[ SECRET POST #5194 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5194 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

07. https://i.imgur.com/hGl9gHE.png

[(Anonymous)]

Ha, yeah, I was always struck by the outfits girls were allowed to wear to school in shows and movies, too, back when I was a teen. My school definitely wouldn't have let us get by with a lot of those kinds of looks, either.

[philstar22]

I'm just shocked at how often midriff baring shirts show up in media when I very rarely ever see anyone wearing them. Do women really wear these that often? I honestly think I've only seen them a couple times in real life.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't wear them cut right up under my breasts but I have a few shirts that ride above my waistline.

[icecheetah]

I just figured it was an American thing and that America was warm enough for that.

[(Anonymous)]

They seem to cycle in and out of fashion. I was clothes shopping with my niece the other day and a couple of the shirts were crop tops.

[(Anonymous)]

My schoolmates wore them, but that was 15 years ago and also not in the US.

[(Anonymous)]

I can't think of a single girl who would have worn something like that to school even if we were allowed to do so, which I guess we were, since there was no actual dress code. Even tight shirts were pretty rare.

[(Anonymous)]

Teenagers also weren't 37 at my school either so I never saw the big deal.

[sabotabby]

LOL

[(Anonymous)]

LMAO, good point :D.

[(Anonymous)]

I wore crop tops to school sometimes. I definitely wore a ton of spaghetti strap shirts, low-cut shirts, and occasionally semi-sheer shirts.

[sabotabby]

I work in a high school. Girls dress like this all the time. We don't have dress codes in my board. The world hasn't ended yet.

[(Anonymous)]

I remember being 11 or 12 and thinking when I was 15-17 I too would dress like this. I did not. Lol. But many years later (15-18) I'm at a point where I feel like I can wear more "revealing" clothing, as it wasn't my style in and of itself. So this summer, midriffs here we go! Well...one anyway lol.

That said, i had a uniform in highschool. But these days, i do see the highschool youth walking around in midriffs and crop tops and all that. A bit too much for school,imo, but people seem alright so *shrug*

[(Anonymous)]

My 16 year old cousin used to wear stuff like that to school. Also those oversized sweaters with only leggings underneath, which I would consider coy clothes to wear at home, lol. Now she's in a school with school uniforms and she hates it.

Midriff baring tops weren't in style when I was in school, but hot pants where. Lots of girls wore them, as well as tank tops and spaghetti tops. There were a lot of ill-fitting bra straps falling of bare shoulders. (I went to a girls only school, but we had plenty of male teachers along with a handful of male students, funnily enough.)

[(Anonymous)]

I've never been to a school where they didn't have a uniform*, so when I first heard of 'dress code' and associated problems I was just confused as hell.


*Three public schools and one private school, and I'm pretty sure there's only a few schools in the state that don't have a uniform at all

[sparklywalls]

Sometimes I'm so grateful I was forced to wear a uniform, even though it didn't stop the snobby kids from knowing who the less well-off kids were and being arseholes about it. Such as non-uniform days. I remember peddle pushers being back in fashion one summer and I wore them on a non-uniform day a year later (as they still fit me and I was brought up to wear clothes out before replacing them as we weren't a poor family but weren't comfortably middle class either) - my main bully TORE into me in front of everyone about how unfashionable and out of date I was (cropped trousers were "in" now apparently.) I can't imagine facing that sort of shitty humiliation from awful kids every single day.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I feel this. It was so much less stress not having to worry about what to wear every day going to a school with uniforms! And I'm sorry that happened to you. :(

[(Anonymous)]

If I'd have had to deal with it every day I think it might have gotten to me, like almost everything else my bullies did, but I can distinctly remember one of my bullies getting funny with me because I wore the same clothes as the last muffdy day and in one of my very rare moments of being able to clap back I(according to my friend) looked really confused and asked her 'do you not have a washing machine at home?', like my brain completely overrode any embarrassment or humiliation because I was so boggled at someone being surprised that 4 months later I wore the same clothes and she was the one who ended up looking stupid.

I only wish I'd been able to replicate that boggled composure more often.

[(Anonymous)]

This is why I'm of the strong belief that ALL schools should have uniforms tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

I think most schools would tell a girl to change or give her a shirt if her midriff was showing. can't have the boys' and teachers' pee pees getting hard accidentally.

Dress codes are very varied.

[(Anonymous)]

They depend entirely on the school board.

I had a couple of cropped shirts and nobody said anything to me. Our dress code only called out any depictions of drugs/drug paraphernalia, violent graphics, and "gang color" bandanas. This was the early 90s.

I did once get asked not to wear something the way I did - it was an old white dress shirt of my dad's that was a little see-through that I wore over a sports bra - but I didn't get sent home and I didn't have to wear anything over it, I don't think, I was just asked to wear a tank top or a t-shirt underneath if I wore it again.

[meadowphoenix]

it always feels like code for socal public high school, imo, but there were definitely high schools in my southern/midwest locale that would have allowed it because it was a wealth thing (private) or they didn't care (public) and other places which wouldn't.

[(Anonymous)]

I remember a classmate of mine in high school getting into an argument with the principal over her spaghetti strap top, in the late 90s. When it was like June in New England, so there wasn't any air conditioning.

It's a tv fantasy and that's fine. But I've also figured a lot of these shows do their research on highschools in California and figured things work differently there. California schools seem to be in general more relaxed than New England

[(Anonymous)]

im from germany and talk about dress codes always confuses me... the shit i used to wear
wear to school! i had a midriff baring top with "bitch" in glitter on it... i was 13 why did people let me do this.

i know some schools here have implemented dress codes but it's definitely a rarity