Originally Posted by
Kirito
Uh i dont know if this would be considered relative or not Dont Stay in School
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About the dress code thingy mentioned earlier, back when dress code wasnt enforced a lot of students would show up in pajamas, i think lingerie at school was a thing one time, and alot of people were bullied for their clothes because they didnt have enough money to compete with the richfags, so yeah Dress code isnt so bad when you look at it like that; BUT I believe we are mature enough to remove the dress code slightly, we get to wear whatever we want with certain rules( no holes in jeans, pajamas, underwear, etc.)
There's an entirely different thread that I myself have made that addressed the problems that Don't Stay in School addressed. Feel free to bump a month or so thread if you feel like talking about it.
Also, from what I've seen from the low standards that Idaho has for it's school system, a lot of fucking kids show up to school in pajamas, and nobody really cares. Also, calling people who have more money than you richfags is a bit...ridiculous. Also, the dress code for some of the high schools in the district I go in states that all boys must tuck in their shirts (which is really fucking silly if you ask me). And as for the dress code for females, anything that could show off enough skin for it to be considered even remotely sexual is immediately dress coded. Hell, I told my friend that if she was ever dress coded for something that seems a bit unreasonable, I would then show up to school the next day adorning a similar style to prove a point. Frankly, I believe people should be allowed to wear whatever they want as long as it isn't too profane, and they're clothed.
Originally Posted by
duck
all in all, school only looks like prison to kids because a) they are little, some things in school can be pushing so much stress on them they shit talk it, like anything else or b) they have never been in prison.
It's actually more common for people around the teenage years to make the comparison to prison.