The Most Ridiculous Teacher Dress Codes You’ll Ever Hear!

[@laurentdesmae3628]

Heels were originally created for men ''High-heeled shoes were first worn in the 10th century as a way to help the Persian cavalry keep their shoes in their stirrups. Since then, men's heels have gone through varied cultural meanings: symbolizing high social stature, military prowess, refined fashionable taste, and the height of 'cool'.''

[@lyricbrown6609]

"I work in a school, why am I running?" Real

[@TeachersOffDutyPodcast]

Too real!

[@Kate8that]

To get to the bathroom 😂

[@cheyennemoore8380]

I just KNEW Gabe and Tyler would be bffs. I'm way too happy that I'm right.

[@TeachersOffDutyPodcast]

They definitely hit it off 🤩

[@SissieBee-i3c]

when i was in hs the girls from 9th to 12 were gathered together to tell us we needed to dress better and not look like "ladies of the night" most of us wore sweats or leggings with oversized hoodies. the teachers who called us ladies of the night had to make an apology to all of us the next morning because the school had so many calls about it

[@meerimew7741]

I was a very vocal kid. End of senior year i got stopped for dress code violation on the way from the bathroom (she actively sought me out due to teacher complaint) because, drum roll.... I had pj pants on. My entire body was covered except my hands neck and head. Yet the staff actively gave warm welcoming to other girls... I asked her how i was violating dress codes when the girls walking by had shorts so short they're only underwear and half had their labia showing? (Rule was like 1inch above knee) she got flusteree and demanded we call my parents. I told them exactly that and they laughed before coming in to talk to her and the principal. I got in trouble at home for being rude but lightly, 0 at school lol. Dress codes are just bullshit half the time

[@MrMarohlsclassroom]

At my last school, we had a pretty lax dress code. So much to a point, that a girl showed up, wearing a blanket over herself, and it turned out She was only wearing a bra and capris. She and a boy were found in the lounge doing the hanky-panky, and after that day, blankets were no longer allowed at school, no matter what. Oh, and hell yeah free the ankle!!!❤

[@eaplant]

Our guide was “if you wear it to the bar, the beach or in the bedroom - it’s most likely not appropriate for school”

[@Susan-e1c]

Love this group; can hear each voice as they don’t interrupt each other. Great topic

[@poorpluto94]

In my opinion, if you have a rule at your school that teachers can’t sit at their desk then you shouldn’t have a rule saying they can’t wear tennis shoes.

[@shadowqueen6395]

The thing I always thought was the craziest was if your shorts go above your knees or you have less then 2 inch straps on your shirt you get sent home… but the cheerleading uniforms, that girls wear to class, cover less then my underwear and have spaghetti straps. Uniforms are out if dress code but fine because they’re uniforms.

[@authenticallyadhdwithcarme2203]

I can run in any shoe, im a prek teacher. But i will protect my toenails 😅😂

[@TeachersOffDutyPodcast]

LOL 😂 Gotta protect the pedi!

[@katythriftyunder35homeowne57]

I was super preppy in high school & my best friends in the world at school were the goth/emo dressing kids. Goth people are wonderful people with big hearts who have the soul of an artist.

[@jeanettelymburner8778]

I beg to argue that those who don't dress for spirit week are NOT necessarily hated by students. There were some days I dressed for (actually bought regular PJs to wear for pajama days) but near the end of my 32 years of teaching, I stopped dressing up. I grew to not like spirit dress up days because of how disruptive the students were on dress up days. I taught 7th and 8th science and the last few years student misbehavior was out of control!! And my students, for the most part, loved me and my class!

[@tarynadams3484]

When I was teaching Elementary Art the principal said I could not wear leggings with my dresses only panty hose or bare legs.... so sexist also I was teaching k-5 if I'm sitting on my carpet with kindergarteners I'm not wanting to flash anyone... so not sure what you think that rule is doing... not only that but as an art teacher it was one of the only ways I had left to express myself. I like to wear fun leggings with art prints. I had previously been told I had to dye my hair because i had a couple blue streaks in it as well so not only did they take my hair but my leggings and what felt like my sense of self I did not last long at that school...

[@JordanShook-m3n]

My favorite panel of Teachers Off Duty. Awesome Teacher's 🤟

[@TeachersOffDutyPodcast]

Thanks for being here! 🎙️✨🤩

[@Jakeriley614]

18:13 “free the ankle” You’re welcome

[@TeachersOffDutyPodcast]

LOL 😂 Your support is appreciated 😅

[@authenticallyadhdwithcarme2203]

2. NO POCKETS ABSOLUTELY 10

[@TeachersOffDutyPodcast]

Right?! 🙃 So ridiculous!

[@authenticallyadhdwithcarme2203]

3. 1 i dont let my toes show, those lil kid hugs can take one off, ask me how i know

[@TeachersOffDutyPodcast]

Oh no 😅

[@shelbycruz5831]

When I was in high school they came out with a dress code video.. and I shit you not.. the video was entirely of what girls cannot wear. I got in school suspension because I had a quarter size hole in my jeans exactly 1 inch above my knee. I was told it could be distracting to young men… but another girl was wearing a mini skirt then looked like she was about to go clubbing.. when I pointed that out, they said “ this isn’t about her. This is about you.” Couldn’t wear certain tank tops because their shoulders could distract boys .. and one person said it might make male teachers uncomfortable

[@karakatfitness]

I was dress coded in the first grade for wearing a “muscle tank” to school. 😒 it was a tank top. On a 7 year old. So distracting.

[@GianniCordon]

The knee hitting the table was priceless the way he described it was so funny and the SEE WHAT YOU DO LESLIE made me laugh so hard

[@_SistaMai_-zr2lf]

I go to an all girls catholic private Highschool in Australia and we have pleated dresses that are our uniform but we do have sports uniform for PE. we can only have natural coloured hair (no unnatural colours such as blue or purple) hair has to always be tied up, no bracelets, no necklaces with pendants, plain white socks with shoes, no converses, vans and sleeper earrings or plain studs…..it’s a lot 😅

[@jare3959]

Technically, heels were invented originally for men. If you look at a lot of old portraits, men often posed in heeled shoes to make their legs look stronger. Women didn't adopt heels into their fashion until the 1700s, if I'm not mistaken.

[@lindamoulton1560]

I LOVE spirit week, especially with Middle School because they tend to get clever costume ideas (Like we had the alphabet going backwards one year and I wore a T-Shirt representing every letter. Which is why I have a t-shirt of a cat playing a Xylophone, a Walrus dressed like the Mona Lisa and a Zebra wearing sunglasses).

[@jabhastings3]

High heels were invented in the 10th century for men who had trouble keeping their feet in their stirrups when they rode horses.

[@_SistaMai_-zr2lf]

We need a photo of Gabe in his Cowboy outfit😂😂

[@kaymichael9185]

I wore black all through middle school and high school and I must have completely messed up the criminal thing because I had a 3.8 GPA the entire time. 😂😂😂

[@cvcubes8578]

The most crazy dress code that is what I ever been to had for students were you have to wear polo shirt and a khaki pants but the polo shirt had to be tucked in to the khaki pants and the polo shirt can only be the three colors they pick nothing else and I believe in kids get in trouble for not tucking in their shirt And to make it even more crazy about the polo shirt every single school in the district had a different set of three colors you could have where which means it wasn't coherent throughout the district the worst part is imagine as a parent moving from elementary to middle school and realizing that all the nice blue shirt that you buy for your kid last school year doesn't work because that's not one of the colors for the new school they're going to in the same district

[@kristinscobie5664]

Just found this podcast randomly. This is the 4th episode I've watched. You all are freaking hilarious!!! I've been laughing soo hard 😆 😂

[@EdgeCreed]

When I was in school, my school went thru a bunch of dress codes, from uniforms to relaxed, and then talking about uniforms again, but they kept it relaxed, And also when i was a senior, we would get away with any type of clothing such a ripped jeans, but if you had a crop top on you would still get talked to but they wouldnt make you change

[@territurner9702]

1) 10 crazy!!!! I have bunions and "dress" shoes hurt 2) 10 crazy!!! As long as all the bits are covered...we good!!

[@DhaniNMarie]

I had an all-black, emo, Hot Topic phase in middle and high school. I was the happiest and most outgoing person the school knew. I did have slight issues with my mental health but it was just social anxiety and sensory issues due to my autism. So yeah, the girls who wear goth clothes or platform combat boots or anime shirts aren't all struggling with mental health issues, and it's usually their attitudes, not the clothes, that show what's up

[@JessicaNWheeler]

"Don't do that" thanks for clarifying not to actually punch the superintendent in the face. Lmao

[@lou1012]

Tbh I get it when teachers and students don't do spirit week. School can be draining and spirit week themes can take some time and prep, and thats easier for some people than others

[@notaraventoolate]

God I don’t know that I even would have paid those hairstylists. That’s awful. Take a recording of your kids making fun of you and send it to them 😢

[@shonawhiddon892]

Only 3 toes… Such a ridiculous rule, so I’m pushing boundaries. Is this 3 out of 10 or 3 on one foot or 2 on the right & 1 on the left? Oh the possibilities!😂 (20 year veteran teacher, voluntarily retired)

[@xkaykay420xx]

My question is also how do you not show your other toes with open toe shoes? Everyone has different shaped feet so that rule sounds literally impossible. Honestly a rule of no open toe shoes and only closed toe sounds reasonable to me. Then you can't stub your toe and no one can step on them or hurt them... gotta protect my toes lol and then I don't have to worry about ever having a good pedicure all the time :)

[@claudiaescobar1056]

I LOST IT with the "Free the ankles" situation 😂 haven't stopped laughing since! Lmao Also the "what can 3 toes do that 4 toes can't"..... I'm done! 😂😂😂

[@billyriedel6449]

As someone who loves wearing suits, even I agree you shouldn’t require teachers to wear them.

[@adeleennis2255]

I was teaching in Korea and we weren’t supposed to wear “outside shoes.” I was seeing an orthopedist for an Achilles injury. He had to write a note to let me keep sneakers in my desk because wearing the typical slides/slippers was aggravating to my injury.

[@CreamySaucy]

we call those toes.....cliffhangers LOL

[@theartofcrime1068]

I had a friend who would be full decked out black emo and was the happiest friendly person I knew.

[@giuliaciaccia350]

absolutely love the kill tony shout out lollllll

[@elishevaadler9575]

Tutu and teacher tshirt for the first day of school! Love dressing up!

[@jevans1873]

"Full time idiot"! That is now going to be added to my vocabulary. As in "Don't be a full time idiot!" Thanks for that, Tyler!

[@adeleennis2255]

I worked at a high school in China as an EFL teacher. I taught senior 1 (sophomores) while my dorm neighbor taught senior 2 (juniors). She had a very eclectic look that often included local ethnic clothing. Her students loved it. At the end of the school year the principal asked her if she could wear more “Western” clothes. She had those kind of clothes, but preferred local clothing. The last couple weeks of school she dressed in her “Western” clothes. The students asked her what was wrong that she didn’t want to wear Chinese clothes anymore. We tended to be honest with our students so she told them the principal had asked her to stop wearing Chinese clothes. Those kids had over 200 rules they had to follow. Any infractions could cost them points for getting into university. This was a boarding school, so the students stayed there all week, only going home on the weekends. They were not allowed to shower more than once during the week. I had students that would try to sneak out of my class to go shower. This class tended to break rules and my English class was not their focus. For these few who were not going to pass their English exams, I looked the other way when they”snuck out” to shower. I figured their hygiene was important too. The few classes I saw them for were not going to get them up to National English test standards when I had taught fourth graders with better English language skills.

[@3nor1ax]

i love tyler man

[@susanwilson1624]

My last school changed spirit week every year. Financially I could not keep up

[@HeidiBuss-pd8cw]

I started teaching in 1988, and we had to wear skirts or dresses five days a week. I switched schools in 1993 and we could wear slacks, blouses and nice shoes. In 2001 I taught in an alternative High School and we could wear jeans, T-shirts and gym shoes. In 2010 the school board passed a strict dress code. We could not wear jeans, T-shirts or sneakers. Shirt collars could graze the collar bone but not go farther down, no sneakers were allowed, tight pants were prohibited, skirt/dresses should be no shorter than above the knee. Why? The school board was planning to make and enforce a stronger dress code for students the following year. The school board wanted the teacher's dress code to be stricter than students.

[@JameeMiller]

When I was in high school, we had a dress code situation/debate regarding messaging on graphic T-shirts. I graduated HS in ‘99 and Marilyn Manson was hitting it big (and ruffling a lot of feathers). There were some students (let’s call them group A) receiving dress code violations for wearing MM (and other similar artists) shirts to school and were being forced to change or turn their shirts inside out because other students (Group B) found the Manson shirts offensive. Group A countered by saying that if they were required to change their shirt some kid in Group B found a Manson T-shirt offensive to his/her personal beliefs, then any student that was wearing a shirt with any kind of Christian message on it should also required to change as they (Group A) found the messages on those were just as offensive to their own personal beliefs as MM was to Group B. They argues that the rules needed to be fair to all students (not just those whose beliefs aligned with your own). I grew up in a small town in the Bible Belt which was obviously a large role in the debate but I would be interested to know if anyone else has experienced similar situations.

[@TheDarkOne_Rumplestiltskin]

My middle school didn’t have a dress code. The only code was don’t come to school in a bikini. My English teacher came to school in a pantsuit with a satin green shirt underneath and really tall heels.

[@krisskye4678]

I sweat circulating the class and being near the smartboards. I am constantly taking off my sweaters. I don't wear dress shirts.

[@karterslife8356]

Former student story I will die on the hill of dress codes are stupid. Both of my middle schools had a "no joggers" rule. At my second middle school, We had a spirit day where we had to wear camo. The only camo I owned was a pair of cargo pants that had elastic in the ankles. I got sent to the office before the second bell for class to start even rang. My mom literally had to drive from work(which was an hour away) all the way home to bring me pants. A year later, I got dress codes for a dress that was an inch too short on the sides... ON THE SIDES. They refused to let me call my mom to have her bring me different clothes. I had to wear the school issued , hardly ever washed, property of (school name) shirt and sweats.

[@karterslife8356]

I wrote my SAT essay about dress codes and my view on them and got a perfect 5 score.

[@fortified]

High heels were actually a fashion statement for high-class Western European men, who were inspired by the masculinity of the Persian calvary (and their heeled shoes for riding). Like most fashion at the time, it ended up "trickling down" to women when skirt hems went up to ANKLE LENGTH and their shoes could actually be seen. Eventually, after the two world wars, the decline of the nobility, and the rise of the working-class man, high-heels found a place in the woman's sex industry. Except now the heels were higher so that woman's leg muscles had be used when wearing them, giving the legs a "sexier" shape. This cemented them in modern fashion as a sign of ideal femininity even outside of the bedroom. Wearing them in a professional setting is, however, a remnant of the push and pull of woman's rights in the later half of the 20th century to today as well as fashion trends throughout the decades. Hope this helps! Also, flip-flop high heels exist. Not sure where they fall on the list of acceptable shoes, but I know that shorter women tend to prefer them and I did have a proctor once who jumped down from the top of a desk while wearing them. Surprised she didn't hurt herself, tbh.

[@theplatycorn]

#1. 10: I am running kids down daily. I am not doing this in dress shoes. #2. 10: No pockets?!?! get out of here! #3. 2: doesn't matter to me, never wear sandals or open toe shoes ever. #4. 5: I like polos and short sleeves. But Ill rock a long sleeve dress shirt too. #5. 10: Fight me I love my jeans. #6. 5: I have had the same haircut forever. But I do a facial hair change throughout the year. But I understand that some folks like changing their hair every week. #7. 10: aaa no pants suits. #8. 1: I don't care about jewelry. That is just weird. #9. 10: crazy rule let them express what ever way they want.

[@IceNixie0102]

Gabe, immediately making it clear he doesn't teach Geography: Not in the continental US! Except that they've been to Hawai'i and Canada, neither of which is the continental US.

[@sidneysumner3714]

“YOU JUST TOOK THE SENTENCE OUT OF MY THROAT!” 💀💀💀 Oh believe me I’m gonna use that one in the future 😂

[@nicolem7027]

She is so me lmao says something questionably violent then says I’m not violent 🫠🫠💀💀

[@kimberlybenne1121]

I’m sorry too many kids with head lice I’m having my hair up thank you very much

[@MummaBear]

In the UK we say, as long as you can't see up it, through it or down it.

[@jesskate1991]

Shoe wise, we have to have a shoe that has an ankle strap (to ensure shoe doesn’t come off - OH&S) so I wear sandals but there are staff who are required to wear certain shoes (science, wood tech, food tech etc)

[@MummaBear]

UK teachers are suited and booted. All children have a strict uniform, A tye, blazer ect. It's only recently they have been allowed to wear Nike air force 1's.

[@estrella9944]

Mr.J I don’t have a fancy fridge either. Try not to be to upset 😅

[@KatCaspian]

At my school the only really enforced dress code rule (other than dress appropriately) is no sweat pants and it’s the best thing ever. We have certain areas (mainly for the older students) that you are not allowed to enter if you wear your sweatpants. It has to do with the moral of we’re here to be productive and awake and that won’t work if you’re wearing your pjs and you won’t be doing that at your workplace most likely so get used to it (to be fair I’m at a gymnasium in Germany; so the “highest” form of high school where they basically put all of the students that are more likely to go to university and study there)

[@christianpellegrin2102]

Not a teacher but at my high-school we had uniforms Navy,Red or white polo like shirts and khakis

[@501Southerntwang]

i work at a learning center if i had to wear dress shoes how would i be able to chase after the little gremlins that run out of the rooms

[@1DLouisTIsMeLuv]

This is my favorite group!!! But I’ve loved everyone I’ve seen come on here!

[@kennaharvey990]

I AM SO HAPPY YOU GUYS ARE COMING TO IL IT IS MY DREAM TO SEE YOU GUYS. CANT WAIT!!!!!

[@jessicahill456]

Hey Gabe, thanks for the shoutout !!! #SKOL

[@kierracooper5843]

Down here in the south we dress like a cowboy every Friday 😂 I would’ve took you more seriously

[@authenticallyadhdwithcarme2203]

High heels have a long history with many uses, including:   Stability while riding In the 10th century, Persian cavalry soldiers began wearing high-heeled shoes to keep their feet in stirrups and to shoot arrows more effectively. The modern cowboy boot is a direct descendant of this tradition.   Upper-class status In ancient Egypt, wearing heels was a sign of wealth.  Keeping feet clean In the 16th century, European streets were dirty with sewage and garbage, so men and women wore heels to keep their feet clean.  Ceremonial purposes In ancient Egypt, high heels were worn for ceremonial purposes, as depicted in murals.  Military prowess In the 17th century, European aristocrats adopted heels as a symbol of virility and military prowess. King Louis XIV passed an edict in 1670 that only nobility could wear heels.  Salsa and rumba In the early 1900s, Cuban heels became popular as men's shoes for dancing salsa and rumba. They eventually became popular for women as well.

[@amysettle85]

Also flip flops because they get very slick if anything liquid drops on the floor.

[@jamiersher5131]

Yeah, I figure they also want to avoid having open toes to prevent injury in case something were to fall on your foot, get stepped on, or hit your foot into something. I know that's the reason most work places so no open toes shoes especially if they have to be OSHA compliant.

[@brve_he4rt29]

The all black dress code stipulation is wild. When I heard about it I thought the same ...black looks good and when you've got 3 or 4 colors to mix and match...sometimes kids just like black(dress code schools)

[@pheee3191]

You guys should do a teachers aid episode:)

[@dkeener314]

What pants don't have pockets??

[@NSP05]

About a zillion pairs of pants in the women's section of the store.

[@Lil-Dragon]

Women's section has so many fake pockets/just none at all.

[@Merannda]

The dress code is okay in my school. No crop tops, no shorts that goes past your fingers, no tank tops that dont past the two finger rule and nothing that has bad words, middle fingers or anything like that. But i swear they dont even care bout it- well let me rephrase that, they dont care when its the popular kids. My bff got in trouble for you shorts but a popular girl in our same grade the same day didn't get dress coded even tho her's were up higher then my bffs. Its so stupid.

[@redflamearrow7113]

You are right about why high heels were 'invented'. It was a sexual thing.

[@jabhastings3]

No. They were invented for men so that they could keep their feet in the stirrups when they rode horses.

[@edieo7796]

I just bought a refrigerator without an icemaker. I rarely use ice. 😁

[@Analova909]

My school has no dress code (for everyone teachers and students) one of my teachers came in a full latex suit and nobody complained so to me those dress code are crazy in top of being futile (you can also sometimes see girls in bikini top and booty shorts when it’s summer)

[@ashleyn8735]

The Mormon joke was funny because like, as someone who is actively trying to leave the church, it isn’t too far off. People get so upset about the stereotypes of the Mormon church, but they’re mostly accurate😅

[@jadensmith7186]

My schools dress code was where whatever you want but if staff thinks its inappropriate then it will go to the student board and the studints will decide if its inappropriate or not and what the punishment will be if it is

[@piki_starz1287]

Black clothes in Australia in summertime is a no go you will get heat exhaustion. In winter time is fine to wear

[@artisticanna5275]

You guys should do an episode about student teachers

[@caitlinboycher8596]

You will pry my sandals and pockets out of my cold dead hands. I absolutely refuse to bow down to someone taking my comfy stuff. When nc isn’t sitting at the bottom in state pay and instead goes above the top 25% line I might reconsider. Until then, I dictate what I wear to the school and I don’t particularly care what someone might have to say. What are they gonna do? Fire me? They would need 3 people to fail at what I can do.

[@latoyaa.5947]

I was told that heels were made for made for men of status and the higher status he has, the higher the heel.

[@bjm0120]

I have the same sleeve problem with off the rack long sleeves, so I always push them up to my elbows, when people ask about it I pull one sleeve down for a moment and they always drop it after that. I also don't like collars tight around my neck and I hate ties so I wear them for as short a time as possible, strangely though I'm ok with turtlenecks.

[@grandmasterturtle4754]

I remember a middle school teacher that on the last day of spirit week for the homecoming game she would put her hair in a mohawk. One year her Mohawk was so big she had to lean her hair out the sunroof on the way to school.

[@lmacks1031]

My school we can wear whatever as long as it is appropriate. I think admins and office staff have to dress more professional

[@thormaxximus]

Yo I love gabe lmao that switch to emo was perfect

[@daniellemitchell3118]

My old district in another state didn't have one. However, my current school does. We can only wear black, white, charcoal gray, navy, and royal blue. They must be solid, with no prints/patterns. I don't have a problem with the colors. Blue is my favorite color. But I have a lot of black and white pieces, like houndstooth etc. I can't wear them. Nothing with writing on it unless it's the school logo. However, I have pushed the envelope by wearing dove gray instead of charcoal gray. I have worn black / white t-shirts with Black History or Women's History Months written on them. On May 21st, I wear my black Biggie Smalls shirt and on June 16th, my black Tupac shirt. Neither has words on them, but I sometimes wear a button down shirt over them.😉 Not allowed to wear sweat pants or leggings, and I heard in the past that they used to not let people wear tights. But now, if you wear a dress or a shirt past your hips, you can wear it. Every few months, they send a mass email out that there are people not following the dress code. It's usually a few people but we all get shamed. I wish they would just email the people they have a problem with directly. The last time we were sent a mass email, I was reflecting on if I had done something thecday in question. We're not supposed to wear sneakers. Well, I wear Sketchers because I'm old, voluptuous 😊, and diabetic and I need my feet to be comfortable. So, I had my doctor write me a note becayse I didn't want them to come for me. Then, a couple of months later, HR revised the dress code for K-12 to say that if you want to wear sneakers, you need to provide a doctor's note. Wild! I guess, I'm a trendsetter.😁

[@HaydenBennett-rh4io]

At my school Wolfe county Kentucky we can’t have hats or hoods and shorts can’t be 4 inches above the knee and you can’t have holes on the thigh of your pants

[@karenpietrantonio796]

"Full time idiot" - I'm dead!

[@kelleylynn7857]

My favorite Spirit day is always fashion train wreck day.

[@angelicafigueroa0221]

Fishing for clout Has he ever done a Tik Tok with Jerry Trainer, Spencer from iCarly? Because he's giving major Spencer vibes

[@RealExoFangz_0917]

Love the podcast!!❤❤❤

[@TeachersOffDutyPodcast]

Thank you so much for your support! 🤩🎙️✨

[@savannah1219]

In my school they said that girls couldn’t wear jackets around skirts because they thought we use that to cover up the fact we are wearing short skirts when most of the time it’s because it’s hot and we have a jacket because it was cold in the morning, (I live in AZ btw(

[@501Southerntwang]

one school i went to we had to wear uniforms you know the awful feeling polos khakis or navy blue pants/ khaki or navy blue dress that you wore over the polo shirt, we couldnt wear red polos becuase red was a gang color

[@buttons3779]

For the haircut one, what about teachers that get cancer and are going through chemo?!

[@queenredfromthequeencity]

Open toe heels vs peep toe heels is what the three toe showing rule is supposed to address. It still doesn't make sense

[@rachelheusey5784]

I can’t break up a fight in heels.

[@rachelheusey5784]

Back in the day showing ankles was a tease. Lol

[@livingsatisfied1997]

Mr. J chaos is my fav 😂😂😂