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NoOneNoOne · F
Is your choice of clothing affecting your ability to learn? No? Then it's suitable for school.
Stubborn17 · 22-25, F
@NoOneNoOne thank you 🤗
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Lynda70 · F
@NoOneNoOne Teachers who cannot teach unless their students are dressed in a particular way, are just incompetent. We need to get rid of them to make way for those who can do the jobs they're paid to do.
NoOneNoOne · F
@jshm2 Ah bless 😘
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th3r0n · 41-45, M
@NoOneNoOne foolish and selfish thought process; this will surely interfere with the ability of others to learn
th3r0n · 41-45, M
I would be upset if I had a daughter or girlfriend or especially wife going out dressed like that
There is much worse, but this is already a little much
Don't get me wrong, she looks amazing, but that kind of thing is Best kept for the husband that she finds someday
There is much worse, but this is already a little much
Don't get me wrong, she looks amazing, but that kind of thing is Best kept for the husband that she finds someday
hdiddle · 26-30, M
@NoOneNoOne it's affecting others' abilities to learn or focus. You're sharing a space with others. The world isn't just about you
Sharon · F
@hdiddle It's not like that here in the UK. School children are subjected to extremely draconian uniform rules, right down to the precise shade of their socks (obtainable at exorbitant prices exclusively from the school's "official supplier") while teachers dress just as they please. Chilren's hairstyles are often strictly specified too while the teachers have multi-coloured hair in what would be "extreme styles" if worn by the children.
If I'm expected to adapt to others' whims, they can reciprocate by showing me the same respect by adapting to mine.
If I'm expected to adapt to others' whims, they can reciprocate by showing me the same respect by adapting to mine.