But how is she pushing sex in young kids faces when she's wearing what looks like a vintage-looking two-piece bathing suit, there's no T & A hanging out, and you can't even see her navel? Bikinis show more than this. This isn't anything raunchy. Is an adult wearing a swimsuit really 'pushing sex in children's faces'?

Ariana herself recently said that she's not being forced to dress the way she does, that she wants to. From what I've seen of her style, she mixes it up- sometimes she wears the sexier stuff, sometimes she just wears jeans and a shirt, and sometimes she just wears girly stuff. I believe her. A woman isn't always going…

Clothing is not self-oppression, radfem thatcherite, but blaming systemic oppression on the way members of a marginalized group chooses to dress certainly is oppression.

Sheesh, I'm sensing some sex-negativity in the room.

I wouldn't say that she was a bitch, but she is trying to impose her own 'morality' on others.

Do you think the 7 year old even notices?

"Umm, maybe you can explain to him that no matter how a woman is dressed, she still deserves your respect and how her clothing choices shouldn't affect how you treat her?"

Yep, she's just like those conservative tools who don't want gay people to get married because they don't know how to explain it to their kids. Like the entire world is supposed to run according those these people's ideas so that they don't have to explain shit to their kids. When I type it out it sounds even more…

yeah I was thinking "that's not really THAT scandalous."

It is a difficult conversation to have, but she could start by not being all up in arms over what Grande is wearing in that photo. She lives and works in LA. I'm sure her children see much racier attire on their way to the grocery store or to synagogue.

She's so condescending. First of all, Google exists for a reason. If you don't know who she is, a simple search will suffice. Second of all, how do you know she's had plastic surgery? And why do you assume EVERY woman over 22 wants her body? Third of all, there's nothing wrong with her wearing lingerie for no apparent…

But it's not like it was an advertisement that ran on the Disney channel.

Hi. Orthodox Jewish upbringing here. Just came to clear up a few things:

Bialik doesn't like these ads not because she is a crotchety old woman, but because she's a religious Jew. Religious Judaism is all about shaming women for sexuality, equating their bare skin with sex, and placing the burden of proper sexual…

File photo of Mayim Bialik.

Are we looking at the same picture? Minus the heels Grande looks like she's wearing a bathing suit from the 50's.

But I am old-fashioned. My kids have clothes they only wear to synagogue. I don't favor my kids cursing. I dress modestly. I don't want my kids learning about sex from billboards.

I don't get the "what am I suppose to tell my sons?" pearl-clutching at all. Umm, maybe you can explain to him that no matter how a woman is dressed, she still deserves your respect and how her clothing choices shouldn't affect how you treat her?

I seriously roll my eyes so hard when moms get scandalized by the fact that kids swear heavily and pre-teens and teens are all gun ho about being sexual.

I know that blossom is from another era. But that outfit....wasn't that sexualized by the standards of the time as well?

I mean, I know that society is patriarchal and women are expected to be sexy and sexually available no matter what we do in society, but I guess now I need to explain that to my sons?