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But that wouldn't affect his ability to do the job. He could still charge you waaaayy too much commission.No. I think you need to wear the clothes appropriate for the job. I have nothing against people wearing what they like outside of the office but I'm not sure I'd be impressed if, for example, I went into an estate agents to be confronted with a salesman dressed in a skirt etc. There is a time and place
But that wouldn't affect his ability to do the job. He could still charge you waaaayy too much commission.
Has he got nice legs?First impression can make or break a business relationship.
I know what my wife would say to whoever asked her to do thatIn the news not long ago.( Quote: 25 Jan 2017 - Women are still too often required to wear make-up, high heels, ... are still being told to go blonde and wear high heels and short skirts at work)
Therefore perhaps men should have to do the same?
Wondered why you looked a bit flushed at my weddingNope. A man can be feminine without the need to wear woman's clothing. Although I don't mind a nice kilt. Underwear is a defo not. Make me skin tingle but not in a nice way
Can you send this post to the person who designed my uniform because i wear the men's trousers because they fit ladies better than the female version.....Firstly I don't think women do wear men's clothing,
Taking a shirt and pair of trousers as an example as both sexes wear them and one would think they were basically the same,
a ladies shirt buttons up on the oppersite side to a man's (as do her trousers (traditionally at least)) and the general cut of garments is very different (men's trousers after all in space in the crotch for a single dangle just as women's shirts need space to hold beautiful lovely yummy boobies (sorry boobs I like them)).
Though when appropriate people should be free to dress as they please, what ever you may think and for reasons to numerous to list the work place isn't the an appropriate place to dress as one pleases.
Finally though out history everytime women have had to work in what could be discribed as 'masculine' jobs they have both tended to start wearing 'masculine' clothing and cutting they hair and nails in a 'masculine' way, this is likely because that style of dressing and personal grooming works for that type of employment.
It would be the same if skirts for boys became fashionable; guys would wear them.
I think I'll leave that to the Beckhams of this worldAre you going to set the trend then
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