[ SECRET POST #2756 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2756 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Boy/girl clothes/hair styles

[(Anonymous)]

I meant stories like someone posted a link to a news article on facebook/tumblr not as in a book or something, sorry for the confusion. So this year in the US to answer your question.

Re: Boy/girl clothes/hair styles

[(Anonymous)]

Still too vague to be meaningful, the US is not a monolith. What happens in one place is not indicative of what occurs in all places, and anything posted to Facebook has to be taken with a metric ton of salt.

Re: Boy/girl clothes/hair styles

[(Anonymous)]

Anything posted to Facebook? Even articles from reputable news sources?

Re: Boy/girl clothes/hair styles

[(Anonymous)]

What the other comment said. Modern day U.S. covers so much territory. What's acceptable social behavior in say, San Francisco, might potentially be waaaaaaaaay different than a small town in the Bible Belt, and that not even taking into account individual reactions. So no, a girl who wore more masculine clothes and hairstyles wouldn't necessarily get a pass everywhere they go and it's altogether plausible they might get some stick for it depending on where they were.