Equality or individuality?

Hey everyone! I was just wondering something. There are a couple of girls in my high school who love to bend rules and they never get in trouble.

We all wear school uniform. In my school rule book, we're not allowed to put on any make-up or jewellery besides stud earrings and watches. And yet a lot of girls put on stuff such as lip gloss, mascara, eye shadow, blusher, etc, etc. And they wear jewellery too.

Even though its restricted, the teachers don't even care about it. As mentioned in the 'Is being cool important' thread, I'm not like those kids and me and my friends (who are not cool either) hate it and think they're just showing off to attract boys.

My point is here, should ppl follow rules to avoid trouble and treat each other equally or should ppl open up as individuals and show everyone how special they are?

Please post your replies. 😕

Well i am surprised how your teachers don't notice or ignore. Coz when i was in school i was constantly pulled up for breaking these same rules. 😳

As for Equality or individuality. In school Equality is important. But teans being teans will break rules and make an attempt to show their individiality.

After studies individuality is one of the things that will take you somewhere. Equality or Blending in at work will never help you rise as an individual.

Originally posted by: Iron

Ha HA ..i was always called out in assembly too..so I used to bunk assembly too😆.where as my younger sister in same school and my wife too were very disciplined and scared to break rules.

Iron bhai, mujhe aapse yeh ummeed nahin thi. 😆 Maine apne life mein kabhi school ya assembly bunk nahin ki and I am proud of that.😃

Aur aapki wife bhi same school mein padhti thi? 😕 Kuchh roshni dalenge aap ispar kripya?😆

Originally posted by: Iron

and yeah she was my sisters calss mate😳😆

Lucky you😃, mera to boys school thaa.😭

Originally posted by: Iron

Bach gaya Bheedu😆😆

😲...kaise?

Iron you bunked school assembly ? 😲 😆

I always broke every school rule including bunking school, wearing make up,and jewelry. Fortunately my principal believed in short skirts too (2 inches above the knee.....not more not less or she would make you it hem it herself...........so all those prudes haha) , or i would have been breaking that rule too. Phew !!!!!! I was the evil sort that bubble- gum describes that cared more about fashion than school rules. 😳 😳 😆 More power to girls woooohoooo!!! 👍🏼

Originally posted by: Aparna_BD

Iron you bunked school assembly ? 😲 😆

I always broke every school rule including bunking school, wearing make up,and jewelry. Fortunately (why?)😕 my principal believed in short skirts too (2 inches above the knee.....not more not less or she would make you it hem it herself...........so all those prudes haha) , or i would have been breaking that rule too. Phew !!!!!! I was the evil sort that bubble- gum describes that cared more about fashion than school rules. 😳 😳 😆 More power to girls woooohoooo!!! 👍🏼

Aparna ji, woh short skirt wala rule...I mean are you sure she was for short skirts? 😕😆

Originally posted by: Iron

Arrey co-d main hota to merri tarah shadi ker ke phans gaya hota😆

Mujhe bhi phasne ka mann kar raha hai.😆

Originally posted by: SolidSnake

Aparna ji, woh short skirt wala rule...I mean are you sure she was for short skirts? 😕😆

Haan ji she was strict about exact length of the skirt. It was 2 inches ABOVE the knee. Not an inch less or more !!!! We loved this rule as many girls with weird long lengths were reminded that if you couldn't have "short" skirts , you couldn't have LONG skirts either !!!!!!!!!😆😆 Which i thought made by Princi damn cool !!😎