Luann
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Let me disclaim that I'm not a fundamentalist or red piller when it comes to women.
Last night at work I noticed I was walking in a choppy and rigid way because of trying to keep my pants up. But these were a pair of pants that actually fit me. I started to realize that almost every pair of pants seems to give me that problem. It's like the gait that is natural to any woman, fluid with a bit of hip movement, seems to pull pants down from the waist so that they're barely on.
That's why I think the most appropriate garment for a lady is something without too much weight around the bottom and with a higher and narrower waist than pants have. In short, a skirt. Or skorts or at the very least jeans with a "vintage" waist. This clothing would at least reflect the difference between a woman's and man's body and give the lady some amount of physical freedom.
Pants are only part of the problem for women because I see confined tennis shoes and walking on tile floors with low traction as another irritating thing about the workday and a strain on the anatomy. Not to even mention blue lights and standing in one place for long periods. But yeah I wondered if any of you had thoughts on women's clothes and whether low waistlines sort of "hobble" a woman's stride.
Last night at work I noticed I was walking in a choppy and rigid way because of trying to keep my pants up. But these were a pair of pants that actually fit me. I started to realize that almost every pair of pants seems to give me that problem. It's like the gait that is natural to any woman, fluid with a bit of hip movement, seems to pull pants down from the waist so that they're barely on.
That's why I think the most appropriate garment for a lady is something without too much weight around the bottom and with a higher and narrower waist than pants have. In short, a skirt. Or skorts or at the very least jeans with a "vintage" waist. This clothing would at least reflect the difference between a woman's and man's body and give the lady some amount of physical freedom.
Pants are only part of the problem for women because I see confined tennis shoes and walking on tile floors with low traction as another irritating thing about the workday and a strain on the anatomy. Not to even mention blue lights and standing in one place for long periods. But yeah I wondered if any of you had thoughts on women's clothes and whether low waistlines sort of "hobble" a woman's stride.
So true! An empire waist and low riders!
