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wag niyo ako tularan, plss. I heard some schools bring students to guidance if they violate the hair policy. Don’t risk your education, pips. Find alternatives—like temporary colors—or dye it and wear a wig at school

but seriously, I think hair color has nothing to do with academics. Dyeing our hair won’t suddenly make us fail exams or forget how to solve problems—it’s just hair, not brain cells. I do understand that it’s part of the rules, and that schools want us to learn how to follow them, to respect structure and authority. But honestly? As long as I’m passing, I don’t really care. Life’s too short to stress over whether my hair fits someone else’s idea of “acceptable.” If I want to express myself—brown, red, blue, neon green—then I will. Following rules is one thing, but losing yourself over someone else’s opinion is another, and that? I refuse

my honest reaction being a walking violation ng school and still get a high grades: :b

sana makapasok rspc next year hehhehe

hi self, campus journalist and dspc qualifier ka na :))

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