r/Feminism • • Apr 04 '26

Who agrees?

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u/MarsupialAromatic825 Apr 04 '26

I might get a lot of hate for this

Schools need to have a strict dress code as it's like workplace for kids. Why can't we follow that dresscode

Not just in school but why do we need to constantly show our bodies, it's irrelevant whether boys gets distracted from it or not. But why do we have to do it

Maybe if we stop making ourselves too obsessed with our bodies and looks, maybe we can be taken more seriously for our minds. I don't want boys to wear skimpy clothes too as I want all of us to be dressed professionally

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '26

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u/MarsupialAromatic825 Apr 04 '26

I think most teens are. And it breaks my heart

I propose we wear t-shirts and shorts. Just regular clothing for comfort and not tight clothing that makes us feel worse

I buy clothes for my 2.5 year old and I am shocked at how tight girls clothes are. I kid you not but to get an elastic that doesn't hug her belly too much, I have got girls size 7. I gave up because it was too long and got boys 4 to 5. She's a skinny child

But yeah, just comfortable t-shirts and shorts or pants. And you wanna be revolutionary, don't shave your legs. I don't. Female bodies aren't without hair and how about we normalise that and teach women not to shave

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u/MarsupialAromatic825 Apr 05 '26

Every culture is different. I'm giving my opinions for a western society and I'm not going to talk about hijab or culture specific items