The title speaks for itself. I don't know whether they are around in the US, but in most parts of Europe they are gone. That's a shame, since several studies show that women who went to all-girls schools were more likely to be academically successful and confident. Plus it's much safer to be in one since boys are, due to their delayed maturity levels at that age, more likely to clown around during classes and make trouble in general. And it's much easier for girls to get into usually male-dominated subjects like math and physics when there's no competition/tension among the genders in that space. In this instance I remember when I took a P.E as an optional course in school when I was 15 because I liked to play sports, but turned out I was the only female in the course and couldn't really do anything in classes due to the fact that I felt super uncomfortable + I would've put myself in danger if I tried to play e.g football with people almost twice my height and strength level. I know sports are kind of obvious, but the same kind of tension can be applied to other subjects imo. In general I personally had to endure a lot of shit from little spermoids in school when I was growing up, and now as an adult I genuinely feel like I would've turned out way more stable if I was surrounded only by girls. Boys could also benefit from gendered education, since they could learn at their own pace and girls won't have to put up with people who act like preschoolers.
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I agree. There are also the residual benefits of not being around boys:
More sleep! No getting up at 4 a.m. to do hair or makeup to look pretty for boys.
Uniforms save money. No spending thousands on a new wardrobe to look hot for boys.
The way you look doesn't matter!
Girls will raise their hand and participate in class more when boys aren't there dominating everything.
Extracurriculars! Boys aren't dominating them, so girls are more likely to do whatever they genuinely like and learn what they are good at.
Male gaze is totally nonexistent! Anything you might do because you're worried about what boys will think? MINDSET IS TOTALLY GONE!
Men are not only decentered, but totally gone! It's all about the girl and her own development. This kind of opportunity exists nowhere else in life!
Girls schools are definitely still a thing in Australia and Asia. And I agree they are a good thing. I went to one and I think it had positive effects: more incentive to concentrate on study and hobbies rather than wasting time with boys or worrying what they think. Also, if something needs doing in a classroom (eg getting something from a shelf, or killing a cockroach) a girl just does it rather than wait for a boy to do it - in other words, independence from boys is instilled in girls at single-sex schools.
I wish I went to one, boys are just really stupid, like even in high school they're throwing desks, sexually harassing fucking everythinggggg , coming in high and trying to get people to do their homework for them. They're just a waste of taxpayer money tbh
I think there should be finishing schools for girls but with the morals of fds, no girl grooming for men no nonsense that they need to be a wife. But a chaser of dreams. College should be private always.
Home schooling is an option for the child to decide. And at school they only learn the things they want to get the job they want. And no rainbow mafia crap or bibles shoved down their throats.
Infact I believe half of the planet needs to be inherit by women aka biological females not these disgusting trans. And the other half males can use to ahve their wars, famine and nuke themselves without women having to pay the price for it.
There should be land, countries, islands and cities for women only. There should be no government that decides how much you can have, I'm sick and tired of cops getting away with things because of the goverment.
That's actually a safer option. I disagree that girls need a hands-on experience to learn what boys are like, if we just... tell them instead?
I'm on the fence about this.
It is very true that girls and women start experiencing all the garbage that men are from youngest of ages, however, being overprotective is generally not the best answer.
While girls experience being around boys and everything that they are, we can use it as an opportunity to educate them on how to deal with such instances better.
Being kept away from it all only to suddenly be introduced to it in adulthood might prove to be worse. Adult women might end up not being equipped to identify and act on red flags in men. They might end up being too naive for "the outside world".
On the contrary, they might not be able to identify and understand green flags either.
All these personality traits are best developed gradually as opposed to being shocked when they are suddenly surrounded by men in workplaces or other settings.
I do not condone bad behaviour by boys in schools, so just to clarify, I so not support or deem necessary, the bad experiences that boys end up creating for girls. But in an attempt to create balance in girls' lives as they grow, I am not completely opposed towards exposure through co ed schools.
It also creates an opportunity for boys to learn how to treat girls well, which they can bring into their adulthood.