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School bans 9-year-old boy's My Little Pony backpack

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Here's my opinion, agree or not.

 

9 year olds don't bulky, they tease. It's what they do. Why in the love of God would you put a bulls eye on your child. The pink shirt example is perfect and I notice no one wanted to answer what they would do. Let's change it to a MLP skirt. How about some twinkle toes shoes?

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Here's my opinion, agree or not.

 

9 year olds don't bulky, they tease. It's what they do. Why in the love of God would you put a bulls eye on your child. The pink shirt example is perfect and I notice no one wanted to answer what they would do. Let's change it to a MLP skirt. How about some twinkle toes shoes?

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jeez, if you don't want me staring at your cleavage don't leave em hanging out. If you don't want me staring at your behind, don't sport the yoga pants, if you don't want unnecessary attention why ask for it. I totally agree with hoops on this one. Sometimes parents have to use some common sense. I'm not condoning bullying, but like woods said, they're 9, it's in their nature to tease, right or wrong. Why open your kid up to that if you don't have to?

I see a parallel with Munchhausen by proxy but in a news/social media way.

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