Elena sexuality
Too bad she wasnt bisexual instead of lesiban.
shareThat would have been more interesting. Or at least they could have avoided turning her into such a stereotype. I was annoyed at how they made her "suddenly" uncomfortable with the idea of wearing a dress to her quinces. She wears a skirt to school every single day all season, but then suddenly, now that she's come out, she has to adhere to all the out-dated lesbian stereotypes? Really? The way things are going there'll be an episode next season where she chops off all her hair.
It's 2017 for goodness sake!
I'm not sure where I heard this but there are some catholic (and private) schools that require girls to wear skirts as part of their uniform just like their are religions that require women to come to church in dresses and skirts. I'm not sure if that's the case here but it would seem so. She also was very uncomfortable with all the make up and people looking at her in one of the earlier episodes so it's not that much of a stretch.
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shareI was thinking the same thing. She wears the skirt because she has to, not because she wants to. But a lot of Catholic high schools do give the option for girls to wear pants with their uniforms too.
"I'm not sure where I heard this but there are some catholic (and private) schools that require girls to wear skirts as part of their uniform."
You'd think that would be the case, but the local Catholic Schools where I live now make the girls wear long gray pants and long sleeve button-up shirts with the school logo. They look terrible, but I guess they don't want them to "distract" the boys. The school year here starts in August and doesn't end until late May and dress code is the same despite the heat and humidity. Since the diocese runs all the parochial schools it's the same dress code regardless of which parochial school they attend.
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