04-08-2019, 10:02 AM
(04-07-2019, 11:22 PM)Beaker Wrote: Again, who is speaking of limiting anyone's rights? Considering when to wear different outfits is hardly limiting of rights. Most people of either sex have to consider their attire choices every day. And each time you usually have to consider how you will be perceived by others. As a lawyer, you have attire that's appropriate for the courtroom, for working in your office, or working in your yard. Taking into consideration how you will be viewed in each of those situations is not limiting your rights.
Maybe "rights" is not the correct term, but whatever you call it ND mom is trying to control someone else's decisions.
When you tell someone they can not do what they want to do you should provide a reason Girls should be allowed to wear leggings unless you can give them a reason not to. If all you have is "distracting" then we are headed down the road to burkas.
