Hello

first, this is the article

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/lauren-wiggins-moncton-teen-takes-stand-against-unjust-school-dress-code-1.3071203

and a couple of thousand comments

I would put some up
but after reading a few
and I read more than a few
because I was trying to see
where the article would go

the young girl has been interviewed

and she feels slighted because it was
a male teacher commenting on her
dress while attending school
in others words she finds it sexist
that a male teacher was the one
following through on a school dress code

(snip)

But the Grade 12 student contends the dress code is a symptom of "rape culture" — a climate that blames women for the sexist behaviours of others.

I know,
Oh dear Oh my

as a Mother of only females
I do have 2 brothers and a husband
I can tell you what we told our daughters
A male going and have gone through puberty, men
think about amorous love during the day than women do
so while you are out in public
if you don't want an over abundance of amorous love
dress accordingly
Are men more amorous than females
and if they are, should that not be respected

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/amorous

second,
in the article is a picture of the dress and bra straps

although she feels that men ought to get over themselves
given the age group of these young men
see a females bra strap triggers amorous thoughts

Am I on the right track in making these comments?

I try to show up to most of my meetings
without my bra straps showing
because I know for sure
that on or two of the guys, also at the same meeting
will make a comment meant to be funny
and then when I go to say something
I just do not get take seriously by possibly over 50% of the room

We all get to be young, once; do we not

Cmanynames