I would like to dress goth but don't. However, I do always wear a long sleeved shirt. I would like it though if more schools had dress codes. I think dress codes would make one's school like a lot easier.
Actually dress code makes everything worse. They tell you you can't wear this, you can't wear that. It's so annoying.
My school doesn't even let us wear colored sweaters they must be one of the 3 colors of uniform= lame.
I actually went to a school that required us to wear a uniform. It was an actually uniform, not dress restrictions. We had to wear a buttoned up shirt and dress pants with dress shoes. It was actually very formal. Anyways, I actually enjoyed my mornings when I had to pick out my clothe because they were right there on top of my dresser. I though it was nice and took the hassle off my mornings.
What are you talking about? The cloth don't make the person, his personality does. I can still be an individual and act like myself. I see a lot of people wearing skinny jeans yet they act totally different from the person next to him who is also wearing the same thing. A person isn't a drone just because he wears the same thing as everybody else, he is though if he acts like everyone else, and I chose to act like myself, not how some company says I should act cause of the cloth I wear.
I didn't mean to sound like I was attacking your opinion, I respect it actually.
I do care about how I look. I try to make sure that I look decent. I grab the closest shirts to my bed then see if it looks alright. If it doesn't then I try something else. A uniform eliminates the hassle of trying to find something that looks good because, personally, I believe that a uniform looks great.
I don't really have a lot of people telling me what to do. I have responsibilities but I chose whether I want to get them done or not. A dress code makes school a lot easier. I see a lot of kids around me and the ones that have the nicest cloth usually are popular and I feel that due their popularity, among other variables, they see it as a reason to be superior to others. A dress code just makes everyone share the same burden thus we all feel united under one cause. But my main point, and keep in mind I do like dress codes, is that they take away the hassle of finding cloth to wear in the mornings.
what's your preferred dress code/style?
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I would like to dress goth but don't. However, I do always wear a long sleeved shirt. I would like it though if more schools had dress codes. I think dress codes would make one's school like a lot easier.
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Actually dress code makes everything worse. They tell you you can't wear this, you can't wear that. It's so annoying.
My school doesn't even let us wear colored sweaters they must be one of the 3 colors of uniform= lame.
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I actually went to a school that required us to wear a uniform. It was an actually uniform, not dress restrictions. We had to wear a buttoned up shirt and dress pants with dress shoes. It was actually very formal. Anyways, I actually enjoyed my mornings when I had to pick out my clothe because they were right there on top of my dresser. I though it was nice and took the hassle off my mornings.
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thats true but don't you get tired. you end up looking just like eveyrone else. you don't really get to be yourself!
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What are you talking about? The cloth don't make the person, his personality does. I can still be an individual and act like myself. I see a lot of people wearing skinny jeans yet they act totally different from the person next to him who is also wearing the same thing. A person isn't a drone just because he wears the same thing as everybody else, he is though if he acts like everyone else, and I chose to act like myself, not how some company says I should act cause of the cloth I wear.
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I'm just saying relaxx, it's my personal opinion it's just not fuun wearing uniform.
why'd you say "they take away the hassle of finding cloth to wear in the morning"? I mean you do care about what to wear no?
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I didn't mean to sound like I was attacking your opinion, I respect it actually.
I do care about how I look. I try to make sure that I look decent. I grab the closest shirts to my bed then see if it looks alright. If it doesn't then I try something else. A uniform eliminates the hassle of trying to find something that looks good because, personally, I believe that a uniform looks great.
You have people telling you what to do so much of the time, why would you want people telling you how to dress as well?
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I don't really have a lot of people telling me what to do. I have responsibilities but I chose whether I want to get them done or not. A dress code makes school a lot easier. I see a lot of kids around me and the ones that have the nicest cloth usually are popular and I feel that due their popularity, among other variables, they see it as a reason to be superior to others. A dress code just makes everyone share the same burden thus we all feel united under one cause. But my main point, and keep in mind I do like dress codes, is that they take away the hassle of finding cloth to wear in the mornings.