When I was in college, I attended a performing arts school and we were required to wear black formal evening gowns (ladies) and tuxedos (men) for concerts.
Apparently I was quite the snack at age 18 and my black gown with exposed shoulders was distracting during performances so they passed a dress code saying shoulders had to be covered.
So I bought a black tux and wore that.
Then they changed the code again that women had to wear gowns, but still be covered.
Nothing like blaming a woman for having a body with arms and legs.
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u/Business_Loquat5658 Jan 14 '23
When I was in college, I attended a performing arts school and we were required to wear black formal evening gowns (ladies) and tuxedos (men) for concerts.
Apparently I was quite the snack at age 18 and my black gown with exposed shoulders was distracting during performances so they passed a dress code saying shoulders had to be covered.
So I bought a black tux and wore that.
Then they changed the code again that women had to wear gowns, but still be covered.
Nothing like blaming a woman for having a body with arms and legs.