Would you require boys to wear skirts to keep them from making AI videos of female's classmates and making them be more respectful to their classmates?

[ThisTealRaven]

In today's schools' teenage boys are making AI videos of their female classmates. This represents lack of respect of others classmate's gender. I find that mums of daughters need to make a support group even before they become victims of their classmate's abuse. This group would focus on boys that has no respect for other genders as well getting girls to be more respectful of other's genders also.
Today's boys have a lack of respect of any male in skirt, just like lot of females also don't respects for males in skirts. It is common for females have no interest any male that wears a skirt.
A skirt would be great tool to use in teaching youth in being more respectful to one another. If a male has no respect for another male in skirt, then he also has no respect for females just as well.
This support group should use the skirt as a tool in teaching how to be more respectful to other genders by requiring boys accept wearing a skirt as a pledge in being more respectful of other genders and girls accept that pledge in dating boys in skirts.
I seek in getting mums to be more proactive in protecting their daughters by having boys pledging to be more respective by having them wearing a skirt as part of that pledge. If boy cannot respect himself in a skirt, how can he respect others?

I'm sorry, but that is just a ridiculous idea. How do you think you're going to be able to require boys wear skirts?

By doing this, you'd be reinforcing that female coded clothes are shameful. And embarrassing. Own goal.

Bonkers.

@ThisTealRaven One has to wonder where would kilts fit into this educational chimera?

What a strange idea.

Just as much for females wearing pants is showing as shameful those pants are men clothing. Women have proven wearing pants should be done only they are male.
In today's time skirts are more being recognize how they were worn by men long before pants were invented. It is time for women once again being organize with one voice to be recognize they are entitled be respected as part of being equal. This is one-part women complain about they don't feel equal and it is cause by men not granted women the full respect they deserve. They only give partial and to many women accepts that partial and not asking for the full respect they deserve. The proof is in the pudding is old saying and still holds the truth. Males condemn anyone that wears a skirt is weak and second-class citizen. Every time a male condemns another male not wearing pants is making a point males are first class-citizen in pants and associate everyone else as second-class.
If a teenage boy really has real respects for females the last thing he would do is make AI porn of their likeness or share such images.
There is this failure by school as well at home what equal rights really means.
Women in the past became organize against men for one civil right after another by putting them in the doghouse by using every tool at their disposal.
All thought women have moved up the ladder in equal pay and equal authority but fail in getting males stop looking at them as sex toys that is second-class, they have authority over.
As long women will not persuade males to wear skirts aka kilts (numerous other names) to be worn by males as a pledge to be more respectful toward females, nothing going to change as males see females as their sex toys not their equals.

I really don't think making a boy wear a skirt is the answer to this. A massive issue is lack male role models and the toxic online manosphere. Plus the media's failure to highlight the boys who aren't doing this and talk about what they're doing with their lives instead.

This seems rather bonkers.

do you want to force boys to wear skirts as punishment for bad behaviour (making skirts low status)

or do you want to encourage thw to wear skirts in solidarity with girls (ie virtue signaling)?

Oh ffs

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Your rambling is nonsensical.

Is this AI?

AI usually uses correct spelling and grammar.

Wait, what?
I'm sure there is a valid point. Somewhere.