In primary school uniform was optional, so some days I wore my uniform and other days I wore what I wanted. In my final year of primary school they implemented a compulsory uniform, then at intermediate and at college I had to wear a uniform. I actually liked having a uniform, though because then I didn't have to worry about what I had to wear the next day.

No. lol

Yeah, in primary school and secondary school. Idk how to translate that in American terms but from the beginning of my school career to when I was sixteen

No, thankfully. Ain't no one got time for that

No

Luckily we dont have this stupid rule here so no

Yeah, until I was sixteen. My kindergarten uniform was TRAGIC tho, it was literally a striped dress for both boys and girls. I throw mine under a car when my mom wasn't looking and told the nuns that I couldn't seem to find it

In early highschool I used to wear a jacket or something so even if I was wearing the uniform, I wouldn't be looking the same as the rest of the class. But in late HS I actually found the new uniform cool so I just wore it everyday.

Yeah and I hated it.

Yes and i hated it so much Lucky americans.

Uniform is mandatory here Private & Public

Yes.

Yes

thank god I'm starting collage in September

Yeah and I've worn it a few times since

Some guy I was sleeping with had a fetish for it. I hope that doesn't count as propagating pedophilia. In my head I was like "I hope we're pretending I'm a senior, and I'm not in like 7th grade."

It's a Catholic school uniform too lmao

Not in elementary but in high school yes (theres no middle school where im from). I dont mind it, the colours are navy blue and white. It makes picking an outfit way easier in the morning, you have 4 possible combinations, thats it. Once a month they have a day where they let you wear your own clothes for like 2 bucks and since pretty much everyone does it they make like almost $3000 each time They donate the money to some random charity. I pity some people who have uniforms with ties on them, ours are at least comfortable.

Yup. At least you didn't have to worry about what you were gonna wear.