All girl schools

[kushi]

Who here thinks going to an all girls school is weird? I go to one and my friend back home was so....dissapointed. When I first told her where I was going, she first thing that comes out of her mouth "don't go! you'll come back and you'll be a lesbian!"....

[Jay]

Girls school... why the heck not, they have boys school, too.

*edit* got a bit ... angry, deleted a part of the post.

[kushi]

eh?
(why cant a post consist of 3 characters? why does it have to be atleast.... 10... )

[Jay]

To prevent users replying using a smiley only and all that.
Guess your 'eh?' is... lol, never mind :).
My point, can't see why one (when she wants and is not forced) can't go to an all girls school. Nothing weird about it. But then it's just my opinion.

[Stanislaw]

Going to an all girl school doesn't make you a lesbien, it just means that you would rather be in an environment where you can focus on learning not being distracted by the opposite sex... unless one is going to the scholl looking for love? but best not to wander into that area again...

[Shore Dude]

I'd like to write a movie screenplay, where a boy dresses up as a girl and attends an all-female college in order to chase a high school crush.

It'll kinda be like that movie Ladybugs, but without the soccer and with more college-girl experimentation.

We love you, Rodney.

[kushi]

some of the workers here, like the people who cut the shrubs or whatever are young male guys and I wonder if they purposely come here for jobs hmmm... hehe

[kushi]

HAHAHA i just said young male guys..what else would it be..younng male girls?! hehe..silly me

[Jester]

awww, kushi everybody just likes to tease you, try going to a school we're people think we're going to learn how to bag groceries and be cashiers at a checkout line in a grovery store.... its all jokes... :nod: :brow:

[Shore Dude]

Landscapers Gone Wild!

[kushi]

what are youu thinking? haha

[Jester]

what, you confused me???????????

[kushi]

or did you confuse yourself? ;)

[Jester]

quit it... geez... anyway... girl's schools I think were started to teach women how to be good wives, int eh states anyway, correct me if I'm wrong please. :confused:

[Stanislaw]

"I'd like to write a movie screenplay, where a boy dresses up as a girl and attends an all-female college in order to chase a high school crush.

It'll kinda be like that movie Ladybugs, but without the soccer and with more college-girl experimentation.

We love you, Rodney."- shore dude

That reminds me of a script some friends of I and I wrote, it was for a mock porno... that was a weird highschool I went to...

[papayahed]

I don't think it's weird, in fact I went to one in high school. It helped that we had an all boys school next door though. It was actually quiet empowering. There was talk that one of the girls in my class was a lesbian, but I think that was just talk.

[kushi]

yeah, we have quite a few lesbians. There was a lecture kind of thing here a few weeks ago and the speaker was asking a series of quetsions and one of the questions were, "do you feel uncomfortable knowing that there are lesbians around you?" (something along the lines of that) and you won't believe the number of girls that stood up. I mean, you go to an all girls school, naturally you would think that these girls knew that by choosing to go to an all girls school that there would be lesbians around them..so.. why... blah blah. I don't know..

[Jay]

Is there any problem with lesbians in an all girls school? There are lesbians in mixed schools too and no one pushes the issue further (in the context with them being there... confusing me talking here). Or are all guys in all boys schools all gay? I think the one who said that to you (becoming a lesbian after attending such a school) is, in my opinion, a closeminded person who should be ignored.

[Stanislaw]

yes, and even if you chose to be a lesbian, what should it matter to her?

[Jay]

:ladysman: *gives Stan a kiss on his cheek* lol, even though people don't usually 'chose' to be gay :)

[Stanislaw]

I couldn't think of the word... I was at a loss.

[Riddick]

"yes, and even if you chose to be a lesbian, what should it matter to her?"

Well, Stan people are born a certain way, they uasually just don't decide to change.

[kushi]

i think that she was too close-minded and ignorant about it and i doubt anything would change her mind about that..(that goign to an all girls school..you automatically assume the person is goign to be lesbian or whatever)

[Jester]

hmm... you know there's a new group of poeple that's emerging that are so anti homophobis that they hate homophobics and fo rthem it doesn't matter their orientation and its like that with every issue, hmm, interesting

[Stanislaw]

I don't understand what you are saying, sorry I am pretty tired... uh are you saying that there are groups of people who choose each side strongly regardless of topic? :confused:

[Jester]

saying that you know how homopohobics are strongly against homosexuals just because of an orientation and are violently soemtimes hatefull of them well, it goes the oppisate too. There are people who are violently against homophobics because they think that way... however violent may be too strong of a word.

[amuse]

it's socratic almost...arguing for the sake of argument. i think you have a point here, stan.

no wait, i disagree!!!

:D :D

[Stanislaw]

ah the philosophes still live! ;)

[Jay]

Hey Jes... are you a native English speaker? :p Think I got what you mean. If so, me the not violent homophobic-phobic, lol. Meaning, really, really dislike homophobic people.

[Scheherazade]

And what do you think of homophones? *blinks*

[Shore Dude]

They're totally outdated.

As the world of communication continues to expand at an exponential rate, cellular phones will be the primary form of voice correspondence.

[Scheherazade]

Are cellular phones as good looking as the homophones? ;)

[Stanislaw]

:rolleyes: this thread appears to have been HiJaCkEd... and not by me...

[Scheherazade]

Takes one HiJaCkEr to spot another I guess :nod:

[Jester]

yeah I'm native english, dont know any toher language, is my language that bad that people can't understand me.... oh no... Kushi, guess what I'll finaly have to become legible. :crash:

[Stanislaw]

Takes one HiJaCkEr to spot another I guess :nod:

arrr tis true indeed.


yeah I'm native english, dont know any toher language, is my language that bad that people can't understand me.... oh no... Kushi, guess what I'll finaly have to become legible.

ahh legibiltiy teh thing english speaker that bative speak mostly needed.

[Jay]

Oh yeah, riiight... speak Eglish fcol! lol

[Stanislaw]

I think our forum has started its own dilect;)

what should we call it...

[Jay]

roughly-understand-every-other-or-so-word dialect

[Koa]

no time to read the whole thread (i wonder how far from the original topic it has gone ;)), anyway girl school wouldnt make u a lesbian, but i think it s a wrong kind of enviornment, cos u need to be with boys too... In my class at high school we had only one boy, and for years he has been practically the only male presence in my life (plus my father and my brother) as i didnt have friends besides the school ones... So basically for all of my teenage years I havent had serious contacts with boys, and it has blocked me a lot, now Im getting out of it and I can happen to feel natural even with boys around, but I think young people need the other sex s presence... (ok not everyobdy is as friendless as I was, but still I think it s important to have mixed classes).

[Koa]

ok we...i guess that was too serious for the current atmosphere... :eek:

[Jay]

So? Getting back to the original topic might be our new idea of fun ;).
:angel:

[kushi]

yeah I'm native english, dont know any toher language, is my language that bad that people can't understand me.... oh no... Kushi, guess what I'll finaly have to become legible. :crash:

you're kidding me right? :p :angel:

[Jester]

what I'm allowed to forget to proof read, and you know what just for that, I'll make sure your never able to read my writing outside of the forums ;) ....

[Stanislaw]

People can understand it inside ;)

hahaha jus kidding, maybe even I overstepped the bounds that time ;)

[Jester]

okay now im utterly and completly lost but i love to confuse Kushi, its just so much fun

[kushi]

ah but jester...you're the confused child

[Jester]

oh really then who helps who with their homeowrk most of the time?

[rocksea]

it is boys and girls in everyday life.
i think it is better to go to a mixed school.
have seen many who have gone to girls/boys schools carrying
a lotsa misunderstandings. it is good to learn growing how
to deal with and understand the opposite sex ,,

[kushi]

oh really then who helps who with their homeowrk most of the time?
that has nothing to do with anything

[kushi]

but anyway, lets not get into that here now shall we.. :p

[Jay]

You two (Jes & kushi) remind me sooo much of the characters of the kiddos on your avatars ;), bickering all the time :p. Though a bit older ones, the avatar kids are still too young to get the idea of bickering ;).

[kushi]

uhhmm...how to take that? hehe :p
yeah, if we don't watch it, we'll be at each other which is....not good obviously..but its all good fun :p people get a kick out of it hehe

[Jester]

yeah if we're not bickering some poeple will get worried but we love each other.... (kushi you said i was always confused but if I'm always confused how do i know how to help you with your homework though i'm about ten states away given that my responce that you said had nothign to do with it at all was a logical responce...) :argue:

Now back to topic.... Kushi you worry way too much about what other poeple think but your there, if you enjoy it, enjoy but do try and get aroudn teh other sex as much as possible because liek they all said... its good :nod:

[kushi]

ok...firstly, i'm not really worrying what people think of me by going to an all girls school..i think its great..and personally, i didnt even choose this school because it was an all girls school, it just came with the deal. Secondly, im just wondering why the stereotype is like that ya know?

[Jay]

What stereotype? You mean why people assume one has to be (or turn) a lesbian when attending an all girls' school?

[Stanislaw]

I think it goes back to peoples, (some males) fantasy about watching abunch of teenage girls in uniforms get it on.

[Jay]

Never thought about that... scary... sick, lol

[Stanislaw]

Yeah, people never scease to amaze me with their wierd customs.

[papayahed]

It's funny, one year (after I got out of high School) I couldn't think of a halloween costume so me and a friend decided we would dig up our old uniforms. We happened to be watching TV (lame party) and some TV show had the Top Ten Costumes and both my friend and I were like "Well we know ours aren't on the list" and sure enough we were in the top 3.

The only stereotype I'm aware of is the guys digging the uniforms.

[Stanislaw]

Its kinda weird and freeky if ye ask me.

[Jay]

I think I just said so. ;)

[Scheherazade]

You are not sure, Jay? :p

[Jay]

Ah well... am I ever? ;)

[Scheherazade]

Is that a rhetorical question? :D

[Jay]

Not really, snide remarks are always fun ;)

[Scheherazade]

Snide remarks???

Who, where, how, why??? :goof:

[Jay]

You, here, up top you, because ;)

[Stanislaw]

arrr gotta add me two bits.

when in rome... where when who what why how.

[Scheherazade]

You, here, up top you, because ;)

Moi??? :angel:

[Jester]

ooof im lost... again this thread is wierd.... issat Moby Dick over there? "There she blows" hey cap'n stan steer the ship over there.

[Stanislaw]

port or starboard, I dinna see the direction it went!

[Jester]

starboard cap'n over yonder crest about thirty knots (?????) out

[subterranean]

Who here thinks going to an all girls school is weird? I go to one and my friend back home was so....dissapointed. When I first told her where I was going, she first thing that comes out of her mouth "don't go! you'll come back and you'll be a lesbian!"....


My cousin went to catholic school for girls and she did told me many stories about lesbianism in her school. I guess same thing happened in schools for boys only. But i suppose it depends on the person, I mean my cousin is perfectly not change or anything :)

[kushi]

yeah... oh *wow* its *actually* possible to stay straight after going to a same sex school..(hehe im just being sarcastic)
yeah, it's all good fun..you get to be more "freer" in a way..but all these hormonoes everywhere..!! estrogen all over the place hehe

[Stanislaw]

I think one aspect of mixed schools that drives people to all girl/boy schools, is the distraction of the opposite sex. Also perhaps people are more comfortable around their own sex than the opposit.

For example whenever I start talking to an atractive female, I start to sound moronic, and am at a loss for words. Perhaps their is also a lack of common grounds, where as me and the guys can talk about nuking squirels into oblivion, most women don't tend to drift into that topic of conversation.

[Scheherazade]

which is good for squirrels :D

[Stanislaw]

Before:
http://www.nhptv.org/natureworks/graphics/redsqu2.jpg
After:
http://www.utexas.edu/projects/latinoarchives/narratives/abomb.jpg

too funny!

[papayahed]

That poor defensless squirrel. What'd he ever do to you?

[Scheherazade]

*blinks*
*blinks again as blinking once too short as a message*

[Jester]

*widen eyes*

completly grossed out............... my mom used to have a pet squirrel she was telling me a story about how she and my dad went out and spent hours catching one... i'm surprised they ever did manage to catch one, could've been a mongoose though or a ferret, dont remember i think it wasa ferret now that i think about it, ill have to ask her :confused: