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The_Dancing_Donut · 2011-12-21 15:27:31

Earthboundjeff wrote:
That's not a good excuse. Like, at ALL.

Agreed ^^;;

You may as well say 'kids, for prom, you can't wear an interesting suit or dress, dye your hair a bright, unusual colour, you can't look interesting, you can't be yourself or break the mould because you'll hog the limelight'.

I don't care.

I have said many times to my friends that for prom, seeing as I HATE dresses, I am going in a suit or tuxedo. If I get turned away at the door, I'll batter my way in B)

PlutoIsHades · 2011-12-21 16:12:42

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
my-chemical-romance wrote:
The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

I hate the scool systems...
If you were called, well, pretty cruel homophobic insults... would you just go 'hoho dude, it's cool. I'm gonna let you carry on being dumb to me. Hurr'?

If I were your parents, I'd have just complained to the school o_o

@blackdog - What's InuYasha? I'm not as into anime as Kane is D: My Neighbor Totoro, Akira, Street Fighter, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Soul Eater are the only anime shows I have seen ;__;
I got back at them, my last day was one they will never forget.

And what pony should I draw?
Haha, wow :3 Kane wasgoing to go to prom in a dress, but our stupid Head Teacher disallowed it. She said it was 'attention-seeking' on Kane's part.

Now THAT is biased, sexist, unfair, and so pathetic I could go on forever!

I dunno, just a funky-lookin' pony? Rainbow dash?

mad SHE KNOWS STINKIN' NOTHING ABOUT GAY PEOPLE.
I thought kids were allowed to wear anything they want withing the dress code!
Or maybe that's just my school.

Earthboundjeff · 2011-12-21 21:47:43

Where do you live?

rufflebee · 2011-12-21 22:00:31

Earthboundjeff wrote:
Where do you live?

That seems a little personal don't you think hurhurhur

This thread seems like it's a difficult one to just jump into
Which isn't necessarily a good thing, since I like jumping into things

Also this thread seems sort of patronizing tbh

I don't really believe in pride for things you didn't accomplish, like being a brunette or what you're attracted to, and acceptable things being running a marathon or painting something cool, but I heard this started an argument before so I'll keep off of that

So give me something to jump into

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BaukBauk · 2011-12-21 22:17:56

rufflebee wrote:
So give me something to jump into

here you go brah

The_Dancing_Donut · 2011-12-22 05:12:29

Earthboundjeff wrote:
Where do you live?

England. >.> And, uh, I know. They say for prom it is dress or suit. They don't say femail = dress, male = suit so what's the problem?

Alternatives · 2011-12-22 06:01:04

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
Earthboundjeff wrote:
That's not a good excuse. Like, at ALL.
Agreed ^^;;

You may as well say 'kids, for prom, you can't wear an interesting suit or dress, dye your hair a bright, unusual colour, you can't look interesting, you can't be yourself or break the mould because you'll hog the limelight'.

I don't care.

I have said many times to my friends that for prom, seeing as I HATE dresses, I am going in a suit or tuxedo. If I get turned away at the door, I'll batter my way in B)

lol my friend Arthur went to Junior prom wearing a monkey suit. And not the fancy looking tux one, a real hairy monkey suit.

It was hilarious.

PlutoIsHades · 2011-12-22 06:14:47

rufflebee wrote:
Earthboundjeff wrote:
Where do you live?
That seems a little personal don't you think hurhurhur

This thread seems like it's a difficult one to just jump into
Which isn't necessarily a good thing, since I like jumping into things

Also this thread seems sort of patronizing tbh

I don't really believe in pride for things you didn't accomplish, like being a brunette or what you're attracted to, and acceptable things being running a marathon or painting something cool, but I heard this started an argument before so I'll keep off of that

So give me something to jump into

I would hope people are proud of being who they are.

PlutoIsHades · 2011-12-22 06:26:29

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
Earthboundjeff wrote:
Where do you live?
England. >.> And, uh, I know. They say for prom it is dress or suit. They don't say femail = dress, male = suit so what's the problem?

So basically your Head Teacher has NO STINKING RIGHT to say Kane can't do that.

Earthboundjeff · 2011-12-22 06:42:35

Basically.
This happened one time in America, and this is a true story:
A girl wanted to wear a tux and bring her girlfriend to the prom, and instead of telling her she couldn't do it, they CANCELED THE PROM AND HAD IT IN SECRET WITHOUT TELLING HER.. I'm serious.

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Daroach1 · 2011-12-22 07:14:49

Earthboundjeff wrote:
Basically.
This happened one time in America, and this is a true story:
A girl wanted to wear a tux and bring her girlfriend to the prom, and instead of telling her she couldn't do it, they CANCELED THE PROM AND HAD IT IN SECRET WITHOUT TELLING HER.. I'm serious.

*kills that person who decided on that* big_smile

rufflebee · 2011-12-22 08:35:54

PlutoIsHades wrote:
rufflebee wrote:
Earthboundjeff wrote:
Where do you live?
That seems a little personal don't you think hurhurhur

This thread seems like it's a difficult one to just jump into
Which isn't necessarily a good thing, since I like jumping into things

Also this thread seems sort of patronizing tbh

I don't really believe in pride for things you didn't accomplish, like being a brunette or what you're attracted to, and acceptable things being running a marathon or painting something cool, but I heard this started an argument before so I'll keep off of that

So give me something to jump into
I would hope people are proud of being who they are.

Why? They can't help it

sanddude · 2011-12-22 10:07:12

Earthboundjeff wrote:
At least you don't live in certain places in the US.
You see, there are people there who think homosexuality should be punished by death. Now, we call these people "rednecks" or more political correctly "Conservative Christian Extremists". It's really terrible, and those kind of people are what make our country terrible.

+1.

I saw this guy on YouTube that said, "I don't force my opinions down your throat unless other people's rights are involved". I feel that way about gay rights (the guy from YouTube was saying that about his anti-spanking beliefs, but he's anti-homophobic as well).

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my-chemical-romance · 2011-12-22 10:14:42

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
my-chemical-romance wrote:
The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Haha, wow :3 Kane wasgoing to go to prom in a dress, but our stupid Head Teacher disallowed it. She said it was 'attention-seeking' on Kane's part.

Now THAT is biased, sexist, unfair, and so pathetic I could go on forever!

I dunno, just a funky-lookin' pony? Rainbow dash?
Something like that was on TV, it's apparently because they don't want one student to get all the attention, they want it to be fair.
Wa that Jamie: Drag Queen at 16?

I watched that. c:

Yeah, it was that show.

Andres-Vander · 2011-12-22 12:20:13

If he did go to the Prom or whatever in a dress, he would get made fun of more. The teacher was probably protecting him but also trying not to cause a scene at the Prom

Things like dying hair and wearing suits that stand out aren't in the same league as a guy wearing a dress

RedRocker227 · 2011-12-22 12:23:00

Andres-Vander wrote:
If he did go to the Prom or whatever in a dress, he would get made fun of more. The teacher was probably protecting him but also trying not to cause a scene at the Prom

Things like dying hair and wearing suits that stand out aren't in the same league as a guy wearing a dress

But if they feel comfortable wearing it in front of others, surely that's all that matters?

Andres-Vander · 2011-12-22 12:25:30

RedRocker227 wrote:
Andres-Vander wrote:
If he did go to the Prom or whatever in a dress, he would get made fun of more. The teacher was probably protecting him but also trying not to cause a scene at the Prom

Things like dying hair and wearing suits that stand out aren't in the same league as a guy wearing a dress
But if they feel comfortable wearing it in front of others, surely that's all that matters?

It's not just about them though. Teachers focus on the big picture

Earthboundjeff · 2011-12-22 13:54:27

AHAHAHAHA
Teachers don't do spank about bullying. They prevented her from wearing a dress because it's against what they believe in.

PlutoIsHades · 2011-12-22 16:38:15

rufflebee wrote:
PlutoIsHades wrote:
rufflebee wrote:

That seems a little personal don't you think hurhurhur

This thread seems like it's a difficult one to just jump into
Which isn't necessarily a good thing, since I like jumping into things

Also this thread seems sort of patronizing tbh

I don't really believe in pride for things you didn't accomplish, like being a brunette or what you're attracted to, and acceptable things being running a marathon or painting something cool, but I heard this started an argument before so I'll keep off of that

So give me something to jump into
I would hope people are proud of being who they are.
Why? They can't help it

So you're saying people shouldn't be proud of who they are?

owetre18 · 2011-12-22 16:45:25

One guy at my school wore a dress to school to protest LBGT discussion being banned. He got suspended.

This other guy in my school is gay, but keeps it on the down-low. A girl invited him over, forgot he was there, and changed her shirt. He reacted as if that was natural. That's not weird, right?

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PlutoIsHades · 2011-12-22 16:49:25

owetre18 wrote:
One guy at my school wore a dress to school to protest LBGT discussion being banned. He got suspended.

Anti-homophobe bot has sensed homophobia.

RedRocker227 · 2011-12-22 17:10:27

owetre18 wrote:
One guy at my school wore a dress to school to protest LBGT discussion being banned. He got suspended.

If that's not homophobic then nothing is.

PlutoIsHades · 2011-12-22 17:26:57

owetre18 wrote:
One guy at my school wore a dress to school to protest LBGT discussion being banned. He got suspended.

I dunno if your school is different, but there's nothing in my school's dress code that says boys can't wear dresses.

The_Dancing_Donut · 2011-12-22 17:27:33

Andres-Vander wrote:
If he did go to the Prom or whatever in a dress, he would get made fun of more. The teacher was probably protecting him but also trying not to cause a scene at the Prom

Things like dying hair and wearing suits that stand out aren't in the same league as a guy wearing a dress

Girls wearing suits isn't the same as guys wearing dresses? Hypocrite much? :S

He didn't care if he got laughed at, I was out with him today and he got lots of abuse but he shrugged it off.
No, the teacher specifically told him the only reason he couldn't wear a dress is because he would 'steal the spotlight' :L

PlutoIsHades · 2011-12-22 17:29:17

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
Andres-Vander wrote:
If he did go to the Prom or whatever in a dress, he would get made fun of more. The teacher was probably protecting him but also trying not to cause a scene at the Prom

Things like dying hair and wearing suits that stand out aren't in the same league as a guy wearing a dress
Girls wearing suits isn't the same as guys wearing dresses? Hypocrite much? :S

He didn't care if he got laughed at, I was out with him today and he got lots of abuse but he shrugged it off.
No, the teacher specifically told him the only reason he couldn't wear a dress is because he would 'steal the spotlight' :L

mad

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