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[Pearlee]

The fake nose ring and this brouhaha about it reminds me of the time I was about 7 yrs old and walked around the house with a candy cigarette in my mouth (some of you fellow baby boomers will remember those). My grandmother was visiting that day and started yelling at my mother for letting me smoke cigarettes, whereupon I chewed it up in front of her. Much ado about nothing.

@Suziepeach, you make a good point.

[golding76]

May I ask a simple question, though?  Someone might have the answer.

Kim Kardashian did not grow up in a culture that traditionally wears septum rings from an early age.

Is wearing this nose ring a sort of fashion statement these days?  If you know the answer, please let me know.  

[sidsmom]

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@golding76 wrote:

Is wearing this nose ring a sort of fashion statement these days?  If you know the answer, please let me know.  

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It's just a fashion accessory.

Who knows?
North might have been influenced by someone she saw.

No more; no less.

[occasionalrain]

This non-judging movement is a set up. Everyone judges, is judged and prudent unless you expect to live as a hermit.

Children and adults who lack manners are unkempt, improperly dressed are excluded, passed over for employment, uninvited. Non-judging can put a person in danger, involve themselves with unsavory individuals and in illegal situations.

It's a fallacy that everyone is beautiful, that fat people are as desirable as those who are not. What's true is that attractive people have the advantage in getting hired, promoted, choosing a mate...

[cherry]

I think Kanye is searching for something , and good for him. I hope he find the peace he desires...Kim and  North are decently clothed. You don't have to like what they are wearing, but I give them credit for attending services , and dressing modestly too.

We sing a hymn and  some of the words are ,all are welcome in this place

God choses , not men...

[Sheila P-Burg]

I am not a fan of Kanye West or Kim. Whether I like them or not doesn't matter. 

I do sympathize for Kanye though. He has admitted to having mental illness in the past which has caused him to be distrustful of people. Medically he has been diagnosed as bipolar and admitted not taking his meds at times because of the way they make him feel. Anyone living life that way should be overlooked for some of their actions.

[mspatmac]

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@Tinkerbell3 wrote:

She has make-up on in this pic!

Her parents are trash! Sorry, but they are. 

This poor kid has a narcissistic insane father and a plastic surgery,attention-seeking nightmare mother. I wish her luck!

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WOW just Wow.  I may have likes and dislikes but I certainly don't judge people anymore than I want to be judged.

[insomniac2]

NO!

[RollTide2008]

Not my kid, not my business.

[Nonametoday]

I don't think we should judge this child and her mother.  Kanye is giving testimony.  We know what the Bible says about discernment of spirits and you will know them by their fruits.  I would look to Kanye and not to his family.  If they grow into the love he gives testimony for, for what he is preaching, they too will want the ways that he wishes for them.  

We have kids who come home from college wearing shorts to church on Sunday.  That's okay with me as long as they are hearing the word.  As they mature in their walk, they will feel different.  It is not for me to judge.  Judgment is His in His time and will for our lives.

Just be happy that this family is attending a church and celebrate this for their lives.