sister ,, Dont Sell Your Body !!

hello sisters ..

I just want to talk about something .. really i noticed that its spreading in many girls profiles ..

sister , why you put your photos in your profile while you are wearing such clothes ? ,, which show all your body or most of it ?? 

waiting someone to tell you woow you are beautiful ?? ,, what you'll gain from this ??

believe me nothing ,,

many guys will say woow what a SEXY girl !! ,, may alah bless you , and lead you to the right way ..

dear ,,

your value is so high ,, don't lead it to be sooo down

you are a jewel ,, dont through it in mud by your hands ..

 I Love you in alah ..

 i am agree with u but disagree with uridea about their cultures.

How is palestinian

im not talking about cultures ..

and thanks for asking about  palestinians ,, they are fine thanks to Allah ..

i think guys replied u luzma ,, 

Thanks for all

 what is the body??? for me is the brain also part of the body… oh how many people are forced to sell their brain only for money, they let work their brain for money…some people loose by soulless work their soul….look the suicide rate in big companies ...for example France telecoms

look the suicide rate in big companies …for example France telecoms
they sell their brains so they commit suicide, how???

Lela,
“Woman show beauty bodies and long legs not for attract lust men.”
REALY?????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

osesame

they sell their brains so they commit suicide, how???

sorry for the long answer but it is neccesary for the understanding what i mean!

France Telecom employees gather on Sept. 10, 2009, in memory of one of their colleagues who committed suicide last July in Marseille.

More than 20 staff at France Telecom have killed themselves in the last 18 months, with some leaving notes blaming work conditions. At first, the company's management appeared unconcerned. But now the French government is stepping in to find out what is really going wrong.

They ended their lives with sleeping pills, hanged themselves or jumped out of the office windows. The most recent suicide was Stephanie, a 32-year-old who killed herself on Sept. 14 by leaping out of a fourth-floor window in northwestern Paris. Stephanie was the 23rd France Telecom worker to commit suicide since February 2008. Not all have been successful: The man who stabbed himself in the stomach at a meeting last Wednesday after hearing his job was at risk, for example, is now in stable condition at a hospital.

Some of the other suicides left notes blaming work conditions. One 52-year-old employee who killed himself in July left a note that blamed "overwork" and "management by terror." "I am committing suicide because of my work at France Telecom," he wrote. "That's the only reason."

Over the past 18 months, the suicide rate at the French company, which is quarter owned by the French state and where two-thirds of employees are classified as civil servants, has become a political issue. External pressure on the company is such that French Labor Minister Xavier Darcos called the head of France Telecom Didier Lombard in for a meeting. "The fact that these terrible things keep happening in one company obliges the government to be more watchful," Darcos said.

And Laurence Parisot, the head of the French employer's union (MEDEF) has also expressed her condolences and helplessness in the face of the suicides, saying, "We have to do everything we can so that these things do not develop further."

Closures, Redundancies, Unemployment Cause 'Econocide'

In the face of rising unemployment, business closures and a massive wave of layoffs, the French administration is concerned that the recurring suicides could be seen as evidence that their economic stimulus programs are not working. Politicians and chief executives are proposing a whole row of measures to help ease any stress, tension or conflict that the approximately 100,000 workers at France Telecom may be feeling.

Among the guarantees is a promise that there will be no further transfers until the end of October. More physicians specialized in occupational medicine will be hired, as will more human relations staff. And there will be help stations where those employees in need of psychological assistance can go. There will be an anonymous advice helpline for distressed employees. The direction the French government wants the telecommunications giant to go in is clear. France Telecom must be as efficient on the social level as it is on the technological one, the labor minister has said.

Whether any of these measures will have an effect remains to be seen. After all, a lot of the apparent causes for these staff suicides have to with structural changes at the business. Since the company, once part of the French post office, went public in 1997, it has been turned into a leaner, meaner France Telecom - along with its mobile telephone subsidiary, Orange. Even though the state still owns a majority share in the business, the shift toward privatization has brought with it a tough new management style concerned primarily with profit and productivity, according to unions and works committees. "There is no humanity anymore, no neighborliness. Only business counts," Patrice Diochet, the CFTC union's national secretary, said.

Head of Personnel: 'I Have Seen Worse'

It is not only the fact that 40,000 jobs are being axed. Complaints have been made about arbitrary transfers. Examples include technicians being transferred to customer service without enough training for the job, or unproductive salespeople pushed into call center work. The results have been pressure, anxiety and insecurity among staff members - so much so, in fact, that in 2007 France Telecom had already established an oversight committee to collect complaints from stressed-out employees.

Despite all of this, until relatively recently the company's chiefs have not seemed particularly disturbed by the suicides. "It's not that dramatic, I have seen worse," the satirical French weekly newspaper Le Canard Enchaîné quoted the head of France Telecom's human relations, Oliver Barberot, as saying. "The numbers of suicides are not even going up. In 2000 there were 28 and in 2002 there were 29."

Lombard also seems to consider the suicides more of a public relations issue than anything else. He also said that all of the reports in the media, in newspapers and on television, were part of the problem. "These are dramas—and they happen," said Lombard, who was unhappy that the suicides were being discussed so much in public. He also warned of the contagious nature of suicide. "The more you talk about this kind of thing, the more you put it into the heads of anyone who is psychologically instable."

However, these sorts of unsympathetic explanations seem to have made things worse. The solution to the problem could well lie in Lombard's hands. For the next three months, the heads of the company will be traveling around France to investigate why their workers are so unhappy. And Lombard has also talked about how he would like to end the suicides. He has promised better training for those in positions of authority. "We have already trained them according to scientific methods of successful management. But maybe this was not enough," Lombard said. "Our business leaders are of an outstanding quality but we will be adding some extra training in order to take care of any small weaknesses there might be."

Sarkozy Wants To Measure Happiness Rather Than Profits

Probably also worth noting are France's statistics on suicide. In France, in 2007, the average number of suicides per 100,000 inhabitants was 16.3. French men are three times more likely than French women to kill themselves and the age group in which the most French men kill themselves is between 45 and 49. In this age group the average deaths per 100,000 rises to 41.6. The 24 suicides at France Telecom occurred over a year and a half, so in actual fact the number of deaths from these causes within a workforce of 100,000 is about what one might expect, statistically speaking.

Meanwhile, French President Nicolas Sarkozy said this week that France, famous for its short working week and social benefits, would be taking happiness and well-being into account in the way the nation measured its economic progress. "A great revolution is waiting for us," said Sarkozy, who hopes to convince other nations at the G-20 summit next week to forgo the "cult" of the market. "For years, people said that finance was a formidable creator of wealth, only to discover one day that it accumulated so many risks that the world almost plunged into chaos."

some women want to show their body and male attract to them easily.

one time i chat with a girl from US , after she got money with Master card and… she showed their naked photoes , it's strange for me that any body gave her money or not?

Spontan,
i feel sympathy whith those ppl but what u wrote about suicide, we considered it haram, unlawful in our religion, and great sin whatever the reason, God who decided that!...
if they look at the status of 1/3 ppl of the world, they would know they in great bless!
i don’t know how to explain more, may language doesn’t help me …also words of my religion need deep pure thinking to to be read!!!
Luzma,
what u wrote confirm my previous words in all topics, but some offended from hearing it, they want to hide their heads in sand like ostrich!!!!
men r men and women r women, whatever they said about normality of being women naked!!!!!!

Thx luzma for ur good info about this topic.

people don't have money for eating food but they give money for porn.The world and The life  is so strange 

a person can enter porn Websites with out money and free of charge instead of giving money for person's  naked photoes.

so a person can save his money.

why a person can give money for porn in Net? instead of that action, a person can give money to hooker and … 

osesame

suicide is also forbidden in the christian religion and suicide you find in every culture even in yours…by the way i am against suicide…if i would have a soulless job i would end this job because i am also responsible for my health, for my body.

just ask me, why people in the middle east think so much about sex and porn and bodyselling???my daughter is now 16… wear since 12  sexy clothes and has had till now no sex,because the one she has in her mind, maybe in her heart is like she a  catholic believer…and for him is love holy so he save it for his married wife…i am wondering because in her age my generation had thought much more free about sexuality…