Had a buddy in high school that had a similar run in with administration. He was a big fan on the band Tool and had a hoodie with this logo on the back.

He refused to take it off and got suspended and his parents had to call and wonder why this was a problem. It wasn’t necessarily about the hoodie. It was about the timing. He was a senior in high school and had worn that same sweatshirt every cool day since freshman year. So after 3+ years why was it all the sudden an issue?

They even found a picture of him in the freshman yearbook to prove the point…suspension was lifted and he was able to continue wearing the damn sweatshirt.

The ‘shop looks good, I almost bought it except for the kid’s sleeve

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the funniest thing about this post are all the commenters calling it catgirls and yuri

Kid looks like he's sucking dong behind his father's back one way or another. Father looks like he'd only suck a dong if it were hanging through a mysterious hole in the wall.

Does the dad have an Onlyfans? My friend wants to know…

Did you America today?

Wearing a sexual suggestive catgirls T-shirt can be viewed as an act of personal expression. Students should have the right to express their interests and identity through their clothing, as long as its not explicit or obscene. Anime and internet culture are mainstream forms of art and humour, banning such imagery is kind of weird.

All that said, a school is a professional and educational environment, not a place for sexual or suggestive imagery, even in cartoon form. A shirt showing characters making out can at the very least distract from learning. It likely violates the dress code. There’s a time and place for self-expression, and part of maturity is understanding that. Respecting shared spaces sometimes means choosing clothing that doesn’t cause disruption to others.

The real test here though is to ask if theres other kinds of T shirts being worn? If yes, then you have to ask why this is being singled out. If no, then you have to ask why it should get special treatment? Regardless though, this is a shit parent. Like 100%, a fucking piece of utter shit. Anyone who puts their kids face on the internet, is already a piece of shit. Anyone putting their kids face on the internet in front of culture wars drama, is 100% a grade A mega cunt. The quicker we all start realising and curbing the harm done to children this way, the better.

Fuck this bready face prick.

Did you America today?

I'm confused by the american flag on the one shirt. Doesn't seem to go with the typical asthetic. Is this maybe a Photoshop?

Now kiss!

Had me in the first half.

Bad photoshopping.