Should yoga pants be banned, as part of middle school & high school dress codes? (Page 2)
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None, they should all require uniform to avoid any harassment.
can't agree with this enoughhhhhhhh
Totally agree.
Maybe everyone should just wear burka's, guys included. I mean obviously the muscular fellow is gonna be harassed by the skinny guy right?
what a stupid idea, people just need to stop harassing!
Another pink anon with a stupid idea lol
People have the right of wearing anything they want to wear
They can wear whatever the hell they want OUTSIDE of school. You will have to follow a dress code at work, follow a dress code at school too. They'll never learn if people are so damn defensive about following some simple fucken rule.
Yes. Since when did we start allowing kids to make statements at school using their clothing? There's a reason schools used to have mandatory uniforms. It's an atmosphere of learning and professionalism. Anything else is a distraction.
I would say do whatever they think is best in that district... But no matter what your wearing wouldn't prevent things from happening, or won't help kids learn... But if you want to be uniform.. sure ban them.
I think it's the norm for people in general to wear yoga pants, I don't see why they can't wear yoga pants honestly
you can't see why?
except her building vagina... is right in your face though
you can't see that?
@TripleAce i understand that, obviously... but nowadays girls want to dress how ever they feel like, even if it draws unwanted attention and it violates their freedom of expression or you're deteriorating their ability of self love lol I don't know whatever... i think the efforts in telling people what not to wear go in vain
They're literally just pants. I don't understand how dress codes in middle and highschool prepare you for work life when in college you can wear whatever you want.
They should only be allowed when worn with tops that are long enough to cover the entire butt
Voted A. It's no big deal. You better not be getting boners off 14 years olds... lol
In my personal opinion, Yoga Pants should be only worn under a skirt... they'd be cuter that way.
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I like jerking off on women in yoga pants
bbblocked !!
o b v i o u s f e m i n i s t
are you gonna block me too now lmao
y would i? i am a feminist thanks for pointing it out 👍🏻
yeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
I agree this is not Saudi Arabia. If someone wants to police women wear they can pack their bags and move to that religious shithole country
@MidnightCowboy exactly
Yes, yoga pants should be allowed for both middle school students and high school students
I'd say ban the too tight see-thru ones. If theyre more like jogging pants, no big deal.
Leggings should be ok. Trying to wear tights as leggings (see thru), not ok.
If a boy can handle seeing a girl in form fitting pants, that's his problem.
@mikebrett1720 leggings are not pants.
They're not supposed to be pants but some girls wear them that way. Kind of like wearing a tube top as a dress or skirt.
What about the leggings in the pictures on this post?
Would u consider those to be permissible or would u ban those?
Permissible
As long as I can see underwear its fine.
Neither middle schools nor high schools, should allow yoga pants to be worn by students.
I don't see what the issue is; they're not particularly revealing or anything.
Its sports wear only. Dress codes can go in effect in places not meant for sports to ban them.
People have the right of wearing anything they want to wear. This is not Saudi Arabia
It should only be allowed in yoga class, or gym class.
They are quite revealing so I’m surprised it is allowed in schools right now
Hell no I love the way girls look in them. Not to be creepy or anything but it looks good on them.
I think they should be allowed.
Nope, that would be authoritarian and anti-freedom