[Abby Johnson is a former Director of a Planned Parenthood affiliate and was Planned Parenthood's Employee of the Year for the entire US who walked away from her enormous salary and Planned Parenthood power when she saw a 13-week abortion take place on an ultrasound. She had two abortions of her own and was complicit in manipulating women to undergo 22,000 abortions before God changed her heart. Now she is fighting tirelessly to support women in crisis and to save the unborn while helping women heal after abortion and helping abortion workers leave the industry. Her true story can be viewed in the movie "Unplanned" showing at movie theaters now.]
In an interview with Glenn Beck, Abby Johnson was asked, "Where did you make your mistake?" She replied, "I made my mistake when I went to college, and I started living a life of IMMODESTY in my speech, my behavior, my dress. I saw that attracted the attention of guys, and that was attention I wanted."
Dear young ladies, while I would love for you to care about guys enough to avoid becoming a stumbling block or a source of temptation for them, I am much more interested in YOU personally. Instead of asking you to consider others before yourself, let's just consider you for a moment. What's in your best interest? Even if all the godly guys manage to look away when you walk by in that skimpy outfit (that's his responsibility, not yours, as you like to tell me), there are far more jerks, perverts, and creepy old men who will feast their eyes on your physical beauty for a free thrill without ever regarding your heart, mind, or soul. Lots of desperate women require men to pay top dollar to see their goods, but you are putting much of yours on display for free, both in person and on social media. Only your future husband who respects you so much that he has committed himself wholly to you until death (or Christ's return) deserves that privilege. The immature guys whose attention you gain will look at you as an object, more than once, and they will prey on you. You are setting yourself up to be manipulated, used, and abused over and over again. You think you can handle them, but scientific studies show that repeated pressure will eventually wear you down. The jerks you attract with your immodest words, actions, or dress will lead you down a path of so many regrets. Modesty isn't just a wise choice to help out the good guys, it is the best way to love and respect yourself!
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