Screw you, you should be able to live without wearing half of your clothes. That's really sad because I don't see a need, but can understand yours, yet somehow you can't understand mine and theirs.
Like above, comfort would be staying at home.
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
Sadly, when it mentions cleavage, men don't really have one. Otherwise, the dress code really isn't sexist.
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
Well, first, all sex toys are vaguely human.
Second, most of us don't treat you like sex toys.
Third, it is literally instinctual. If you have a dog or cat who really loves scratching the furniture or peeing to mark their territory, you know what instincts are.
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
School isn't about comfort. Comfort would be staying at home. School is about a learning experience, and that interferes with mine.
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
You are really twisted in your views if you think so.
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
Not really, lots of places you work at have uniforms or you would get fired if you wore extremely short shorts.
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
No, it's not.
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
The difference is length!
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
Try 90+ all the time and people still wear pants.
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Anonymously Anonymous
11 years ago
This is a very well written petition. However, there are many things I find incorrect, as a male (the people deemed at fault for this), and if you want to have a consideration for the other side of the argument, please read this all the way through. I appreciate your patience and the screams you may be having; I was mad when I read this too. Unfortunately, many of my comparisons aren't accurate enough. It is just very hard to make an analogy that uses universal emotions, as lust is a very unique thing.
Before I begin, who really is the cause of sexualization? Many women work as strippers where it is their job to sexualize themselves and you young ladies wish to show off your body in many similar ways. How would it not be distracting? The sex worker contributes to society's view, and the point of the dress code is to ensure that none of us look like strippers and put our school to shame. So, ultimately, this big deal about sexualizing your body comes from your own interpretation of what our gazes mean, our nature, and the cause of the sexualization. When women do this buy dressing "inappropriately" and you do the same, how are you not sexualizing yourself? One kevin hart meme, http://goo.gl/ViuIm6, kinda puts it accurately, and I know that this is very rude. However, it does illustrate my point beautifully. Please, just understand I mean to hurt noone, and I did not make this meme, and I hate the wording (and the meme itself) too.
First, I know from first-hand experience that it is actually very distracting when people dress 'inappropriately.' I also know that this is not something that I alone experience. The many comments saying that it isn't seem to be coming from girls; it doesn't seem right for them to say that for us. If you are a guy who does not get distracted by such, we salute you, but our lust is a recognized and well-known phenomenon.
Second, this dress code isn't necessarily sexist. Sexist is a judgement by basis of gender, or a rule like "al
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Kyle Ouellette
11 years ago
BOOTY!!
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Emma Friedman
11 years ago
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Having girls miss class because of what they are wearing is way more detrimental to the student bodies ability to learn than wearing what they are comfortable in.
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Caroline Cullum
11 years ago
when we cant wear the length of the only shorts that are marketed to us in 80+ degree weather, its a little ridiculous.
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Grace
11 years ago
Please tho
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Anonymous
11 years ago
if we cant wear shorts, then boys cant wear their precious chubbies either
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Aras baker
11 years ago
Exactly...
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AllieCarr
11 years ago
Wando dress code is too strict and i do not think wando should have a dress code at all.
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Traezon Wright
11 years ago
Yaaaaaaas!!!
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Savannah Wright
11 years ago
Amen
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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The goal of the dress code may be a good one but it is ultimately our own responsibility to exercise self control and focus on what is important. That's how the real world works and it is the job of any educational institution to prepare us for life after we leave that institution. By limiting our experience you limit our preparation for the real world.
Screw you, you should be able to live without wearing half of your clothes. That's really sad because I don't see a need, but can understand yours, yet somehow you can't understand mine and theirs. Like above, comfort would be staying at home.
Sadly, when it mentions cleavage, men don't really have one. Otherwise, the dress code really isn't sexist.
Well, first, all sex toys are vaguely human. Second, most of us don't treat you like sex toys. Third, it is literally instinctual. If you have a dog or cat who really loves scratching the furniture or peeing to mark their territory, you know what instincts are.
School isn't about comfort. Comfort would be staying at home. School is about a learning experience, and that interferes with mine.
You are really twisted in your views if you think so.
Not really, lots of places you work at have uniforms or you would get fired if you wore extremely short shorts.
No, it's not.
The difference is length!
Try 90+ all the time and people still wear pants.
This is a very well written petition. However, there are many things I find incorrect, as a male (the people deemed at fault for this), and if you want to have a consideration for the other side of the argument, please read this all the way through. I appreciate your patience and the screams you may be having; I was mad when I read this too. Unfortunately, many of my comparisons aren't accurate enough. It is just very hard to make an analogy that uses universal emotions, as lust is a very unique thing. Before I begin, who really is the cause of sexualization? Many women work as strippers where it is their job to sexualize themselves and you young ladies wish to show off your body in many similar ways. How would it not be distracting? The sex worker contributes to society's view, and the point of the dress code is to ensure that none of us look like strippers and put our school to shame. So, ultimately, this big deal about sexualizing your body comes from your own interpretation of what our gazes mean, our nature, and the cause of the sexualization. When women do this buy dressing "inappropriately" and you do the same, how are you not sexualizing yourself? One kevin hart meme, http://goo.gl/ViuIm6, kinda puts it accurately, and I know that this is very rude. However, it does illustrate my point beautifully. Please, just understand I mean to hurt noone, and I did not make this meme, and I hate the wording (and the meme itself) too. First, I know from first-hand experience that it is actually very distracting when people dress 'inappropriately.' I also know that this is not something that I alone experience. The many comments saying that it isn't seem to be coming from girls; it doesn't seem right for them to say that for us. If you are a guy who does not get distracted by such, we salute you, but our lust is a recognized and well-known phenomenon. Second, this dress code isn't necessarily sexist. Sexist is a judgement by basis of gender, or a rule like "al
BOOTY!!
Having girls miss class because of what they are wearing is way more detrimental to the student bodies ability to learn than wearing what they are comfortable in.
when we cant wear the length of the only shorts that are marketed to us in 80+ degree weather, its a little ridiculous.
Please tho
if we cant wear shorts, then boys cant wear their precious chubbies either
Exactly...
Wando dress code is too strict and i do not think wando should have a dress code at all.
Yaaaaaaas!!!
Amen
The goal of the dress code may be a good one but it is ultimately our own responsibility to exercise self control and focus on what is important. That's how the real world works and it is the job of any educational institution to prepare us for life after we leave that institution. By limiting our experience you limit our preparation for the real world.