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Please read the FULL CONTEXT under the poll block BEFORE voting. â Do you think it's a violation of one's autonomy when a school teacher cuts students' hair without their consent, against their will?
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Full context from the submitter: when I was in high school, our school had a strict hair policy for both boys and girls. Boys have to have this specific hairstyle. Girls' hair length cannot be longer than blah blah blah. Every month on a specific date we have to let our teachers check our hair to see if it's acceptable. But sometimes teachers will just randomly check any day they want, with no heads up, during morning assembly before classes start. If they see that your hair is too long (girl) or if it's not in the correct style (boy) they will use a pair of scissors to cut it right then and there. BUT they never cut it so that it's "correct and acceptable" again. They cut it so that it's ugly â and students are humiliated because morning assembly is public, every student is there â and then we will have to have it fixed at a salon ourselves after school. If we don't fix it by the next day, there will be a punishment. I'm not U.S. based but apparently this is very common for most schools in my country, even today. Parents are okay with it because "it's always been this way since forever and they went through the same thing when they were kids / teenagers too".
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Iâm Thai. Went to high school in Thailand and yes, this happens (still is happening today) and is super normalized.
Our culture really really really revolves around respecting the elders, teachers and parents â and teachers are literally worshipped as some kind of saints, *because they teach you things so you must always respect and be grateful to them* which is pretty funny because our country treats them as though they teach students for free and werenât paid to do so as their literal job lmao
Anyway if youâre wondering what does being respectful to elders and teachers have anything to do with this? Well itâs because weâre taught â and itâs rooted deep in our culture â to never question or challenge anything teachers, elders or parents do, because we must always respect and be grateful to them.
So if a teacher cuts your hair in front of your classmates, you deserve it because you broke the rules (the hair policy) and you must be punished *so that you grow up to be a responsible adult who knows how to follow the rules*.
I am not excusing it because itâs stupid and yes it is a violation of our autonomy. And no, students donât actually deserve it. I didnât deserve it. But I thought you might be interested in understanding why my country does it and why itâs normalized and seen as okay (even though itâs not).
That said, we mostly just laughed and joked about it when I was in high school. And teachers werenât physically abusing us beside the stupid hair cutting thing, which is not physical abuse, I can see how it can be a form of abuse, but itâs not physical at least.
We still laughed and joked with the teachers too. Yes, we laughed and joked with our teachers too, and we were comfortable with them to tell them about our problems â and teachers would actually help us, protect us and keep us safe. So they werenât these power-hungry evils. Because teachers mostly just do what our culture has taught us all, including them, to do.
And I genuinely believe that our teachers donât think theyâre violating our autonomy. They just do what they believe will help us grow up to be responsible and successful adults. Again following rules and being respectful to elders/teachers/parents are very important to our culture.
I am NOT defending any of this. Just give you my perspective and an insight of whatâs going on as someone who went through it. High school was overall still a good experience for me and I actually miss it, I miss my classmates and my teachers too, even with these stupid rules.
And teachers werenât evils even though they were assholes for what they did to our hair and our autonomy. I can say this because I went through it, I know my teachers and I know the difference between âpublicly humiliating kids because youâre a sadist sick fuckâ and âdisciplining kids who broke the rules to teach them consequences of breaking the rules and help them be more responsible moving forwardâ.
STILL a fucked up method when you violate someoneâs autonomy, sure. But I can understand that my teachers meant well and they did what they thought was right, they did what our culture taught them and me.

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i hear the laugh of someone i love, i find god. the setting sun fills my room, i find god. i eat fresh strawberries off the vine, i find god. someone rests their head on my shoulder, i find god.
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