In track & field and cross-country guys can get a way with no shirt for obvious reasons but when I was in high school the girls couldn't.
What are your thoughts on the matter?
Sports bras are often the most conservative bra type and I know the the girls where just as hot as the guys where but they where not allowed to take off their shirts. I understand why but don't think it is right.
I thing they should be able to take their shirts off
I dont think they should be able to take their shirts off.
Indifferent
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Should high-school girls wear a t-shirt over their sports bras?
Well I say no because 1. Their on school grounds 2. They are on school grounds with boys with boys. Not men, but horny going through puberty boys. Boys that get all horny if a girl wears a strapless or spaghetti strap shirt. Boys that get all stemed up when they see legs.
So no, I do not condone this. I believe running with only a sports bra should only be done outside of school. Plus, I feel it's worg for 15 year old girls to be running around shirtless is disturbing because they're still children. And you don't know If some of the teachers are perverts.
Yes, age played a part. I find it disgusting and degrading that any parent would let their minor child run aroun in shorts and a bra anywhere. Hence the words "borderline child pornography."
And no child in highschool regardless should be able to do that either because of dresscode, horny hormone infused teenage boys, and you never know if some of the teacher are attracted to children.
Children dressing like that on feilds or to exercise gives kids the idea they can dress that way inside of school. So if you're wondering why it will never be llegal, that's part of the reason. My point is school is ment to be a safe learning ground, so let's keep it that way.
But how is it any different from wearing a bathing suit to the pool (which obviously will show more)? That’s not borderline child pornography, yet it’s basically a bra and underwear.
Wearing a swim suit to a pool/beach, and a shorts and bra to school are two completely diffrent sanarios.
When you're at the beach/pool are you around a society for learning? Are you disrupting the learning of other at the beach? At a pool/beach are you representing your school (diregarding swim team) Should men be able to walk around at highschool shirtless with boxers?🤔
When you're at SCHOOL sporting events you are representing your school. Minor children running around in nothing but short-shorts and a bra gives your school a bad image. How fast do you think parents would start pull their children out of that school who obviously dosen't have the childrens safety in mind?
It is borderlime child pornography because minor children are prancing around in a bra while bypassers others watch. If this was allowed you can be damn sure people would take pictures, which turns it into child pornography. Young underaged girls running around in bras is nothing but a lure for child molesters.
No I was just unclear on whether you meant at school or in general. It seemed like you thought wearing a sports bra in public was wrong for minors, sorry I just wanted clarification. Anyways, weren’t you a minor like 2 years ago? Don’t act like you’re better than something you were part of.
Men & Women can do whatever the hell they want OUTSIDE of school.
To specify- It's not the act of being shirtless or wearing only a bra that's the issue. It's the act of MINORS or ADULT dressing obscene on SCHOOL grounds Ie.(a place of learning.) You need to match what's appropriate to the setting.
Also, how am I acting like girls aren't attracted to shirtless boys? One of the main points I made was, "would you be okay with shirtless boys in boxers walking around school." The answer should remain "no" reguardless of gender.
It's just not something that should be done at school. ESPECIALLY if it has a possibility to place innocent minors in the hands of filthy predators.
I say yes they should be able to because bodies are bodies. If guys can take off their shirts and girls can handle. Then girls can take off their shirts. Men should be forced to handle, they can’t just make these rules about women to control them. It’s not right. If men can then the women should too. It should be equal.
I think it's fine. But it's not totally necessary because there's not much difference between wearing a sports bra and wearing a thing T-shirt. If you're hot in a thin T-shirt, you're going to be hot in sports bra. The best thing to do is to get through the workout and take a cool shower afterwards.
I'm sort of indifferent. At my school, no one was allowed to take the gym uniform off even in 100+ degree weather. I think that's the only way you can be fair and not have to deal with anyone who takes issue with it.
Absolutely! And the reason why you may ask? Because they can and should be allowed to, if they so desire. Those who complain about them being ugly... Well good, it's not for them anyway. It's for you and your comfort while working out or doing P. E class/excercising.
Why is this always such a big deal? I never understood because a body is a.) Nothing to be ashamed of and why should women be punished for wanting to be more comfortable or feel a cool breeze on them just because "boys" can't handle it.
It's difficult arguing such things when subjects are under 18. I mean as far as I know, a sports bra is supposed to keep everything in place during athletic activities, so I guess girls should have the option to remove their shirts the same as boys, but honestly, who knows the answer? I sure don't...
Jesus fucking Christ, why are you putting so much fucking emphasis on a phrase as commonly used as "lol?"
But to answer you question, NO, it's just sort of become a habit, and I mostly just use it to either try to seem more friendly/nice or cover up awkwardness, or lighten up the mood a bit. But I rarely ever literally laugh out loud because of internet comments. I don't even smile or chuckle. I laugh in my head, if it makes sense.
If "lol" really bothers you THAT much then I won't ever use it again while talking to you.
If boys can go shirtless during practice, girls should be able to just wear sports bras. Its only in late May here before you can think about it here or you freeze.
Its no different than wearing a bikini during swimming. Even my one piece if a boy wants to look down it they can see part of my boob. I could care less if they look anyways.
Last year one of my friends went topless for most of a practice until one of the coaches yelled at her when he realized she wasn't a boy. She was totally flat so she looked like a boy and she had her older brothers shorts so was dressed like a boy.
I agree, I always felt bad that girls couldn't. Not because I wanted to see more, they had the sides cut completely out anyway. But there were some extremely hot days that i know they wanted to.
Logically it shouldn't, but in our retarded society bodies are taboo, so... bikini at the beach, fine. Sports bras when running track & field on a blazing hot day? Somehow not fine.
I agree it's no different than a bikini. And also as an example in professional sports such as track & field in the Olympics the girls can wear just a sports bra and shorts and be broadcast on national television and still be under 18.
Yep, it's really no different at all, lol. And yes, that example speaks for itself. There's NOTHING wrong with a sports bra and shorts, no matter what your age! All it shows is your legs and your tummy... how that's inappropriate I have no idea.
No. Why, so that they could complain about being looked at? There are things men can for that women can't. We are not the same lol rules are rules. They can wear whatever they want OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL.
I'm pretty sure a guy totally topless is more revealing than a girl in a sports bra... however, the former is totally fine, but the latter is just OH THE HORROR.
Either allow them both, or allow none. Either allow both guys to go topless and girls to go in sports bras, or don't allow either, and require both to wear shirts.
As far as I can see, sports bras stop the bouncing almost completely, and the important stuff is covered... on the female, all that's taboo is the breasts. The stomach, back, and collarbones are not. So as long as that's covered, it's fine. And the breasts being taboo in the first place us pretty stupid.
Plus, I'm pretty sure a muscular guy chest is sexy and distracting too for straight girls and gay guys.
But regardless, if the school says no sports bras w/o shirt, then that's final. Even if a dress code is really stupid, protest against it won't work. They can wear a sports bra w/o a shirt out of school. That right there I sort of agree with you on.
True but I've been a high schooler before and i know how teen chicks are... They purposely try to rile things up and they push the teachers to the limit. You'll get big breasted chicks wearing small sport bra to attract guy. I have seen girls do about anything to be sexually appealing. That's why these rules exists. My teachers and principals have tried to be lenient with the dress codes until people took it too far.
The thing is... It's going to be the same thing in workplaces.. Dress Code must be followed. They are expected to be followed. Otherwise, you'll be fired. Outside of school and work. Of course you can wear what you want.
Well we've finally come to a complete and total agreement, lol.
There are some high school girls who literally just want to be cool, and wish for no attention... but there are also the ones who sort of ruin it for everyone, and do it to try to make the guys horny. So due to those girls, the dress code must be somewhat conservative.
Yes, follow the dress code, or get out, lol. In my high school they didn't kick the girls out, but forced them to wear a jacket or something... either the school already had some cheap jackets ready, or the parents had to come and bring it to them.
But either ways, it doesn't matter a huge deal. You're only in school for like 6-7 hours a day. You have the rest of the day to walk in a sports bra throughout your whole neighborhood if you wanted to.
At my school girls couldn’t wear sports bras even if it’s all girls and during summer practices.. i think it should be okay especially if it’s 90 degrees and they’re comfortable doing so.
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As an athlete, I wish I could take my shirt off. But the school doesn’t allow us to, and as much as I wanted it, there’s too many gross guys
if she is comfy in just her sports bra, I say let her go that route. Making her cover up when working out isn't very kind, and I've never looked at a sports bra and seen it as "underwear."
I don't know. I guess it's okay but they are very revealing. I wouldn't want my child wearing only a sports bra at school. It'd give her so much attention.
Do high school boys actually go around shirtless at school? If not, then why would it be ok for girls to do so? That's just moronic. Dress codes are not a tool of the patriarchy. They're the expectations of the real world.
Sure! maybe boys will get used to it so by the time they are adults they aren't stupidly staring at running girls on the street. But most guys stupidly stare regardless
It doesn't matter, as a guy I am indifferent to seeing a woman with or without her shirt makes no difference to me. Whether the woman that walks by me has a heavy coat or is completely naked I'll keep focused on my objectives.
I never walked around the school shirtless, In the locker room or on the track sure but no, its not appropriate and if a guy takes his shirt off in the middle of school that's just fucking weird too
Well you're right about that, lol. But the only reason people want to look as bodies as they do is because bodies are basically taboo. In tribal African countries you won't see men oogling the woman's boobs as they go topless.
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