Cheerleaders told not to wear uniform after "impure thoughts" complaint

[Letmelivemylife 8,715]

2 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

I also wanna point out that it's the religious rights fault that that kid feels impure, they push their anti-sex propaganda and it's hurting the psychological health of kids with normal sexual urges. 

And Utah is a red state, I'm curious what sex Ed courses are taught there. Probably "sex will kill u, never do it".

Exactly. As humans, we're sexual beings. When I had sex Ed in school it was heavily abstinence based. I mean that's great but what about the kids who choose not to wait? They deserve to receive info that will keep them safe and healthy

[JustAnotherDay 8,402]

14 minutes ago, Luiz said:

i literally wrote that in my post

Then I really don't know why you're trying to attack feminists, considering you agree

[Born To Slay 10,996]

4 minutes ago, Letmelivemylife said:

Exactly. As humans, we're sexual beings. When I had sex Ed in school it was heavily abstinence based. I mean that's great but what about the kids who choose not to wait? They deserve to receive info that will keep them safe and healthy

luckily my school teaches sex Ed the right way, I'm very lucky to live in a liberal state. 

I once read an article about why sex Ed shouldn't the taught and many commenters felt that kids who engage in sex deserve to have their lives ruined. Talk about a Stone Age philosophy.

[LaLuna 12,732]

If every boy who's ever had impure thoughts about cheerleaders complained, cheeleader squads wouldn't exist anymore. 

[Born To Slay 10,996]

5 minutes ago, TheCountess said:

If every boy who's ever had impure thoughts about cheerleaders complained, cheeleader squads wouldn't exist anymore. 

So true lol, pep rally is fun for impure reasons (they make us use time in our school day to watch this ****, they might as well make it entertaining).

[Luiz 4,253]

10 minutes ago, NickARTPOP said:

Then I really don't know why you're trying to attack feminists, considering you agree

thought it was odd that they were doing the whole feminist "fight body shaming" or "stop objectifying girls" thing in a situation that is about cheer leading which itself is pretty much oogling ladies during breaks in play. it started as a male thing but we know what cheerleaders have become especially if you're a sports fan.

 

i agree that they should do what they like with their bodies but i just found this funny  

[Letmelivemylife 8,715]

1 hour ago, Born To Slay said:

luckily my school teaches sex Ed the right way, I'm very lucky to live in a liberal state. 

I once read an article about why sex Ed shouldn't the taught and many commenters felt that kids who engage in sex deserve to have their lives ruined. Talk about a Stone Age philosophy.

Jesus H Christ. What a bunch of idiots

[Goosey 3,017]

In the old days, schools would never let girls dress up in skimpy costumes as "cheerleaders". There was a dress code, if not a uniform. Skirts below the knees, tie and jacket mandatory.

[uo111 5,282]

9 hours ago, Goosey said:

In the old days, schools would never let girls dress up in skimpy costumes as "cheerleaders". There was a dress code, if not a uniform. Skirts below the knees, tie and jacket mandatory.

In the really old days girls weren't allowed to go to school.

Those were the days.

[Goosey 3,017]

7 minutes ago, uo111 said:

In the really old days girls weren't allowed to go to school.

Those were the days.

Ah, yes.

And we called teachers "master", and they wore black mortarboards and asked you to hold out your hand if you played the fool.

 

A fine time indeed!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[RadioIsOurs 13,876]

17 hours ago, Goosey said:

In the old days, schools would never let girls dress up in skimpy costumes as "cheerleaders". There was a dress code, if not a uniform. Skirts below the knees, tie and jacket mandatory.

Believe it or not that still exists in my country. 

[Born To Slay 10,996]

On September 17, 2016 at 5:32 PM, Goosey said:

In the old days, schools would never let girls dress up in skimpy costumes as "cheerleaders". There was a dress code, if not a uniform. Skirts below the knees, tie and jacket mandatory.

What a ****ed up world 

[Goosey 3,017]

Just now, Born To Slay said:

What a ****ed up world 

That's what they would say about us 

[Born To Slay 10,996]

6 minutes ago, Goosey said:

That's what they would say about us 

I'm sure they would, those were backward times. Now we r sexually liberated.

[DemeLarell 931]

Its funny how the boy is getting  all the shade. If he feels that way he should be able to communicate that. Who  we should shade is the  administration for taking extreme measures when there are other  options.