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| Articles: Boys Wearing Dresses? Oh No! |
Posted by
MystryssRavynDarque on Saturday, October 25, 2003 - 04:07 AM PST
Would you like to know the story? The origin of Fuming Punk Girl? And what brought her to be fuming? *insert cheezy super hero origin music* It was a day, like any other day, except today Amanda, Sean, and John were presenting their project on Carl Jung. Today Sean and John dressed as girls to represent the archetype anima, when men have the characteristics or traits of women.
Amanda was dressed in baggy jeans and a black Rancid t-shirt. She was supposed to look like a boy, but she realized these were her everyday clothes, and this made her laugh.
When they finished their presentation John changed out of his dress and back into his regular boy clothes. Sean had another idea. Sean was very comfortable and content in the dress his girlfriend let him borrow. So Sean remained in the dress.
It was a lovely pink dress that went past his knees with sparkly dark pink roses. His nails(both fingers and toes) were painted a shade of pink to match. His hair was pulled back with purple clips and a butteryfly claw.
Amanda shared the same second period class with Sean, World Religions. Their teacher laughed and even said that they had a new student. Everyone laughed at this. Nobody was offended at all. Amanda did not know the reaction of the people in Sean's third period, but she figured it was just the same. Sean had culinary prep while Amanda was in math.
When lunch came around Sean came up to Amanda and told her that the assistant principals had told him to change his clothes. Amanda begged him not to, but he told her that if she wanted to fight this she should go talk to the assistant principals herself.
She rose to her feet. Not normally being the type to actually go alone on these kinds of things she found her feet marching her towards the group of assistant prinicpals. As she reached their herd they all dispersed but one. Mrs. Richardson remained.
Amanda waited patiently for her to finish her discussion with another student. When the time was right, she spoke up and asked "Why are you making Sean change his clothes? "Mrs. Richardson, with her shining white teeth and bright red lipstick, smiled and replied, "Becase his dress is a disruption."
Amanda asked, "How is it a disruption?" She said, "People are staring and laughing, But they are eating their lunches, are they not?" Amanda questioned.
"Yes they are," chimed back Mrs. Richardson, her voice lowering to an almost inaudible whisper, so much that Amanda had to lean forward to hear. "But he is dressed like a girl."
Amanda responded, "Nowhere in the student handbook does it say that a boy cannot wear a dress." Mrs. Richardson returned the old, "But they cannot wear clothes that are disruptive."
Disruptive again! The woman with the large smile asked, "Were you in on the project?" Amanda told her that she was. The smile came again as Amanda was told that her Psychology teacher would talk to her about it later.
The redneck students at Amanda's school are allowed to wear rebel flags which can cause conflict amongst the rednecks and black students. Which almost did happen a few days before right next to Amanda's table as some students were exchaning a few not so kind words.
Puerto Rican students at Amanda's school wear their native flag as do the Mexican students. These two groups of students are always feuding. So much controversy over a dress!
This brought forth the super powers of Fuming Punk Girl! Amanda, taking the form of Fuming Punk Girl, fights for the rights of her fellow students, and fellow men and womyn around the world!
The End
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Re: Boys Wearing Dresses? Oh No!
by dead-cell (Tarant-9@stribmail.com)
on Oct 25, 2003 - 09:50 AM
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So what did Fumming Punk Girl do next? Or are we going have to tune in again next week?
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Re: Boys Wearing Dresses? Oh No!
by Anya on Oct 25, 2003 - 04:18 PM
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If anyone asks me, I think that generalizing the clothes that each gender can wear is another way of separating gender from eachother and thus, another way of contributing to the inequality of men and women. Sure, it is okay to know the difference between a male and a female, but people making situations like in the story a taboo is just another way of keeping the genders separate. Again, this is my opinion.
All in all, the story posted was very well thought-out. It shows the loopholes in some rules and regulations set at some places in the real world.
Blessings,
Anya
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Re: Boys Wearing Dresses? Oh No!
by Merry_Widow on Oct 25, 2003 - 09:22 PM
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*snort* I remember years ago when a friend of mine wore a dress to high-school. They made him change and slapped him with detention.
I wonder what they would do if a boy showed up wearing a kilt. Sure they could try to argue disruptive, but it's cultural, too. Maybe their heads would implode. That would be worth seeing.
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Re: Boys Wearing Dresses? Oh No!
by callei on Oct 28, 2003 - 04:31 AM
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good for you sweetie. "we will fight them in the trenches. we will fight them on the beaches. we will fight them in the air" or on high school campuses as the case may be.
Its fun to step back and think about how long ago it was when girls would have been sent home for wearing pants or anyone for wearing jeans or band tee-shirts or mini skirts. hey kids, go ask your parents or grandparents about it! or how long belly buttons have been legal to show on a beach (again ask your parents or look it up, playboy has run some great articles about it over the years).
It is sorta funny to think that there are still so many clothing taboos at the teen babysitters, but its really great to think about how many of them have changed in the last say 40 years.
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Re: Boys Wearing Dresses? Oh No!
by Liquid_diabolique (Liquid_travels@yahoo.com)
on Jan 22, 2004 - 09:57 AM
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Sounds to be the classic type of highschool mentality...the "distruption" comment that is. Blanket statement to cover their own collective backside. Fun fun.
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Re: Boys Wearing Dresses? Oh No!
by W0rmW00d (allchaka@hotmail.com)
on Jan 05, 2005 - 07:18 PM
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Goddamn right fuming punk girl.
I wish that I and my mate at school had thought of becoming superheroes instead of just complaining bitterly at uncaring deputy heads.
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