Accidental sag

[Jb123 36]

Hi just wondering have you ever been in a like a professional environment and you don’t want to sag to be respectful however it happens out of your control and no matter what u do it will still sag if that makes sense 

[SaggerMatt 2,915]

Yes, but I wouldn't call it accidental.

[Lee249 15,223]

22 hours ago, Jb123 said:

Hi just wondering have you ever been in a like a professional environment and you don’t want to sag to be respectful however it happens out of your control and no matter what u do it will still sag if that makes sense 

Happens all the time, depending on whatever attire you wear in that environment.

Jeans = yes a sag is on the cards. Smartly dressed is rather unlikely.

It is essentially important to remain professional at all times even when your boss says so.

Dress code included 😜

 

[Admiralolsen 595]

All depends on the type of clothes.  Professional dress, no sagging, but jeans or shorts and it’s an environment where most don’t care, then yes sagging. 

[SaggerMatt 2,915]

Yeah, I didn't appreciate having to dress up.  Now I work where I mostly dress how I like.  I never really had a place where I could sag.  Though, now that I work at home, I do.  That's most natural to me.

[Lee249 15,223]

On 4/10/2021 at 4:10 PM, SaggerMatt said:

Yeah, I didn't appreciate having to dress up.  Now I work where I mostly dress how I like.  I never really had a place where I could sag.  Though, now that I work at home, I do.  That's most natural to me.

I get that. It's not nice to feel out of your comfort zone. Work is work & uniforms are worn because you represent the organisation.

Once you clock off, it's your personal time to do whatever you please.

My brother works for BT & is a key worker. He worked from home during the initial lockdown. Eventually, he got so bored, that he returned back to the office soon as deemed safe. Like all of us missing the social contact.