treagol asked
I originally dressed up as Charlie Chaplin for picture day. I've done it on regular days before and I enjoyed doing it. They flat out refused to let me get my picture taken and no one would listen to why I should be allowed to. Granted, the principal wasn't there so I couldn't get talk to any real authority. Personally, I think this is discrimination for the following reasons: A lot of girls wear more make-up than what I was wearing and are allowed to get their picture taken, it was just the location. If they're worried it may change appearances, guys could shave beards off the day after and look different. It was an expression of my individuality and bender the gender norms.
89 answers · 0 comments
Answer this yourself in the app
See how this splits by age, gender, and region in the app.
