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In reply to the discussion: Undergarment upgrades bring many Mormon women comfort and joy [View all]muriel_volestrangler
(105,080 posts)16. Surely this started before polyester was around?
I'd have thought the original garments that were demanded would have been breathable. How could an official get away with demanding the new polyester when it was introduced?
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When your family has been Catholic for hundreds and hundreds of years it is hard to go against the grain.
Irish_Dem
15 hrs ago
#13
My mother finally got pissed off enough at the Catholic Church to never go to mass again.
Irish_Dem
2 hrs ago
#52
Oh Yes. We carried them around in little packets in our purses. Then popped them on our heads
Irish_Dem
6 hrs ago
#36
If it's any comfort, men wear the same sort of "underwear". No one is forced to do anyrthing, LDS are ...
marble falls
14 hrs ago
#26
That's because you don't understand it. Some say Joseph Smith took the idea of these garments from ...
marble falls
2 hrs ago
#47
Anyone who wears secret religious underwear is weird and sexually inappropriate.
Irish_Dem
2 hrs ago
#48
No. The "underwear" is not meant to be seen by anyone else. These are called Temple Garments, and those ...
marble falls
13 hrs ago
#28
Pretty much. If I remember right they were sold in department stores and
leftyladyfrommo
15 hrs ago
#20
Definition: Forward Tinking - moving from the 7th century to the 8th. Now 100 years ahed of the Taliban.
Wonder Why
13 hrs ago
#29
Women are second-class citizens within the religion, though. And that's ingrained
Scrivener7
1 hr ago
#56