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There should be some dress code for school, and for other special circumstances, like church, funerals, courthouse, etc., but other than that, women should dress like they want as long as they aren't nude.
I (like many men) like to be able to see women in the street with sexy clothes, high heels and that kind of stuff. The world would be so boring if everywhere, all women were covered like nuns.
I wouldn't like a daughter of mine, while being a teenager, to dress like a whore, with too revealing clothes, but I would be OK if she dress in a sexy way, within certain limits, of course, for boys of her age. When they're completely adult, is their own business how they drees.
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I didn't pay attention that your question was just for schools/universities. I thought you meant for everywhere, my bad.
In that case, I think there should be some dress code for elementary and high schools, but not for universities. In universities, women should dress as sexy/provocative as they want (including short dresses, high heels, short sleeves, tight tops, etc.), whitin certain discretion, of course (as long as they don't dress with too extremely revealing clothes, to the point that they look like if they were table dancers working in a gentle men's club).
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fuckin muslim
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"Normal" is a matter of perspective, you're not an elderly and overly traditional Saudi patriarch. That's what they call a niqab by the way, some muslim families consider it to be less than adequate because unlike the "normal" burqa, it doesn't cover the eyes.
Before you ask, no, I wouldn't allow my daughter to go to high school wearing only a swimsuit for example, it would be a stupid, irresponsible move, a male wearing only briefs under the same situation would also be equally ridiculous. As the parent of teenagers it would be my obligation to impose limits, both because they would fall under my sphere of responsibility and also to teach them we don't live in an anarchist society, to prepare them for life as adults.
I agree with alnortedelsur, once they're adults, it's their own business to decide how they should dress. As an independent adult she is free to do whatever she wants, including going to her workplace wearing only a lingerie and Carmen Miranda's fruit hat on the top of her head, it would be still ridiculous in most workplace scenarios, but see, there's a pretty big difference between "you are not supposed to" and "you're not allowed to".
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