Yesterday went to Desaru with a bunch of young adults from the Adventist Church. Rained and rained, got stuck under a leaking wooden shelter on the beach for a while, before Matthew and I went to grab some umbrellas to rescue the people stuck under the shelter, while Faith and the girls enjoyed themselves drinking juice because they were slow in changing and comming to the beach for the activity. Is that fair, i ask you? Anyway, the rest of the day was spent swimming, playing Water Captain's Ball in the pool and Monkey in the sea. Pretty fun. When we finally got up to leave, it rained like crazy. Twas a good day. But why am i telling you all this?

This is why. Surprisingly, most of the girls wore bikinis. And I realise something. There is something about Bikinis, that is different. you see, for some reason, there's nothing sexual about bikinis(unless you're one of those models that pose in FHM). I don't know why. tis weird. i don't look at anyone different wearing a bikini or a one piece. weird. ah, well. that's a good thing, i guess :) For the ranting i have about bikinis, i realise that i don't really care in the end. until the day comes that my sister decides to wear one. then i'll see. hehe.

Tween girls(girls aged 12-15) are scary. The New Paper did a feature on them. Apparently they buy TONS of thongs, G-strings, surf porn websites, 'explore' their sexuality behind closed doors when their parents think they're just 'sisters' playing together. A frighteningly large percentage of them think that girls make a better sex partner than boys, because boys are immature and stoopid, and you can't get pregnant if you 'play' with girls. Majority of them have had a sexual encounter with either the same or opposite sex. Scary.

And what about the boys? Most of them still watching and playing soccer, playing computer games and surfing porn. A bit better than girls, don't you think?