Sweetie I do agree with you but,how come you. went to convent school and didn't learn that the word hair doesn't have any plural...Hairs is wrong english.
Ask me I was brading kneeling down in the assembly hall it was worst feeling 😭 it was less embarassing though as my friend was also with me brading next to me 😆
Same...i too cried at that time. I was holding back my tear for so long while doing the hair and then my teacher call me out saying " You're such a good girl, why are you doing this"
Same happened in my convent school ...but one day principal asked to fold our hair knot ...then next when she saw us like that she told not fold bcz we were looking so funny
@@manaspradhan8041 def they also tell boys to cut short hairs, I'm not trying to make competition btw male and female that's been happening in social media nowadays, but tbh there are more restrictions for us girls, like to make braids, to not even wear damn lipbalm or even earrings or have long nails i mean how will these things distract boys in class? What does that even have to relation with studies? Whereas our female teachers are all allowed to wear lipstick and heavy makeup, just let us girls be girls yk😭
@@itsartventureman it's just stupid they just do it to feel superior or honestly there is no logic behind that because u can't control a child after 10th standard it's fact believe it or not. They should learn from their mistakes probhiting them will only make them wose
@@Pandeyziipandit no like as a 2nd year college student , let me tell you my class teacher made a damn group and added our parents just to complaint about us if we do something like WTFFF 💀😭😭
Story time. It's my first time studying in a convent school, in 11th grade. So, a few months ago, one day, suddenly the 'discipline coordinators' just popped up in our class and starting inspecting everyone. Now there was one guy sitting in the front, and was wearing a smart watch (apparently he was also a first timer in this school like me so he didn't know the rules nicely) and one of the discipline coordinators asked him, "Will your brain increase if you wear this? No right. Give me it to me. Take it during departure time." And then after a while, the coordinator came to me and told me why I didn't braid my hair (apparently a single braid is enough in our school but mine is too short to braid), and told me to braid it from the next day. As he just turned back to leave my bench, I replied, "Sir will I become a maths genius if I braid my hair?" Best moment that day.
I am studying convent school for 11 yrs now. And I'm extremely grateful for the fact that the sisters and teachers are understanding. They don't enforce rules on us which is one of the main reasons I love my school.
Opposite 😪 I am an all rounder in my whole class but i have study on my own because this gross school really doesn't teach you anything only programs and programs 😒 and also they insult hindu and muslim gods . I am not a christian but i found this very hurtful 😢
@@drutie_Short- I feel bad for how the schools (like the one u mentioned) hurt the religious sentiments of their students, I wish for the rules to be reformed in these schools🥺
Ngl it was. I remember being called crooked by a sister when I was having a fever. She really did hate us. Calling us prostitutes for even breathing the same air as boys.
Yes. Otherwise children always put much concentration on their hair.. twist hairs. .. no schl asks to cut hair.. but put their plats tight n short.. even my mother used to fold four layers as my hair is too long. 😅😅
@@แสงจันทร์-ฒ8ณ That is what you can't represent your culture here, what is wrong with putting mehendi, how does it hinder your studies. Waste schools
Same it happened with me and I was like now I am tired of this shit and the next day I just said I have stiches in my head so I can't braid them and.... bro it's a logic sense how can you braid in a boy cut still they ask me to do it like two braids 🥴🤌🏻
I had boy cut hair and since they couldn't force me to plait my hairz they would harass me to wear hairclips or hair bands. Hairbands were so painful. I had to use hair pins with ribbon-bows on it😢
Convents are the best schools ..i too have studied and what we are today is because of this lovely schools ..convent schools are a big contributers in India's growth story...❤❤❤
This is humiliation for some girls like they get insecure about their looks why can't teachers understand that it's too short and they don't think about how we are feeling all day.
@@dhanashreemilindtodankar3432omg that's terrible man the school I went to wasn't so pressed the teachers were kinda cool well not really they didn't care as long as we looked disciplined in from of our principal we did have braids
But there is no reason to cry na , If your hair is able to braid and is long enough to fold . Right ?? Like I don't see why there's a problem in making folded plaits. It will protect the hair only . 😅
Watching this took me back to my class 9th exams. I had a Hindi teacher just like this who seemed to dislike everyone. I remember struggling to make 2 plates with my hair, dealing with typhoid-induced hair fall. The whole exam was a challenge, and she didn't make it any easier. Convents can be tough.
So real, I studied in a convent school & back then there was corporal punishment practiced in schools, God I remember how my headmistress used to check nails with a wooden stick 😢
The best thing about plaiting the hair and tying it up like that was our whole school had girls with long hair upto the waist at least and longer . We have very fond memories of studying in a convent school .
Because they need to look at us ugly just just because no boys will see us and we can have no distraction and study this is the explanation they gave ❤🩹😭
No it's not judging, these are rules for school uniform, it takes care of hygiene, smart looks and makes sure students look and dress similar irrespective of differences in cultural and financial backgrounds, so that focus could be on education, personal development, personal hygiene and physical education. In schools boys and girls go through same standards apart from girls wearing a tunic vs boys wearing pants.
Victim card for no reason. I had to cut my hair short when I was in school too. In fact a lot of dudes had to. Being disciplined is not the same as being judged.
that is government school because literally they can tie they hair any way they like i go to a private school and i always tied my hair without folding the plaits and the teacher would always scold me but i would not listen.
I had studied in convent school and had kept boy cut for 14 years. The sisters were so done with me 😂 when they asked me to tie at the slightest growth I would trim it on the spot 😂😂😂
The sisters in my school are damn of an evil nun. The moment they walk in the hallway, everyone runs to their class 😂 (Edit- SISTER I AM FINALLY A BIT FAMOUSZZ)
even though i studied in Convent from 1to 7th standard in Karnataka. the sisters are very strict in discipline and i am very proud that i studied in that convent. And my handwriting both in Kannada, English and Hindi are good because of them....Once again thank you sisters you people are made me a Good Gentle men in society. 🙏😊
That's actually the point of our education system...see every child is not the same...they just want to show the morality that they are teaching discipline but some students because of this behavior getting trauma from school....u need to be happy not some ideal person from society
😂😂😂😂 i remembered my school days even my hair was short like that and we were asked to tie the plets up ..we looked like joker..all my cousins used to laugh at me
I was in a convent school from class nursery to class 1st Now finally I am out of that jail and I am studying in a private school GD Goenka Public School delhi Vasant Kunj My old convent school was “OLS”in Himachal kullu It’s full form is ‘Our Lady Of Snow School I was bullied in that convent school😢
I understand you I'm from Himachal and some of the catholic authorities here are very strict and slutshame and bully girls in schools and colleges. Glad you got out of here it's depressing.
Mate if you thought catholicism is a liberal form of life, then you are wrong @pagalaurat Actually if you go to a muslim school, you are expected to follow their rules. In a hindu school, their own rules. Just like that, follow your rules in your Catholic school too. Even in non convent school, such kind of rules are made. As a boy, we are allowed to have only 1 type of haircut in our school
I don't know why everyone's laughing and joking around that how traumatizing it was? In my pov, this is utterly DISGUSTING the way school used to (and still does) do freakin partiality towards girl's, and those teachers would literally embarrass the students just to satisfy their ego! For example, this video. They think (and say) we're trying to be supermodel's getting ready for Runways just by having our hair in normal ponytail or two platted braids. They would literally HUMILIATE the girl in front of other students by making them open their hairs and do it again all the while letting their mouth flows rivers of gutter to the girl They would literally bully tf Out of you JUST cuz you applied a lipbalm cuz ur damn lips crack, but no according to them we do it for attention! "Your skirt is too short" "Why aren't your hair's in a braid, this is school not a fashion show" "Why have you applied lip balm?, Come with me to the principles office" And we as a naive student do what we see! If a entire freaking nation would see all this toxicity for whole 12+ year's they would OBVIOUSLY think it's completely normal and okay to do that, so the moment the grow up and see someone wearing makeup/revealing clothes/ or talking to boys then they say, she's basically an attention wh*re! Why? Cuz They've SAW their elders do it! No wonder why Indian students get tf Outta their country to get education the moment they finish their 12th! Goodness there's so much i wanna say... deeply wishing for a miracle to happen to this country! 💔
Ikr, I'm studying in a convent school and not only me but all of my friends are planning to study abroad because of this. All of us are tired of this. Convent school are no different than a damn prison.
so true u have wrote my heart out....my childhood was spoiled due to this girl's convent...and my child is also is same convent I thought now things must have changed but from Day 1 u was wrong this Mf won't change....I do t want my kid to go thru same shit so again am Changing her school.... when we go to complain aby teacher even principal will yell and humiliate u. they talk of manner whn themselves have none how to talk to patents. all respect they have is for their religion and not anything else ...hope they rote in hell...modrfkrs
In my school they say to plaid it, and like the good thing is that we don't have to turn it. So yeah in my school we can make a pony if the hair is too short.
It was my in 9th standard and our sister has seen me tie my hair down through the window she waited until the class is done, rebuked me😅 and asked me to go and get it done,when i replied i dont know how to do she told to take help from the helpers..and asked me to come with in minutes and waited until i came back tied up like a bald fellow😂school days were the best... Missionary schools never compromise on discipline
Sisters are incredible craziest person inspite they are very humble,kind,and good nature They show there quality to poor people only but for for us the girls she is the most craziest person ever. Thank you
I remember this, one day the teachers got so fed up they made us make a queue and did our pleats like this themselves, many of us were crying while i was just standing happily coz i didn't know how to do it myself😂
I also went to convent schl , there were few very strict rules but it wasn't like this , i remember sister once told us girls that look stylish is okay but in a disciplined way your body language, confidence and groomed , ironed uniform is enough you don't need to wear short skirt and have open hair .... I'm glad to meet all the sisters in our schl , i use to be afraid of them in my lkg and junior classes cuz of her strictness and severe punishment
@@rebekahspencertutorials134no dummy, its frustration of years cause they have to live lesser than peasants while priests are free and can roll around in luxury cars costing 20 lakhs and so on. The nuns release their frustration on kids in schools colleges and hostels.
@@rebekahspencertutorials134 maybe ... But the way she wore her hair was not out of discipline... You little chipmunk. 😌 (Ps: I love chipmunks... Wasn't trying to offend you)
Who said she's jealous. It got more to do with being Indian. I've changed many schools and cities throughout my childhood. All schools were just as strict as my experience in the convent school. Indians schools are too uptight.
Yeah I studied in both kannada and English medium in both schools teachers used to tell me to tie my hair it was below my ear how can plait or pony . They never understand.
I wasn't part of any Convent school, but my class teacher did this to me in my 9th grade. She asked me to plait it and I obviously didn't know how to do it, she asked me to bring the ribbons the next day and said she would plait it herself. I was a stubborn and troublesome kid, got the ribbons the next day, and handed it over to the teacher. So, then teacher who's pissed now tried to put ribbons on my hair in the middle of the class, so while she managed to put one plait up, and started doing the second one, the first one immediately fell off and she struggled to keep the second one. After that long 15 mins drama and horrible plaits, I walked back to my desk just to see both the plaits falling apart and the whole class laughing 😂😂including myself. And after that, never again, I put any plaits on my hair. 😂
Woah!! Girl, faced the same issue recently....and my tecaher was so stubborn that she even tied bunch of plastic rubbers to put my braids up becoz ribbons weren't enough💀 still she failed🤡....yrrr kya milta h chotti uppar krne se?! As if ki chotiyaan humare haath pakad lengi aur hume padhne nhi dengi 🙄😑
Convent schools are not less than any jail. I still remember that girl with the client hair and that to short like shoulder length. Her hairs were very thick and she used to take an hour doing her hairs only.
I used to have a history teacher and for some unknown reason she keeps humiliating me. She would passed me the most racists comments and also hit me with an iron ruler 📏 And it went on and on till I started to think of taking my own life. But I would always hold back when I see my parents. It’s been more than 10 years I have forgiven her silently but there are still some things I can’t recover from. She works as a principal in some school now. I pray that her students are treated well.
Sooo true soo relatable....where all children from the other school go with desirable hairstyles curly and rolls etc we do not do anything.......if we are not tieing the ribbon know it is like a big acuse and but still with so much love,discipline ,the attitude and the English accent everything are like adorable......❤
We had a principal in our school one time... She had all the girls tie and fold their hair up till it doesn't touch our shoulders... It was an absolute nightmare for long haired girls and girls with layered cut... It was a hell of inconvenience since the strands would irritate the ears and neck (it wasn't a convent school...) While she would come to school with open flying around crazy hair and bright lipsticks... I still think she was jello over long hairs since she had crazy frizzy just below shoulder hair... It was such a relief when she transferred... The very next day everyone reverted back to normal braids
My friend who had migraine used to get headache from wearing hair bands(migraine can be triggered by a lot of unexpected stuffs) and she told our headmistress to consider that(literally on our final months of school) sister said the migraine is your problem not mine you have to wear one no matter what🤡👍
*I need to point a few things here* The issue of convent teachers in India prescribing specific dress codes and hairstyles for girls can be perceived as potentially exploitative due to its implications on individual freedoms and rights. Such directives might be seen as a form of social control, infringing upon the personal autonomy of students. In democratic societies, the right to individual expression is valued, and any imposition on personal appearance can be interpreted as a restriction on these fundamental liberties. This raises questions about the balance between maintaining order within educational institutions and respecting the rights of students as citizens in a democratic framework. The Indian Constitution guarantees certain fundamental rights to its citizens, and issues related to dress codes and personal appearance in educational institutions can be examined in this context. Articles 14, 15, and 21 of the Constitution are particularly relevant. 1. *Equality under Article 14:* Any discriminatory treatment based on gender in prescribing dress codes could be challenged as a violation of the right to equality. 2. *Non-discrimination under Article 15:* Article 15 prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth. If dress codes disproportionately affect one gender, it might be challenged under this article. 3. *Right to Privacy under Article 21:* Article 21 ensures the right to life and personal liberty, and the Supreme Court has interpreted this to include the right to privacy. Imposing specific dress codes could be seen as an intrusion into personal choices and, thus, a violation of the right to privacy. While educational institutions have the right to maintain discipline, any rules imposed must be reasonable, not arbitrary, and should not infringe upon the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution. Balancing individual freedoms with institutional requirements is a delicate task that requires careful consideration within the constitutional framework.
This is exactly my school story. On top of that no earings, no nose pins, no kajal, skirt and socks length was defined too, must wear knee length shorts underneath skirt. But that's how we learned the difference between discipline and partying.
And then came the Burkah brigade in Karnataka, in name of religious freedom demanded allowing whole burkah inside the class😅, tye reason is there are male teachers,peon at school.All This in a hot sunny aweaty😢tropical climate of coastal region . Black colour ones too for extra heat absorption.
Oh this reminded me of what i did when our principal told us to start putting our hair in two plaits. I had very long hair, it reached around hip and i looked very bad in two plaits and it affected my self-esteem and confidence but i still did it. Then one day our senior incharge told us to fold it. I refused so she told me that if i didnt do it, she would punish me. Well that was the end of it, i knew my mother would never let me have a haircut so i cut it in a weird shaggy short haircut on my own at 1 am in the bathroom a day before school. I remember crying, but damn when i walked into the school with open short hair and smiled at her with a sweet good morning, i loved her stunned expression. I kept it short for two years and then corona came and finally i let them grow back. They are long again now :)
I am not even in a convent school still the teachers tell us to do two braids. No kind of hairstyle allowed with the braids, just plain simple braids. The girls with short hair are not allowed to open their hair until it absolutely can't form a pony that too with hairclips is essential. Others with a bob cut must form two pony even if they look horrible. Once i came late to school and thus opened my hair, i had a bob cut then. The teacher came up to me in the assembly and asked if I came to a party or something and it went on for about 5 minutes and I was made to stand out of the line. I have been in this school for 12 years and finally leaving in 2024. SO DAMN HAPPY. For the boys, they are threatened to cut their hair short or the teachers will form their pony or cut their hair themself(this never happened though)
I studied in a (convent school) we had insane rules like we have to speak only in ENGLISH in school and if they catch you Speaking in other language the there used to be 100 rs FINE🚫👁️👁️(we used to ask for permission to drink water)👁️👁️
I grew up in convent school from class KG to class 12 but the sisters who looked after us were best. We were free to do any hair style provided it is neat n tidy.
Happened to me once some years ago i was in 7th grade and giving my exam! I apparently lost my rubber band so my hair was in a pony but i tried to fold it. I had to continue the exam tho and on one of sister's rounds she spotted me and told me get the rubber from aunty well sister waited for me in class while aunty said shes eating so come bck later but i was too scared i did go back she literally scolded me so bad and she was like so what are you going to do now? I just said sorry istg i wasn't able to concentrate at all ! And my hands were shaking , thats how we loose our confidence. ...
I'm boy but can totally relate. Been in convent since LKG, they tame you every now and then. Once stopped me beacuse there was some white dirt in my eye, sister said you didn't take bath, I told her to call up my parents and ask, she was low key shocked and just told me to wash face and then go😅. Aise hi nails , hair ke liye bolte hai abhi kaato inko , hamne nahi pta bus kaato. It was way too strict in my school. Guess thats why when i moved to CBSE school, I liked the liberty (though not the bully types children ,both girls and boys were green mango more by nature😢).
I am very happy to have studied in a convent....my sister's were awesome and they taught me to be confident and guided me to have discipline in life. Yes we all had rules and that makes us more disciplined to ourself and towards our goals in life. I love my school.
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Me: " I don't know how to plait"
Sister: "go to aaya"
Go to aaya
What does it mean ?
@@Neelam_Sharma6it means a teacher or bai
@@Neelam_Sharma6it means bai/maid
and the aaya doesn't make good hairstyle trust me..
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This sister is way too nice. She forgot to humiliate the child
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"Do you come here for fashion?" No sister we don't do fashion in 2 ponytails.
Exactly I was like why is talking so nicely 😅
Our Teacher definitely does it and sadistically enjoys it. Atleast she could call her Sister and She is way nice compared to our teacher.
This is sooo relatable for all the girls who attended convent schools 🥲🥲
Soo true bro even I go to convent school and they literally do the same so I always be careful with my hair 😂😢😅
Well mine did her self as I was too small to do it. LOL
@@manalipatil4254 Mine even asked me to not use any clips🙂🙂
So true
These incidents happen in catholic school because the sisters are strict😢
This was different kind of trauma, i never understood connection between hairs and studies, folded hairs disturbed me more while in school
This is done so that students should not think about fashion and also to be simple in school ❤❤
@@rajput100go7that's just ridiculous .. I am one of the most fashionable in my class yet it has never affected my studies negatively
Sweetie I do agree with you but,how come you. went to convent school and didn't learn that the word hair doesn't have any plural...Hairs is wrong english.
@@Shinchan_Nohara45most cringiest thing
What can you even expect from someone with profile like yours.
@@BullyMaguire-e4t haha.. Jokes on you.. You're account name actually matches with your attitude
she just explained my school life in 30 seconds 😶😶
Ikrrr!!!!
Really mine tio
Same😅😅
Same❤
😅😅same
This is why I just chopped off my hair until I was in a school where they weren't so pressed 🤣🤣
Same here😅
Lol us🤡
Same 😂😂😂
Same 😂😂
Hehehehehehshshhddhehhe
Brading my hair on the spot in the middle of the corridor was definitely an unpleasant experience 😂😂
I didn't go to school for 2 days after doing this. I was so mad and ashamed.😂 m 27 now and m still not over that feeling.
Ask me I was brading kneeling down in the assembly hall it was worst feeling 😭 it was less embarassing though as my friend was also with me brading next to me 😆
Literally ive cried 😢😢n my hair were too short still they asked me to make two plates 😢
@@taeheartu😂😂😂😂
Even though the girl started crying;the sister didn't budge. Its so relatable!!!
That "Sister" accent.....is sooo trueee..😭😭
I had been in a similar situation too....
Same bro I just felt it so bad again that I felt in my class 7th
Same me too 😢
My class teacher Manjula is like that monjulika
Same...i too cried at that time. I was holding back my tear for so long while doing the hair and then my teacher call me out saying " You're such a good girl, why are you doing this"
Mee to they are so rude
That convent accent is so perfect ✨so relatable 😂
I thought that only my school had Sisters with that *distinct* accent 💀
Convent school is f** up. Tyrants running abusive institution
Same happened in my convent school ...but one day principal asked to fold our hair knot ...then next when she saw us like that she told not fold bcz we were looking so funny
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I can relate this because I am also in. A convent school.😂😂😂
:the way sister said(hey you chaka,chaka)😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
who all are Christian here
I'm convinced that all schools just want us to go bald at this point, because what tf do they want??
They just want students to look ugly 😏
You say that while guys aren't even allowed an inch
@@manaspradhan8041 def they also tell boys to cut short hairs, I'm not trying to make competition btw male and female that's been happening in social media nowadays, but tbh there are more restrictions for us girls, like to make braids, to not even wear damn lipbalm or even earrings or have long nails i mean how will these things distract boys in class? What does that even have to relation with studies? Whereas our female teachers are all allowed to wear lipstick and heavy makeup, just let us girls be girls yk😭
@@itsartventureman it's just stupid they just do it to feel superior or honestly there is no logic behind that because u can't control a child after 10th standard it's fact believe it or not. They should learn from their mistakes probhiting them will only make them wose
@@Pandeyziipandit no like as a 2nd year college student , let me tell you my class teacher made a damn group and added our parents just to complaint about us if we do something like WTFFF 💀😭😭
Hairstyle has nothing to do with education And as an indian student hearing this is soooo common here
I think it is fair. All Schools have dress code and hairstyle is one of it. Even in army,there is a common hairstyle for all men and women.
@@navneetkumar1975 Yes i agree but even if ur hair can't be tied you are foreced to do that.
@@navneetkumar1975U should just look discipline and neat in school and thats it.
Story time.
It's my first time studying in a convent school, in 11th grade. So, a few months ago, one day, suddenly the 'discipline coordinators' just popped up in our class and starting inspecting everyone. Now there was one guy sitting in the front, and was wearing a smart watch (apparently he was also a first timer in this school like me so he didn't know the rules nicely) and one of the discipline coordinators asked him, "Will your brain increase if you wear this? No right. Give me it to me. Take it during departure time." And then after a while, the coordinator came to me and told me why I didn't braid my hair (apparently a single braid is enough in our school but mine is too short to braid), and told me to braid it from the next day. As he just turned back to leave my bench, I replied, "Sir will I become a maths genius if I braid my hair?"
Best moment that day.
@@hunterspirit4478what happened afterwards😅
You slayyyed gurl!!
The "come here girl" is too relatable
My school sister was so dangerous that she would call the girls on stage and brutally humiliate them 😅😅
Do u know sister nilu
I am studying convent school for 11 yrs now. And I'm extremely grateful for the fact that the sisters and teachers are understanding. They don't enforce rules on us which is one of the main reasons I love my school.
Same here I also go in a convent school it has been 11 years but they don't force the rules
Opposite 😪 I am an all rounder in my whole class but i have study on my own because this gross school really doesn't teach you anything only programs and programs 😒 and also they insult hindu and muslim gods . I am not a christian but i found this very hurtful 😢
@@drutie_Short- well sure enough some schools turn out to be like this but I'm happy for the fact that my school respects all religions equally.
@@blinkworld9210 Good for you girl ☺️
@@drutie_Short- I feel bad for how the schools (like the one u mentioned) hurt the religious sentiments of their students, I wish for the rules to be reformed in these schools🥺
Convent school was the trauma trailer for life😂😂😂
Traumatic af!!😂
I am still not comfortable with nail polishes😂
@@Kiki-q6q I legit cant apply nailpaint on my right hand dude. Its so bad. 😂😂
Mera name bhi Rida hai
Yes 😅😢
Ngl it was. I remember being called crooked by a sister when I was having a fever. She really did hate us. Calling us prostitutes for even breathing the same air as boys.
How does each school focus more on these things than study😂
My mom used to cut my hair as soon as it grow up for up braid😅
Yes even now also my hair is small
Yes My mother hate long hairs because of the school problems so she always cut my hair😢
It's just a way to divert your concentration from hair and grooming stuffs.
Yes. Otherwise children always put much concentration on their hair.. twist hairs. .. no schl asks to cut hair.. but put their plats tight n short.. even my mother used to fold four layers as my hair is too long. 😅😅
Convents are known for discipline and uniformity.. which is good for students❤ hats off to all Christian missionary schools.
Me : okay sister okay sister 🤧😭
My frnd : cut the hair next day even too shorter 😂
Like I got cut like my father 😌
Me too I also cut my hair the next day😅
Even my teacher said l also cut my hair
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I am also thinking this 😂😂
Sister:Don't come to school until this mehendi removes from your hand .
Me:didn't went to school whole 2 weeks😂😂
😂we applied eyeshadow on the mehendi😂😂
Whatttttttt😂😂
@@แสงจันทร์-ฒ8ณ That is what you can't represent your culture here, what is wrong with putting mehendi, how does it hinder your studies. Waste schools
@@mygoldenretriever-krish3740they want to spread
jingle bells jingle bells 😂😂😂
@@asthamaurya7512 True😂
Teacher:- fold ur hair
Me:- its short
Teacher:-then cut it😂
They used to say fold it now or make them more short 😂
Me:- ok!! 🙄🙄
Sister:hey ka ch kach ch ka ch
Got me rolling on floor😅😂
So true lmao. And they make you cut your nails even if they grew only by one damn millimetre.
That's why I've always hated these schools
I'm 38 and still in that habit 😂😂😂
Nuns are always jealous of other girls n women
@@shizashahbaz3779me too
thats the exact reason i hated Christians'. i transferred to bal bharti school and they had linient rules. like live and let live people.
Finally! Someone who understands my pain! 😭😭
Same dear my pain is same😢😢😢😢😢
Us bro us😢
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Exactly 😂😂😂😂
Yes
Giving me flashbacks....but in my school even girls with a literal boy cut were asked to do this like how???
What!? That crazy!
Same it happened with me and I was like now I am tired of this shit and the next day I just said I have stiches in my head so I can't braid them and.... bro it's a logic sense how can you braid in a boy cut still they ask me to do it like two braids 🥴🤌🏻
Boy cut girl have to wear the ribbon on a bow , that was the rule when I was in the school !!!!
@sunsetshimmer3567 how would u do that I have short hair and put on a head band to school
I had boy cut hair and since they couldn't force me to plait my hairz they would harass me to wear hairclips or hair bands. Hairbands were so painful. I had to use hair pins with ribbon-bows on it😢
Convents are the best schools ..i too have studied and what we are today is because of this lovely schools ..convent schools are a big contributers in India's growth story...❤❤❤
In negative you mean right?
According to our schools, if our skirts were even an inch above our knees, the whole school would be distracted by it 🙃🤝🏻
WHAT DO YOU MEAN WE CANT EVEN WEAR SKIRTS WE WEAR DRESS YOUR SOOOO LUCKY IF YOUR SCHOOL WEAR SKIRTS
Seriously same, if they have this much problem why not let boys and girls uniform be the same i.e., shirt and trousers
This is humiliation for some girls like they get insecure about their looks why can't teachers understand that it's too short and they don't think about how we are feeling all day.
Yeah! Its really hurts my head everyday after doin that hairstyle! Its gives me a headache !
@@ItsTheLuvAmbella literally in my school I did not tie my hair because it was my birthday and one sister shaved my hair 😭😭
@@dhanashreemilindtodankar3432fr?
@@dhanashreemilindtodankar3432omg that's terrible man the school I went to wasn't so pressed the teachers were kinda cool well not really they didn't care as long as we looked disciplined in from of our principal we did have braids
@@dhanashreemilindtodankar3432 wait that's allowed in convent school???
More convent school content please😍 this is so nostalgic 😂
That cry was so relatable 😂😂😂
But there is no reason to cry na ,
If your hair is able to braid and is long enough to fold . Right ??
Like I don't see why there's a problem in making folded plaits. It will protect the hair only . 😅
I study in convent school (Christian school) soo relatable 😔 edit:I got famous 1K likes
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Watching this took me back to my class 9th exams. I had a Hindi teacher just like this who seemed to dislike everyone. I remember struggling to make 2 plates with my hair, dealing with typhoid-induced hair fall. The whole exam was a challenge, and she didn't make it any easier. Convents can be tough.
That 'Hey you chakacha come here child come here 'was cracking me up 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂 samw
@@reeyatamang2028 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Remembered my convent school days....n much more ❤thanks
So real, I studied in a convent school & back then there was corporal punishment practiced in schools, God I remember how my headmistress used to check nails with a wooden stick 😢
The best thing about plaiting the hair and tying it up like that was our whole school had girls with long hair upto the waist at least and longer . We have very fond memories of studying in a convent school .
Why can't they understand that we look ugly in that hairstyle. Like yeah obviously we go to school for studies.💀 It's not fair tho
Exactly we go to study there, doesn't matter we do two plaits or one plait, there are many things that should be focused on!!
The hair should just be tied what's the need to plait it how does that affect our studies 💀
Because they need to look at us ugly just just because no boys will see us and we can have no distraction and study this is the explanation they gave ❤🩹😭
We are going to school to study not for fashion no matter it is ugly or not
Dear sister, it is not the matter of ugly....this is the matter of discipline and uniformity......😊
Me: (peacefully walking towards class)
Teacher/ sisters: Girly where r u going n why ur uniform is dirty give ur calendar I'll give u a remark.
Girls have always been judged whether it's their hair, skirt, or nails.
Judged by another woman
No it's not judging, these are rules for school uniform, it takes care of hygiene, smart looks and makes sure students look and dress similar irrespective of differences in cultural and financial backgrounds, so that focus could be on education, personal development, personal hygiene and physical education.
In schools boys and girls go through same standards apart from girls wearing a tunic vs boys wearing pants.
Victim card for no reason. I had to cut my hair short when I was in school too. In fact a lot of dudes had to. Being disciplined is not the same as being judged.
Meanwhile the private school kids running around with Rapunzel sized hair open-
I studied in private school but we do not keep hair open.
that is government school because literally they can tie they hair any way they like i go to a private school and i always tied my hair without folding the plaits and the teacher would always scold me but i would not listen.
broo private school is even stricter
trueeee @@thevellynshade
@@itzzridahh yahh right??
I had studied in convent school and had kept boy cut for 14 years. The sisters were so done with me 😂 when they asked me to tie at the slightest growth I would trim it on the spot 😂😂😂
😂
The sisters in my school are damn of an evil nun. The moment they walk in the hallway, everyone runs to their class 😂
(Edit- SISTER I AM FINALLY A BIT FAMOUSZZ)
Same here
Shut up…u have no right to call sisters evil nun…b Hindu
even though i studied in Convent from 1to 7th standard in Karnataka. the sisters are very strict in discipline and i am very proud that i studied in that convent. And my handwriting both in Kannada, English and Hindi are good because of them....Once again thank you sisters you people are made me a Good Gentle men in society. 🙏😊
Are you from Karnataka raichur district
@@Samx-x4i no ...I'm from Hassan Dist.
That's actually the point of our education system...see every child is not the same...they just want to show the morality that they are teaching discipline but some students because of this behavior getting trauma from school....u need to be happy not some ideal person from society
I studied in a non convent school and this happened so often to us too😢
Convert karne ka ek tareeka
Thts the worst thing we all have seen in our schools
Like hell whts the problem !!!
Can't we leave peacefully??
Everybody wants to judge a girl
True
Jealousy. Those women don't get to show or have a pretty hair.
nah bro my school is both boys and girls are scolded till 8 after that they dont give a thing about it
Bro its not about gender in our school boys were also obliged to cut hair short
No.....when I used to study in school......if the hair was above the emblem in the uniform we need not fold it
im so glad we dont have to come double folding our braids to my convent school in india😭
that " cha- ka- cha- ka - come here child " caught me off guard😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
Even the side partition was prohibited man .. totally relatable
😂😂😂😂 i remembered my school days even my hair was short like that and we were asked to tie the plets up ..we looked like joker..all my cousins used to laugh at me
😂😂
12 years of pain in one video❤😢
This I have hear before all my exam it really encouraged me and motivated ..... now is just to pray that to get good marks in all my exam 😊
I was in a convent school from class nursery to class 1st
Now finally I am out of that jail and I am studying in a private school
GD Goenka Public School delhi Vasant Kunj
My old convent school was “OLS”in Himachal kullu
It’s full form is ‘Our Lady Of Snow School
I was bullied in that convent school😢
I am so sorry you felt that way
Once happend to me also when I was in second grade
I understand you I'm from Himachal and some of the catholic authorities here are very strict and slutshame and bully girls in schools and colleges. Glad you got out of here it's depressing.
Mate if you thought catholicism is a liberal form of life, then you are wrong @pagalaurat
Actually if you go to a muslim school, you are expected to follow their rules. In a hindu school, their own rules. Just like that, follow your rules in your Catholic school too. Even in non convent school, such kind of rules are made. As a boy, we are allowed to have only 1 type of haircut in our school
I don't know why everyone's laughing and joking around that how traumatizing it was? In my pov, this is utterly DISGUSTING the way school used to (and still does) do freakin partiality towards girl's, and those teachers would literally embarrass the students just to satisfy their ego!
For example, this video. They think (and say) we're trying to be supermodel's getting ready for Runways just by having our hair in normal ponytail or two platted braids. They would literally HUMILIATE the girl in front of other students by making them open their hairs and do it again all the while letting their mouth flows rivers of gutter to the girl
They would literally bully tf Out of you JUST cuz you applied a lipbalm cuz ur damn lips crack, but no according to them we do it for attention!
"Your skirt is too short"
"Why aren't your hair's in a braid, this is school not a fashion show"
"Why have you applied lip balm?, Come with me to the principles office"
And we as a naive student do what we see! If a entire freaking nation would see all this toxicity for whole 12+ year's they would OBVIOUSLY think it's completely normal and okay to do that, so the moment the grow up and see someone wearing makeup/revealing clothes/ or talking to boys then they say, she's basically an attention wh*re! Why? Cuz They've SAW their elders do it!
No wonder why Indian students get tf Outta their country to get education the moment they finish their 12th! Goodness there's so much i wanna say... deeply wishing for a miracle to happen to this country! 💔
Ikr, I'm studying in a convent school and not only me but all of my friends are planning to study abroad because of this. All of us are tired of this. Convent school are no different than a damn prison.
kamedy ho gai bhai
I’m so angry about all of this I can’t even say shit.
so true u have wrote my heart out....my childhood was spoiled due to this girl's convent...and my child is also is same convent I thought now things must have changed but from Day 1 u was wrong this Mf won't change....I do t want my kid to go thru same shit so again am Changing her school.... when we go to complain aby teacher even principal will yell and humiliate u. they talk of manner whn themselves have none how to talk to patents. all respect they have is for their religion and not anything else ...hope they rote in hell...modrfkrs
can u put light on their system.
U sound like my vice principal, and that's exactly how she talks💀💀💀
Exactly sameee
Which school?
nah same💀
"this is school, not a fashion parade, be disciplined and dress like a student"
can't forget it bruh...the memory runs in my veins
In my school they say to plaid it, and like the good thing is that we don't have to turn it. So yeah in my school we can make a pony if the hair is too short.
Glad my schl is better we get to wear ponytails no matter who long the hair is they r not too strict abt braids until it's open
😶LUCKY
It was my in 9th standard and our sister has seen me tie my hair down through the window she waited until the class is done, rebuked me😅 and asked me to go and get it done,when i replied i dont know how to do she told to take help from the helpers..and asked me to come with in minutes and waited until i came back tied up like a bald fellow😂school days were the best... Missionary schools never compromise on discipline
Sisters are incredible craziest person inspite they are very humble,kind,and good nature
They show there quality to poor people only but for for us the girls she is the most craziest person ever.
Thank you
Even though I'm not in a convent school,we also experienced this😢
I remember this, one day the teachers got so fed up they made us make a queue and did our pleats like this themselves, many of us were crying while i was just standing happily coz i didn't know how to do it myself😂
Now this hairstyle has became a fashion in kpop 😂💜
I also went to convent schl , there were few very strict rules but it wasn't like this , i remember sister once told us girls that look stylish is okay but in a disciplined way your body language, confidence and groomed , ironed uniform is enough you don't need to wear short skirt and have open hair .... I'm glad to meet all the sisters in our schl , i use to be afraid of them in my lkg and junior classes cuz of her strictness and severe punishment
Teacher:plait your hair right now
Me: ma'am I don't know how to plait
(Teacher call other girl to help me)
What so ever,the teacher wins 😢
It was literally me in my skl... after every sentence saying "SISTER" ...
So embarrassing moment😂
The way you set the principles line was exactly my principles words 😅😂😂
A nun being jealous is the worst but the most common thing ...and that's so sad
You little girl it’s called discipline.
@@rebekahspencertutorials134no dummy, its frustration of years cause they have to live lesser than peasants while priests are free and can roll around in luxury cars costing 20 lakhs and so on. The nuns release their frustration on kids in schools colleges and hostels.
@@rebekahspencertutorials134 maybe ... But the way she wore her hair was not out of discipline... You little chipmunk. 😌
(Ps: I love chipmunks... Wasn't trying to offend you)
@@rebekahspencertutorials134disciplinary reforms are extremely different from oppression.
Who said she's jealous. It got more to do with being Indian. I've changed many schools and cities throughout my childhood. All schools were just as strict as my experience in the convent school. Indians schools are too uptight.
She explained my life situation in just 60 seconds❤mere school vale Bahut torcher karte hai Mai Abhi 5th class mein hu
Not just convent school, our kannada medium govt school also had same rules ❤
Yes... JNV banglore also.
Yeah
Yeah I studied in both kannada and English medium in both schools teachers used to tell me to tie my hair it was below my ear how can plait or pony . They never understand.
WOOWW SAMEE
I wasn't part of any Convent school, but my class teacher did this to me in my 9th grade. She asked me to plait it and I obviously didn't know how to do it, she asked me to bring the ribbons the next day and said she would plait it herself. I was a stubborn and troublesome kid, got the ribbons the next day, and handed it over to the teacher. So, then teacher who's pissed now tried to put ribbons on my hair in the middle of the class, so while she managed to put one plait up, and started doing the second one, the first one immediately fell off and she struggled to keep the second one. After that long 15 mins drama and horrible plaits, I walked back to my desk just to see both the plaits falling apart and the whole class laughing 😂😂including myself. And after that, never again, I put any plaits on my hair. 😂
Much similar incident happened with me as well😂😂
Hilarious 😂😂
Woah!! Girl, faced the same issue recently....and my tecaher was so stubborn that she even tied bunch of plastic rubbers to put my braids up becoz ribbons weren't enough💀 still she failed🤡....yrrr kya milta h chotti uppar krne se?! As if ki chotiyaan humare haath pakad lengi aur hume padhne nhi dengi 🙄😑
Ahaha proud of you
And the worst part is, in the era of hair ties why you need those ribbon .. like why??
Convent schools are not less than any jail. I still remember that girl with the client hair and that to short like shoulder length. Her hairs were very thick and she used to take an hour doing her hairs only.
Right
It’s a part of ethnic cleansing. That’s how religion spreads, by eliminating ur culture and daily norms.
I used to have a history teacher and for some unknown reason she keeps humiliating me.
She would passed me the most racists comments and also hit me with an iron ruler 📏
And it went on and on till I started to think of taking my own life.
But I would always hold back when I see my parents.
It’s been more than 10 years I have forgiven her silently but there are still some things I can’t recover from.
She works as a principal in some school now. I pray that her students are treated well.
Convent school ❎️
Prison ✅️
Sooo true soo relatable....where all children from the other school go with desirable hairstyles curly and rolls etc we do not do anything.......if we are not tieing the ribbon know it is like a big acuse and but still with so much love,discipline ,the attitude and the English accent everything are like adorable......❤
We had a principal in our school one time... She had all the girls tie and fold their hair up till it doesn't touch our shoulders... It was an absolute nightmare for long haired girls and girls with layered cut... It was a hell of inconvenience since the strands would irritate the ears and neck (it wasn't a convent school...) While she would come to school with open flying around crazy hair and bright lipsticks... I still think she was jello over long hairs since she had crazy frizzy just below shoulder hair... It was such a relief when she transferred... The very next day everyone reverted back to normal braids
Every girl's childhood memory 😆😆😆
Bro that's exact thing happen with me but thankfully after that bell rang and sister move out of the class
Not every girl
@@Randomahhperson_a so you were lucky girl
@@rekha3280 these things don't apply to most indian schools in Kerala
@@user-ajk I never said all schools I said some schools but I'm sure that most school has these rules too
Yaa!! I study in convent school🎒📚 and the sister part is so accurate
Dude we call these type of sisters panchayat khoorrrr 😂👍🏻💀
Students from convent school can still remember the 12noon bell 😂
This is so very relatable.... ❤️
You are absolutely correct i am also studying in an convent school 🙂
The seriousness in your face made me go to flashbacks😢
People who study in convent school christian school 🎒📚 😢😢😢❤
My friend who had migraine used to get headache from wearing hair bands(migraine can be triggered by a lot of unexpected stuffs) and she told our headmistress to consider that(literally on our final months of school) sister said the migraine is your problem not mine you have to wear one no matter what🤡👍
Oh migraine came bcix tie hair too tight? no wonder when ever i tie hair i feel headache
Itna sach bhi nehi bolna tha bhai😂😂literally relatable pro max
*I need to point a few things here*
The issue of convent teachers in India prescribing specific dress codes and hairstyles for girls can be perceived as potentially exploitative due to its implications on individual freedoms and rights. Such directives might be seen as a form of social control, infringing upon the personal autonomy of students. In democratic societies, the right to individual expression is valued, and any imposition on personal appearance can be interpreted as a restriction on these fundamental liberties. This raises questions about the balance between maintaining order within educational institutions and respecting the rights of students as citizens in a democratic framework.
The Indian Constitution guarantees certain fundamental rights to its citizens, and issues related to dress codes and personal appearance in educational institutions can be examined in this context. Articles 14, 15, and 21 of the Constitution are particularly relevant.
1. *Equality under Article 14:* Any discriminatory treatment based on gender in prescribing dress codes could be challenged as a violation of the right to equality.
2. *Non-discrimination under Article 15:* Article 15 prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth. If dress codes disproportionately affect one gender, it might be challenged under this article.
3. *Right to Privacy under Article 21:* Article 21 ensures the right to life and personal liberty, and the Supreme Court has interpreted this to include the right to privacy. Imposing specific dress codes could be seen as an intrusion into personal choices and, thus, a violation of the right to privacy.
While educational institutions have the right to maintain discipline, any rules imposed must be reasonable, not arbitrary, and should not infringe upon the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution. Balancing individual freedoms with institutional requirements is a delicate task that requires careful consideration within the constitutional framework.
This is exactly my school story. On top of that no earings, no nose pins, no kajal, skirt and socks length was defined too, must wear knee length shorts underneath skirt. But that's how we learned the difference between discipline and partying.
And then came the Burkah brigade in Karnataka, in name of religious freedom demanded allowing whole burkah inside the class😅, tye reason is there are male teachers,peon at school.All
This in a hot sunny aweaty😢tropical climate of coastal region . Black colour ones too for extra heat absorption.
@@rai3086 very true... there was huge fight for this among hindu amd muslims
Oh this reminded me of what i did when our principal told us to start putting our hair in two plaits. I had very long hair, it reached around hip and i looked very bad in two plaits and it affected my self-esteem and confidence but i still did it. Then one day our senior incharge told us to fold it. I refused so she told me that if i didnt do it, she would punish me. Well that was the end of it, i knew my mother would never let me have a haircut so i cut it in a weird shaggy short haircut on my own at 1 am in the bathroom a day before school. I remember crying, but damn when i walked into the school with open short hair and smiled at her with a sweet good morning, i loved her stunned expression. I kept it short for two years and then corona came and finally i let them grow back. They are long again now :)
Same with me....😢😂😂
Me: don't know how to plait
Sister: I will plait now learn it
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I am not even in a convent school still the teachers tell us to do two braids. No kind of hairstyle allowed with the braids, just plain simple braids. The girls with short hair are not allowed to open their hair until it absolutely can't form a pony that too with hairclips is essential. Others with a bob cut must form two pony even if they look horrible. Once i came late to school and thus opened my hair, i had a bob cut then. The teacher came up to me in the assembly and asked if I came to a party or something and it went on for about 5 minutes and I was made to stand out of the line.
I have been in this school for 12 years and finally leaving in 2024. SO DAMN HAPPY.
For the boys, they are threatened to cut their hair short or the teachers will form their pony or cut their hair themself(this never happened though)
People who study in convent school
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I studied in a (convent school) we had insane rules like we have to speak only in ENGLISH in school and if they catch you Speaking in other language the there used to be 100 rs FINE🚫👁️👁️(we used to ask for permission to drink water)👁️👁️
Same in my Convent school .
😂😂😂😂
Me be like: sister I don't know how to plait😅
Le sister:😒😒🤨
I grew up in convent school from class KG to class 12 but the sisters who looked after us were best. We were free to do any hair style provided it is neat n tidy.
I study in convent school in Ambala Cantt Haryana it is true sister plus teachers do like this
Happened to me once some years ago i was in 7th grade and giving my exam! I apparently lost my rubber band so my hair was in a pony but i tried to fold it. I had to continue the exam tho and on one of sister's rounds she spotted me and told me get the rubber from aunty well sister waited for me in class while aunty said shes eating so come bck later but i was too scared i did go back she literally scolded me so bad and she was like so what are you going to do now? I just said sorry istg i wasn't able to concentrate at all ! And my hands were shaking , thats how we loose our confidence. ...
Very RELATABLE . Same convent school .
I'm boy but can totally relate. Been in convent since LKG, they tame you every now and then.
Once stopped me beacuse there was some white dirt in my eye, sister said you didn't take bath, I told her to call up my parents and ask, she was low key shocked and just told me to wash face and then go😅.
Aise hi nails , hair ke liye bolte hai abhi kaato inko , hamne nahi pta bus kaato.
It was way too strict in my school. Guess thats why when i moved to CBSE school, I liked the liberty (though not the bully types children ,both girls and boys were green mango more by nature😢).
I was in CBSE school, still nails/hair was a big issue.. we also need to make plates but not like upwrd!
I literally had exactly same length hair and faced this situation 😅 good old days!
I am very happy to have studied in a convent....my sister's were awesome and they taught me to be confident and guided me to have discipline in life. Yes we all had rules and that makes us more disciplined to ourself and towards our goals in life. I love my school.
Dukhti nas pe hath rakh diya re Baba 😂😂😅😅😅...