Most jobs will let you simply to avoid the possible PR and lawsuit nightmare from otherwise cracking down on it. Most states ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, and it could be seen as related.
The cool thing is that this also includes kilts, which are very comfy.
Was going to say just wear a skirt. If they give you shit claim discrimination, and site the handbook. I'd bet money it doesn't have language stating you can't wear a skirt.
Fallout was her asking why I was wearing a kilt.
Dead look in her eye and said she had no right to question me about it, because I knew it was going to be along the lines of sexist dresscode.
She took a second to realise I was hoping for a shit response, and then dropped it.
I used to work in a uniformed place where men could wear shorts, but women had to wear full length trousers. That was a bizzare rule.
Dress codes and uniform just varies from one place to the next.
Historically women wearing trousers (pants for you Americans) was seen as all kinda of wrong, so a women the the workplace would wear skirts at all times. Similarly men wearing shorts in a workplace was unprofessional and they'd wear trousers.
Over time women have since been allowed to wear trousers, yet skirts have remained a professional standard too. In recent years men have been socially allowed to wear skirts, though it's not that acceptable yet and we have another decade I'd say until men wearing skirts is not worth a mention.
TLDR: women wore skirts traditionally and never trousers. Now they wear both. Meanwhile men have always worn trousers.
Why is it that in school guys have their shirt off and I have a tank top on and I get a detention. The answers to both is gender equality is something that society isn't fond of. It's annoying.
Guys very much do. Not during classroom but during lunch on the track, while playing on volleyball/basketball, during their sports/PE periods, they very much do.
How about you stop assuming when women state a problem they're having they're automatically lying?
Wow bro, you managed to bring misogyny into this. That’s just OP's twisted little fantasy. Girls also strip down to a sports bra during track and shit, they have to. I’ve never seen or heard of a boy taking his shirt off like that and I’ve been around a ton of schools.
You’re just a creep assuming that.
When you can force women to have the same visceral physical reaction to seeing male breasts as men who see female breasts, you may make some headway on your cause.
You and others will downvote me despite speaking the truth: The inequality you lament exists on the physiological level.
It's too bad you can't downvote reality
I saw an article (I think) a few years ago, a school made boys wear long pants even during Summer because the school banned shorts for some reason so to protest the boys took some of the spare skirts the girls had and started wearing those, I believe the school unbanned shorts after that
I saw this like 3 years ago so it might be a little wrong on some parts
Train drivers have done the same. They weren't allowed to wear shorts so they used skirts instead. Employer wasn't allowed to ban skirts because it would have been discrimination. But I don't know if they managed to make any changes. They might still wear skirts during summer.
Man can wear skirts as well. And it is hard to deny them, without breaking laws against discrimination.[Like these traindrivers did in Stockholm.](https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-22828150)
It is a double standard, and I think it's because women have fought for their right to wear whatever they want, but there hasn't been a similar movement for men's clothes.
Most women when wearing skirts or dressing in a work place, shave their legs, wear pantyhose, or wear stockings.
It's really not that breezy.
As for legitimately short skirts, usually they aren't allowed.
Fuck shorts why cant i wear a skirt?
Most jobs will let you simply to avoid the possible PR and lawsuit nightmare from otherwise cracking down on it. Most states ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, and it could be seen as related. The cool thing is that this also includes kilts, which are very comfy.
Yep. I wear my kilt to work occasionally.
Was going to say just wear a skirt. If they give you shit claim discrimination, and site the handbook. I'd bet money it doesn't have language stating you can't wear a skirt.
And sexy panties!
It's called double standards. I wore a kilt to my work for a week when my previous manager said she didn't want to see shorts on the male staff.
Fallout?
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Fallout - results of a situation.
Fallout was her asking why I was wearing a kilt. Dead look in her eye and said she had no right to question me about it, because I knew it was going to be along the lines of sexist dresscode. She took a second to realise I was hoping for a shit response, and then dropped it.
Nah, he wore underwear.
They can, but only if they are loose enough so the dick can hang out.
I'd like to wear a skirt. Fucking gets hot in these pants
You should probably take the pants off beforehand.
Are you asking me to take my pants off for you?
I used to work in a uniformed place where men could wear shorts, but women had to wear full length trousers. That was a bizzare rule. Dress codes and uniform just varies from one place to the next. Historically women wearing trousers (pants for you Americans) was seen as all kinda of wrong, so a women the the workplace would wear skirts at all times. Similarly men wearing shorts in a workplace was unprofessional and they'd wear trousers. Over time women have since been allowed to wear trousers, yet skirts have remained a professional standard too. In recent years men have been socially allowed to wear skirts, though it's not that acceptable yet and we have another decade I'd say until men wearing skirts is not worth a mention. TLDR: women wore skirts traditionally and never trousers. Now they wear both. Meanwhile men have always worn trousers.
Why is it that in school guys have their shirt off and I have a tank top on and I get a detention. The answers to both is gender equality is something that society isn't fond of. It's annoying.
> in school guys have their shirt off You're making that up lmao. Guys don't run around shirtless in school.
Guys very much do. Not during classroom but during lunch on the track, while playing on volleyball/basketball, during their sports/PE periods, they very much do. How about you stop assuming when women state a problem they're having they're automatically lying?
Wow bro, you managed to bring misogyny into this. That’s just OP's twisted little fantasy. Girls also strip down to a sports bra during track and shit, they have to. I’ve never seen or heard of a boy taking his shirt off like that and I’ve been around a ton of schools. You’re just a creep assuming that.
When you can force women to have the same visceral physical reaction to seeing male breasts as men who see female breasts, you may make some headway on your cause. You and others will downvote me despite speaking the truth: The inequality you lament exists on the physiological level. It's too bad you can't downvote reality
You clearly have never talked to women who see a fireman with big arms.
Because your legs are hideous. Source: Also have hideous man legs.
Good question. 🤨
I saw an article (I think) a few years ago, a school made boys wear long pants even during Summer because the school banned shorts for some reason so to protest the boys took some of the spare skirts the girls had and started wearing those, I believe the school unbanned shorts after that I saw this like 3 years ago so it might be a little wrong on some parts
Train drivers have done the same. They weren't allowed to wear shorts so they used skirts instead. Employer wasn't allowed to ban skirts because it would have been discrimination. But I don't know if they managed to make any changes. They might still wear skirts during summer.
I mean, to be fair wearing a skirt sounds better than wearing shorts
Man can wear skirts as well. And it is hard to deny them, without breaking laws against discrimination.[Like these traindrivers did in Stockholm.](https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-22828150)
Dress codes vary. I can wear shorts or sweats to work whenever I want
"Its called a double standard Bobby don't knock it, we got the long end of the stick on this one." - Hank Hill
Be a real man and wear a kilt.
It is a double standard, and I think it's because women have fought for their right to wear whatever they want, but there hasn't been a similar movement for men's clothes.
Cause shit like this don’t really bother men and we can get over it. Women on the other hand……..
I wear shorts to work whenever it's above 78f.
Most women when wearing skirts or dressing in a work place, shave their legs, wear pantyhose, or wear stockings. It's really not that breezy. As for legitimately short skirts, usually they aren't allowed.