This Just Aint Right!! <<L@@K>>

i got wind of a pastor who fixes his teen age daughters hair for her for church - i am not talking about a six year old when mom is gone - i am talking about a teenager - hear tell he makes sure it is fixed right - something just aint right on this now people

[NLYP]

Originally Posted by Honk-a-Mon

i got wind of a pastor who fixes his teen age daughters hair for her for church - i am not talking about a six year old when mom is gone - i am talking about a teenager - hear tell he makes sure it is fixed right - something just aint right on this now people

I aint touching this! llolololololololollolo
As I sit back and wait.........

Originally Posted by Honk-a-Mon

i got wind of a pastor who fixes his teen age daughters hair for her for church - i am not talking about a six year old when mom is gone - i am talking about a teenager - hear tell he makes sure it is fixed right - something just aint right on this now people

Excuse me, but I fail to see your point.
What is wrong with a daddy being a daddy in this respect?
If he loves his daughter, why not fix her hair?
Is it wrong for mommy to throw a ball with little Johnny too? Maybe she is not allowed to wrestle (gasp) with him either?!?

From your post, it sounds like you are either grasping at another strawman like some on here, or maybe there really is a point to it.

NI

[deacon blues]

I fix my daughters hair occasionally---when there is no other choice. My wife may be working. The only "do" I can do is the standard pony tail. I've gotten quite good at it.

[H2H]

I fix hair for the girls on occaision... it is a nightmare!!!!

[Nahum]

How odd it is to see such perverted thinking by our posters. As if a father helping his daughter is somehow sinful or strange?

I'll tell you what is not right.

Folks looking for sensuality in every familial relationship.

Disgusting.

[Margies3]

Originally Posted by Honk-a-Mon

i got wind of a pastor who fixes his teen age daughters hair for her for church - i am not talking about a six year old when mom is gone - i am talking about a teenager - hear tell he makes sure it is fixed right - something just aint right on this now people

So do you think male hairdressers are wrong?

What about barbers???

[H2H]

Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

How odd it is to see such perverted thinking by our posters. As if a father helping his daughter is somehow sinful or strange?

I'll tell you what is not right.

Folks looking for sensuality in every familial relationship.

Disgusting.

Indeed! PP I am with you on this.

First, I don't believe there was any hint or indication of an improper relationship, parental or sexual, in the original post by the honkmiester! I DO believe their was an indication of effeminacy on the part of the pastor. I also don't believe the hairdo being fixed was the traditional pony tail. This is a TEEN not a little girl. She is capable of fixing her own pony tails.

I tend to agree that this is VERY feminine behavior for a man. That said, if there was no one else that could do my daughter's hair, I would try to learn, or get someone to teach her.

[H2H]

Originally Posted by philjones

First, I don't believe there was any hint or indication of an improper relationship, parental or sexual, in the original post by the honkmiester! I DO believe their was an indication of effeminacy on the part of the pastor. I also don't believe the hairdo being fixed was the traditional pony tail. This is a TEEN not a little girl. She is capable of fixing her own pony tails.

I tend to agree that this is VERY feminine behavior for a man. That said, if there was no one else that could do my daughter's hair, I would try to learn, or get someone to teach her.

I guess I can see the point. I would compare it to a woman cutting the grass. My wife has never done it. If she did, however, I would not automatically assume she was wanting to be masculine.