Tuesday, October 14th 2014

I personally still agree with the original article. I also think though, that the arguments listed here are to some degree true too.
But I do still think, the arguments listed in the original article are more important, heavier, than the ones listed here. So many schools all over the world go without a dress code. Do these people fail to understand, that later on, in a certain job, you have to dress a certain way? I'm no specialist, but I can say from what I have seen, they don't.
I see this argument everywhere. "That's how it's going to be later on too"
Well that is very nice, thank you, but we are not living in the future, as well as we're not living in the past. Right now I am in High School. Here I could repeat all the stuff I said in my last blog post about that topic, but I don't specifically feel like it.
I said it before: There are more important things to care about. It works other ways too.
And to the arguments brought up here:
Why are spaghetti straps and shorts that don't follow the thumb rule not appropriate attire for school?Please do not tell me, because it is distracting to boys. That's not only sexist against girls, but boys as well.
There are good reasons you dress the way you dress on your job. As a Politician, you wouldn't want to dress in spaghetti straps and shorts, I get that. But in school? I have not heard a convincing reason not to wear them so far, and I am still waiting for one...