ensue; girl gets kicks from her psychosexual warfare.
I guess the best description I can think of "Christian c--kteasers."
Posted by Ron | March 23, 2005 7:45 PM
Posted on March 23, 2005 19:45