When I think how difficult it must have been for the boys I went to high school with in the late 1970s, when I (and many other girls) wore cut-off jeans and tube tops WITHOUT EVEN A BRA LET ALONE A BRA STRAP, I just weep.
How come as a bisexual girl I didn't get to get my classmates in trouble for being distractingly beautiful, both the boys and the girls?
Could it be because my eyes and my schoolwork were my own responsibility and not theirs?
Obviously today's teenage boys, and only the boys, must be much weaker than I was, to need protection from girls' bra straps. (Even the ones who aren't into girls, apparently.)
argh, this makes me so mad I can only express it in sarcasm.
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branchandroot
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Date: 2017-06-09 01:04 pm (UTC)My heart bleeds for these poor distracted boys.
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Date: 2017-06-10 01:44 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2017-06-10 05:44 am (UTC)Could it be because my eyes and my schoolwork were my own responsibility and not theirs?
Obviously today's teenage boys, and only the boys, must be much weaker than I was, to need protection from girls' bra straps. (Even the ones who aren't into girls, apparently.)
argh, this makes me so mad I can only express it in sarcasm.