Is it okay to wear makeup in middle school?
Hey!!(: I am also in middle school(seventh grade). I know what you mean, Every girl is wearing makeup these days which in my opinion is PERFECTLY FINE!(: But only if you wear it right. DO NOT wear too much makeup if you choose to start wearing makeup...there's a girl in my grade who comes to school everyday looking like a fugly raccoon (no joke!). So its cool to experiment, but keep it soft to avoid the whole prostitute outcome(: hehe(: Good Luck!(: P.S. Sorry for the over use of smiley faces(:
Should teenagers be allowed to wear makeup at school?
Whether or not a student is wearing makeup really has no bearing whatsoever on their education. Wearing makeup doesn’t automatically make you stupid, or smart, or, well, anything, really. All wearing makeup really means is that you’re wearing makeup and took the time to put it on.Therefore, there’s just no reason to stop teenagers from wearing makeup at school. Most teenagers are in middle or high school, which means they’re old enough to make some of their own choices — definitely old enough to make choices about their appearance. Makeup is included in that. Forcing teenagers to make a certain choice isn’t going to teach them to make choices for themselves. It’s just going to teach them that rules suck and the world is unfair — and there’s a pretty good chance they won’t follow the no-makeup rule anyway.
Can you wear makeup at your school?
For those reading this who are not from the United States, here's a briefing on the USA and school dress codes.Public schools don't require students to wear uniforms. Instead, there are general rules for how students should dress: no spaghetti straps, no short shorts, no offensive logos and phrases on clothing, and so on.Private schools tend to have uniforms that all students must wear. I know a local private school that just has a very elevated dress code: no jeans, no sneakers, no sweatshirts, and so on. The students must wear slacks, sweaters, and dress shirts, but they don't have to be the same exact kind. All of the rest of the private schools in my area require specific uniforms.Colleges and universities, public and private alike, do not require uniforms.I've found that private schools usually are the ones with rules about makeup. At my elementary/middle school, we were not allowed to wear nail polish, unnatural hair colors, or heavy makeup (eyeliner and mascara were appropriate). However, at private high schools, they were all allowed (expect possibly the unnatural hair colors).Public schools allow makeup, nail polish, and hair colors of all kinds. I was allowed to wear whatever kind of makeup I wanted to wear at my public high school.My former and current colleges allow makeup of all kinds as well. I've never heard of a higher education institute implementing rules about makeup.
Can soldiers who are deployed for peace text anytime they want?
Most of the answers given are from a time when technology was not as prevalent. I can speak on my experience from several deployments from 2010 - 2015.Cellphones were permitted for use under these circumstances:Not on duty - In between patrols and tower guard, we were allowed to use our cellphones, but the caveat, cannot use at night, outside of the COP, or to relay any sort of sensitive information like patrol times or injuries/KIA. It cost about 30 cents per text and the only way to use the phone was to buy an old school GSM with a pre-paid card. For $100, you could squeeze about 300 texts out of it due to connection fees.If there is wifi, and you and the person you are talking to has iPhones, you can text through iMessage no problem. Again, leaving out any operational details. To anyone that may respond in a negative manner, I was not stationed at a FOB, our commo guy just knew how to requisition equipment to hook us up.They normally have a service that MWR’s almost always have that allow relatively cheap phone calls. Something like $30 for 5hours.At the end of the day, commo blackouts + expense + security concerns all play a factor on IF a soldier can have a phone.Best advice I can give, WRITE (see: Not type) letters. Nothing boosts morale more than a handwritten letter with some perfume, non-nude picture, and a pack of smokes.
What age should you start wearing thongs/g-strings? And how do you get them without your parents knowing?
Ok, so like i'm 14 and my mom and dad are divorced, so I live with my dad. And he's cool and all I just don't want to go and ask him, "Hey, dad can have some money do go into Victoria's Secret and get some thongs/g-strings?" Cause you know that'd just be awkward. So how do I get them? And also what would be the right or appropriate age to purchase them? If you answer thanks heaps! xx