Zone1 Non-Binary Teen Upset because "They" Weren't Allowed to Wear a Suit to Prom

[Road Runner]

1. It's a private school and they can do what they want and make all the rules they want to whether people like it or not.

2. Or course she was banned from prom because it was also a Christian school and Christians don't follow delusions, but follow the Bible.

A non-binary teen was banned from prom for wearing a suit. Now an alternative, 'all-inclusive' prom saves the day.

The school insists the student's outfit is in violation of “established dress requirements” laid out in a handbook that all students must sign at the start of each year.

www.yahoo.com

 

[Calypso Jones]

attention seeker.

 

[Road Runner]

attention seeker.

Me or the thing in the article I posted?

 

[Calypso Jones]

Me or the thing in the article I posted?

The thing in the article.

 

[Road Runner]

The thing in the article.

I figured lol just checking.

 

[Calypso Jones]

you didn't mention that it was a christian private school and from my experience...satan is always trying to get his representatives on earth's feet in the door. I've seen it a number of times. Good for the school saying no but you see what happened..the little attention seeker still got in the national news.

 

[Road Runner]

you didn't mention that it was a christian private school and from my experience...satan is always trying to get his representatives on earth's feet in the door. I've seen it a number of times. Good for the school saying no but you see what happened..the little attention seeker still got in the national news.

I agree but actually I did say that it was a Christian private school in the OP just in different sentences.

 

[Calypso Jones]

I agree but actually I did say that it was a Christian private school in the OP just in different sentences.

oops. went to the article and missed that sentence.

 

[ActionJackson]

1. It's a private school and they can do what they want and make all the rules they want to whether people like it or not.

2. Or course she was banned from prom because it was also a Christian school and Christians don't follow delusions, but follow the Bible.

A non-binary teen was banned from prom for wearing a suit. Now an alternative, 'all-inclusive' prom saves the day.

The school insists the student's outfit is in violation of “established dress requirements” laid out in a handbook that all students must sign at the start of each year.

www.yahoo.com

Question: If someone claims to be "nonbinary" then they're telling the world that they aren't one sex or the other. Yet they always insist on dressing in garb that represents the sex that they AREN'T. If they were truly "nonbinary" then it wouldn't matter what garb they wear. So it's clear, in this case, that the GIRL is seeking attention and notoriety. Anything to foster confusion and discord.

 

[Road Runner]

oops. went to the article and missed that sentence.

It's alright lol

 

[CarsomyrPlusSix]

Nothing wrong with public schools having a dress code, either.

This girl should wear a dress to the dance or fuck off.

No one is “non-binary.”

 

[Zincwarrior]

1. It's a private school and they can do what they want and make all the rules they want to whether people like it or not.

2. Or course she was banned from prom because it was also a Christian school and Christians don't follow delusions, but follow the Bible.

A non-binary teen was banned from prom for wearing a suit. Now an alternative, 'all-inclusive' prom saves the day.

The school insists the student's outfit is in violation of “established dress requirements” laid out in a handbook that all students must sign at the start of each year.

www.yahoo.com

Um...you know pantsuits have been a thing for decades right? And now, Lauren Bacall

 

[Road Runner]

Um...you know pantsuits have been a thing for decades right? And now, Lauren BacallView attachment 780275

That's not the point though. It was part of the dress code for her to wear a dress.

 

[Zincwarrior]

That's not the point though. It was part of the dress code for her to wear a dress.

Actually it wasn't. School clothes permitted pantsuits. Special events were up to the parents.

This has been discussed on other boards last week.

 

[Road Runner]

Actually it wasn't. School clothes permitted pantsuits. Special events were up to the parents.

This has been discussed on other boards last week.

This exact story? Also it looks like it was allowed during the day for regular wear.

 

[Unkotare]

Question: If someone claims to be "nonbinary" then they're telling the world that they aren't one sex or the other. Yet they always insist on dressing in garb that represents the sex that they AREN'T. If they were truly "nonbinary" then it wouldn't matter what garb they wear. So it's clear, in this case, that the GIRL is seeking attention and notoriety. Anything to foster confusion and discord.

I thought she was saying she wasn't a 1 or a 0.

 

[luiza]

you didn't mention that it was a christian private school and from my experience...satan is always trying to get his representatives on earth's feet in the door. I've seen it a number of times. Good for the school saying no but you see what happened..the little attention seeker still got in the national news.

That's not Satan .
That's Stan
Fine fellow and always polite and well mannered .

 

[Hellbilly]

attention seeker.

Cancel culture.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Um...you know pantsuits have been a thing for decades right? And now, Lauren BacallView attachment 780275

It doesn't look like Bacall was dressed for the prom.

 

[Zebra]

1. It's a private school and they can do what they want and make all the rules they want to whether people like it or not.

2. Or course she was banned from prom because it was also a Christian school and Christians don't follow delusions, but follow the Bible.

A non-binary teen was banned from prom for wearing a suit. Now an alternative, 'all-inclusive' prom saves the day.

The school insists the student's outfit is in violation of “established dress requirements” laid out in a handbook that all students must sign at the start of each year.

www.yahoo.com

They? Were there two?