i was having lunch at the coffeeshop
and it was beside a primary school
well, you know lunch.
it is also the time when all the primary school kids start swarming out like locust
lol.
really reminiscent of the past
then i observed
or rather lost in thoughts
girls were wearing skirts
It's the norm
so you probably wont question it
at that point of time
it seemed weird to me
why?
why is it that all schools get the girls to don skirts and the guys, pants.
is it some kind of reason to it?
why primary school and lower secondary boys wear shorts
does it symbolize something significant?
if the answer is that skirts are to make girls ready for society
to appear presentable
there are women who wear pants to work
so why not pants
and for the shorts, does it represent the level of maturity?
if so, does it mean that boys gain a new level of maturity upon making it to sec 3?
highly unlikely as the growth of each is an individual process not a group effort
and would it mean then that girls never grow up or that they remain as grown as they are through out their schooling life?
why is there a difference?
after all, at some point of time
our ancestors were all wearing skirts and dresses
why are girls allowed to let their hair grow like wild grass
but the guys have to get their hair trimmed every now and then like lawn grass
after all, at some point of time
our ancestors all had wild grass-like hair
But this is just sg.
we have social dogmas
and when we defy, stigmas.
hah.
just a random thought
Ja!
and it was beside a primary school
well, you know lunch.
it is also the time when all the primary school kids start swarming out like locust
lol.
really reminiscent of the past
then i observed
or rather lost in thoughts
girls were wearing skirts
It's the norm
so you probably wont question it
at that point of time
it seemed weird to me
why?
why is it that all schools get the girls to don skirts and the guys, pants.
is it some kind of reason to it?
why primary school and lower secondary boys wear shorts
does it symbolize something significant?
if the answer is that skirts are to make girls ready for society
to appear presentable
there are women who wear pants to work
so why not pants
and for the shorts, does it represent the level of maturity?
if so, does it mean that boys gain a new level of maturity upon making it to sec 3?
highly unlikely as the growth of each is an individual process not a group effort
and would it mean then that girls never grow up or that they remain as grown as they are through out their schooling life?
why is there a difference?
after all, at some point of time
our ancestors were all wearing skirts and dresses
why are girls allowed to let their hair grow like wild grass
but the guys have to get their hair trimmed every now and then like lawn grass
after all, at some point of time
our ancestors all had wild grass-like hair
But this is just sg.
we have social dogmas
and when we defy, stigmas.
hah.
just a random thought
Ja!
2:07 pm
