Skirt? No.
Panties and a butt plug? Yes.

cretinbob: He'll end up getting the shiat beat out of him mercilessly

Depends on where he goes to school. Of course if school admins are on top of it, then they'll stop it real quick if that happens.

Sure. I see no reason why not.

Imposing strict gender roles on children (or adults, for that matter) does more harm than good.

Is his weapon of choice a yo-yo?

The question should be: Do you want your child going to a school where boys can wear skirts? That decision should be yours to make.

Why does he want to wear a skirt? Does he wear it at home? Would they allow him to wear a kilt?

Girls are now allowed to wear whatever they want; skirt, dress, pants, jeans, etc. Why should boys be restricted as to what they can wear?

NecoConeco: I tell ya, it's nae a skirt, it's a KILT

I wear a kilt sometimes. I damned sure didn't wear one to school, though. I did some stupid things in school, but that would be borderline psychotic.

I was a pretty big football/weightlifter type, but that's just inviting some little twerp to give you a 7-10 split.

Is he Muslim or Hindu?

I've taught my son (who's very big for his age) to beat the crap out of those who choose to be "different". It's a good thing.

cause school doesent suck enough as it is

Why, Sue he can!

who gives half a fark

Men wearing skirts look freakish and gay, not manly like this guy:

Sure, why not?

Yes.

Once.

FTA: In October, officials at a high school in Cobb County, Ga., sent home a boy who favored wigs, makeup and skinny jeans.

Not surprised.

That sure was a lot to read about some stupid bullshiat that shouldn't even matter so much in the end.

I hope he files a lawlsuit...

...and the school loses.

It's funny that some people still think that what they do in high-school matters.

/enjoy it while you can, I guess

Failing_Junk: The question should be: Do you want your child going to a school where boys can wear skirts? That decision should be yours to make.

That's not true. The decision is not and should not be yours. What another child wears is no concern to you.

Milton Berle is not impressed.

the freedom of speech or in this case dress does not prevent you from the consequences in this case getting laughed at and beat up...

eraser8: dead_dangler: It's funny that some people still think that what they do in high-school matters.

It's still funny that some people don't recognize that "the real world" isn't much different from high school. It's the same pettiness and inflated sense of self-importance.

that sir is disturbingly true

Sure, why not? I turned out ok.

What the fudge ever happened to learning in school?.

In before "snowflake" and "attention whore" get applied to anyone and everyone who is different and minding their own business.

eraser8: dead_dangler: It's funny that some people still think that what they do in high-school matters.

It's still funny that some people don't recognize that "the real world" isn't much different from high school. It's the same pettiness and inflated sense of self-importance.

Think fast!

*tosses pudding*

beowulf980: eraser8: dead_dangler: It's funny that some people still think that what they do in high-school matters.

It's still funny that some people don't recognize that "the real world" isn't much different from high school. It's the same pettiness and inflated sense of self-importance.

that sir is disturbingly true

yep... 'tis true.

NecoConeco: I tell ya, it's nae a skirt, it's a KILT

Came for this. Leaving satisfied.

Yes... until the student gets taunted or beat up and the parents are wondering why the school didn't do anything to prevent their precious snowflake from being picked on. Adopt a school uniform policy - problem solved.

Why do you not hear about this issue happening in colleges and universities?

Melquiades: I wish I could have worn a skirt to school. I'm making it up for it now, mind :)

If you had any real integrity, you'd show your face.

Eyebleach: NecoConeco: I tell ya, it's nae a skirt, it's a KILT

I wear a kilt sometimes. I damned sure didn't wear one to school, though. I did some stupid things in school, but that would be borderline psychotic.

I was a pretty big football/weightlifter type, but that's just inviting some little twerp to give you a 7-10 split.

I wore an outfit that had other students honestly asking if I was in the FBI. The hat said FBI, but what I was wearing was not the standard FBI uniform.

Must've looked darn good though!

/future husbands mother choose to show up that day to give him something at lunch and saw me like that.
//amazed she let us date after that!

eraser8: dead_dangler: It's funny that some people still think that what they do in high-school matters.

It's still funny that some people don't recognize that "the real world" isn't much different from high school. It's the same pettiness and inflated sense of self-importance.

This is probably the most disappointing thing about being alive.

eraser8: dead_dangler: It's funny that some people still think that what they do in high-school matters.

It's still funny that some people don't recognize that "the real world" isn't much different from high school. It's the same pettiness and inflated sense of self-importance.

To paraphrase Bully, one of my favorite video games, high school is like a microcosm of the real world.

TheWarmonger: ...their precious snowflake...

There it is and here comes Stupid.

cuzsis: Eyebleach: NecoConeco: I tell ya, it's nae a skirt, it's a KILT

I wear a kilt sometimes. I damned sure didn't wear one to school, though. I did some stupid things in school, but that would be borderline psychotic.

I was a pretty big football/weightlifter type, but that's just inviting some little twerp to give you a 7-10 split.

I wore an outfit that had other students honestly asking if I was in the FBI. The hat said FBI, but what I was wearing was not the standard FBI uniform.

Must've looked darn good though!

/future husbands mother choose to show up that day to give him something at lunch and saw me like that.
//amazed she let us date after that!

You're not nearly as interesting as you think you are.

Who cares?

DRTFA: But I think that schools (public or private) should have uniforms. Nothing fancy or expensive. Boys in khakis and an oxford shirt tucked in. Girls in khakis or a skirt and an oxford. It just makes sense. It would eliminate this whole designer clothes caste system that schools are all about. I am aware that the kids would find another way to establish a pecking order, but uniforms would help a great deal.

Bonus: Pleated skirt hotness.
I graduated from high school in nineteen hundred and ninety six. That year, the popular girls' fashion was the Catholic school girl look. I don't think I learned anything that year, but I enjoyed the hell out of it. Absolutely marvelous. There just aren't adequate words to describe how excellent that was. I... I'm just.... It was good.

I wore a kilt to high school several times and nobody said boo. It was the 80s though. The crazy, crazy 80s.

Being bigendered myself, I have mixed feelings on this particular issue.


Should a person have the feeling to wear clothing appropriate to their particular form of gender or societal expression? yes.

Scots should be allowed their kilts, as well as any who simply find them comfortable, as should people who find it comfortable for them, as should people who are trying to feel out where they stand as far as gender and such.

On the other hand, 90 percent of the guys I knew who wore skirts and bras and shiat to school when I was that age, weren't doing it to feel normal, they were doing it specifically to be attention whores and to piss off the establishment.

The funny part, I remember my mother talking about high school in the 60's, and growing up during a time when girls weren't even allowed to wear anything BUT skirts (past the knee) in high school.


Long story made longer, if the guy's trying to feel normal or part of his social group, that's fine, if he feels he's really a girl, that's fine, if he's specifically trying to disrupt class? fark 'em, send him home.