Anonymous wrote:These posts always make me think of this character from the Simpsons!

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These posts always make me think of this character from the Simpsons!

https://images.app.goo.gl/RTJrz5idnfaqTVp97

After reading all this crap, I'm extremely happy my kids are in a school system with a dress code.

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Anonymous wrote:Super trashy. Got a holiday card from a friend with her daughter in a half shirt. I could not believe it.

Fine for walking in the neighborhood, getting coffee, the mall, but school? No.

A top 5 reason our kids are/were private lifers: Dress code. I'm not kidding. Seeing public school tween and teen girls on school days dressed like this (and the boys dressed like bums) makes me so sad. It's low and gross.

Other people's clothing choices make you "so sad"?

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And if your daughter dresses like a slut, don't be shocked when the boys only want one thing from her. There is a large swath between 'accountant' and 'slut'. Surely, there is something in the middle. Self-respect and decorum for godssake. It's school, not Lallapalooza or a DaBaby concert.

Next you'll tell us that short skirts cause sexual assault.

What is the reason for skimpy clothes? To show off your assets in an effort to draw in sexual partners. Period. Any "cool" parent letting their tween or teen daughter dress like a slut at school has deep issues.

Because they're cute. Because they're in fashion.

Anyone who in 2021 is still using the word "slut" has deep issues.

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And if your daughter dresses like a slut, don't be shocked when the boys only want one thing from her. There is a large swath between 'accountant' and 'slut'. Surely, there is something in the middle. Self-respect and decorum for godssake. It's school, not Lallapalooza or a DaBaby concert.

Next you'll tell us that short skirts cause sexual assault.

What is the reason for skimpy clothes? To show off your assets in an effort to draw in sexual partners. Period. Any "cool" parent letting their tween or teen daughter dress like a slut at school has deep issues.

A low cut top, short shorts, crop tops, etc. get an instant second look or a longer gaze. This feel good effect is just as addictive as anything out there. It is amazing how quickly people learn the power of clothing choices. What is so wrong with this? It is harmless and an easy way to be a tiny bit more happier.

I dont see any of this at the high school near me. Instead, it must be cold as the Antarctic in there or something b/c the kids are always wearing sweaters and sweatshirts.

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And if your daughter dresses like a slut, don't be shocked when the boys only want one thing from her. There is a large swath between 'accountant' and 'slut'. Surely, there is something in the middle. Self-respect and decorum for godssake. It's school, not Lallapalooza or a DaBaby concert.

Next you'll tell us that short skirts cause sexual assault.

What is the reason for skimpy clothes? To show off your assets in an effort to draw in sexual partners. Period. Any "cool" parent letting their tween or teen daughter dress like a slut at school has deep issues.

+1

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And if your daughter dresses like a slut, don't be shocked when the boys only want one thing from her. There is a large swath between 'accountant' and 'slut'. Surely, there is something in the middle. Self-respect and decorum for godssake. It's school, not Lallapalooza or a DaBaby concert.

Next you'll tell us that short skirts cause sexual assault.

What is the reason for skimpy clothes? To show off your assets in an effort to draw in sexual partners. Period. Any "cool" parent letting their tween or teen daughter dress like a slut at school has deep issues.

Anonymous wrote:Super trashy. Got a holiday card from a friend with her daughter in a half shirt. I could not believe it.

Fine for walking in the neighborhood, getting coffee, the mall, but school? No.

A top 5 reason our kids are/were private lifers: Dress code. I'm not kidding. Seeing public school tween and teen girls on school days dressed like this (and the boys dressed like bums) makes me so sad. It's low and gross.

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Ok, Kim.

Huh? Is that a Kardashian reference?

crop tops are something ok for teens to wear and that’s about iit

Anonymous wrote:When I was in school the style was low-rider jeans (with a thong peeking out). High waisted bottoms and crop tops aren’t really that scandalous.

Same… in the 90s at my school there was a whole crew that had the side straps of their thongs hiked up all the way out of their extremely low jeans. These days, I am a high school teacher and crop tops are against our dress code but still commonly worn, and honestly I have way bigger things to care about—like kids with their faces hanging out of their masks.