Woman is severely criticized for the dress she wore to her son's christening
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Although with the march of time, some customs and traditions have changed (some drastically), there are still some events where a traditional dress code holds firm: a type of clothing that is considered appropriate for the occasion.
At a wedding, a funeral or a baptism we all - more or less - adhere to age-old dress codes. Indeed, when it comes to the dress codes for events of this nature, "social conventions" tend to be respected. This is the story of a mother who went to her child's baptism, but things didn't go quite as she planned...
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To be specific about the incident, it was about the controversy the dress worn by the woman (and mother) known only by her username, @yeinnysaenz, caused.
Of course, the baptism ceremony of the woman's little one took place at a church, where a priest presided over the ritual.
The woman uploaded a video showing some of the "highlights" of the ceremony, entitling it simply, "What a wonderful day". In fact, nothing of note happened during the ceremony. But the footage the woman shared online sparked harsh criticism against her.
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In fact, it was a single comment from a user about the woman's dress that "ignited the fire": this user stated the dress was completely inappropriate for a religious ceremony.
The woman's dress was completely white, but it had a plunging neckline and a leg-slit that certainly didn't go unnoticed. Also the dress was very tight and showed off all the woman's curves.
And so the question arose in the furore: when should individual tastes give way to age-old traditions?
Most people sided with the woman, arguing that the dress was not inappropriate - others, however, were scandalized by the woman's church attire. What's your opinion?