I side on the women on this one, the garments should be more tailored, cover less territory and provide more options. And they shouldn't be designed just for fat-bottomed women who are justly ashamed of their bodies.

Whoever designed women's or even men's garments loathes the body and is a masochist. To be fair though, if you call SLC, they will redesign them to some extent if after meeting at the local temple nothing fits. You will have to go through lots of meetings, but they do try to accommodate.

But can you tie in a knot or tie it in a bow?

All this women's garment talk is really putting a damper on my desire.

"Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh"

There are times when my children attempt to access their father in favor of their mother, perhaps to pit one against the other, or in the hopes one is gentler than the other. And there are times when a child speaks to their father, undertanding that the child is speaking to both father and mother ... parents, husband and wife, one flesh!

We are admonished to seek perfect harmony with our spouse. To act as one, to be of one mind. As parents we are our most effective when we are absolute partners, unified in thought and action. One no more important than the other. One unable to act authoritatively without the other ... each fulfilling his/her role perfectly.

It is not an issue of chivalric respect. When I speak to one I am speaking to the other. He is my Father in Heaven, my parent, fullfilling his role perfectly. I am not attempting to access one in favor of the other ... I understand that I AM speaking to BOTH father and mother, my heavenly parents.