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Veronique Brederode and Babs Asschot are at their highschool.

This scene is based on my own school days from the starting 90s. So most of what I plan to produce here at this school for Tulpendaal, is only slighly made more comic. But the combined dressingroom at gym was a true fact back then.

Because the schools building is old, and so few girls are in it, the gender issue is just neglected altogether and girls unlucky to be there, are just expected to "man-up" and be like the other boys.

Therefor forced to be sharing the only dressingroom at gym.

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Michael

Ahh Babs...the body of an ebony goddess and the brains of a cheese sandwich!

PieterAntonissen

Though, her statement about her mom telling her bra's are bad for girl boobs, was a thing a few years ago. I believe it was some women magazine that claimed breasts would lose there tightness if tey were getting already supported by a bra at an early age, so girls and young women would be better to go without a bra, until they got older.

Michael

Yeah, I'd heard about that before, then there was a backlash that without support they would start to sag earlier...i don't know if either were proved right in the end.

Joe Schmoe

You're KIDDING. That's so awful those girls had to endure that. I hope the boys weren't too obnoxious about it...

PieterAntonissen

Nope, not even making it up. That truelly happened. And this page is only scratching the surface... But to be fair, none of the girls looked as sexy as the onces I draw... of the 5 girls that were there in my days, most looked like boys... Once we only realised one in our class was a girl when we saw her bra in that gym dressingroom. XD Seriously - she was a silent skinhead with a lot of face piercings and spiked jacket with shoulder paths.. Yeah, I certainly would not have liked to been a girl at that school at that time. I was there until 1992/1993, so back then there was no internet yet, none of us even had a computer. Plus the first mobile phones (in handy "stone-brick" sizes) were not available yet either. Or at least not used in my country yet by regular people. This could not happen these days ofcourse. The school has long since been relocated and modernised. And looks like a real school now, not the militairy prison fortress it was back then. In fact, that entire school building no longer exists - the place is being torn down at this very moment and gets rebuild to make room for apartment buildings for people to live in.

john cotton

love this! brilliant sir, brilliant!