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School rules school rules, do you ever follow them?
Too much sexiness going on <3I can go in and out without problems even if there is a guard while my other schoolmates can't
If you know how, you can make yourself looks like following the rules whole in actual truth you despise them like no tomorrow, keeping yourself in good situation at all times. It happens to some people around me.
Rules : meant to be broken. Funny but hey, reality.
Prodigal son, cry no more.I thought I was a rebel there for a second...
Reality sucks don't it.
Prodigal son, cry no more.
I don't see how money has to do anything towards my rebellious ways.
Face it, humans seeks freedom with what they desire. For some, rules are blocker to their freedom.
Because Following the Rule is too Mainstream
Not sure other country's school, but At least I know my school don't let our hair grow long, no fashion hair, Must Tuck in the Shirt, No color hair, No Eating Chewing Gum, Not Allowed to Being Handsome, No beard and Mustache and must wear a Tie Everyday(Other School only need to wear it monday).
Are you being serious right now?
And really, the rules are there to maintain the continuing possibility of learning. They are there to keep you focused on what is being taught.
But of course by ignoring all this education, you will never grow to realize it.
Also, rules. They don't exist to be broken, they exist to stick at least a little bit of morals into your tiny brain,
Good luck with your future job, you're going to need it.I really tired about school rules: don't drink water in the classroom, don't talk to ur friends in the classroom and some bla bla.
And I see when I grow up, I will worked as teacher or something in school and tell the youngest students to do whatever they wants.
my school has some fairly strange rules so i can't say i follow them all, such as spending all day, every day in suits. (i wear a jacket which covers the fact that i'm not wearing a suit underneath, i would obey this rule if we were allowed to not wear suit jackets particularly in summer, unpredictable english weather and all that) as well as a few other rules such as relationships being banned (or rather all forms of pda such as holding hands) however all general rules which are pretty much no-brainers i naturally follow (don't hit people for no reason, be tidy).
Some other strange rules i inadvertantly follow such as hair cannot be too short or too long (on guys) no beards and no dyed hair (on guys) no earrings (on guys) generally guys get to do nothing but wearing the suits (you get turned around at the gates if they think or see you're not wearing a suit), while the women effectively dress in however they please which creates a very odd mismatch, particularly since the teachers dress more shabbily than the male students.