Women who prefer pants (over dresses/skirts) (girls, beauty, professional)

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by swgirl926

Not sure what this says about me, but I prefer pants, mostly from a practical standpoint. I can sit and move around without fear of indecent exposure. And they're more comfortable in inclement weather.

^Agree. I wear pants to work most of the time because it's the easiest--I work in an office and so have to look somewhat office-y--pants, nice top, business jacket. In the summer I will wear more dresses and skirts, but in the winter, I do not see any point in exposing my legs to the wind and snow and rain and slush traveling to work each day.

[Marlow]

I sit at a computer all day and over the years have started to wear pants almost exclusively. When I wear a dress or skirt my legs get cold and I end up trying to cover them up with a sweater or something all day. Plus if I haven't shaved my legs I hate for them to touch.

[Blinx]

Pants. I rotate through several pair of black pants with different blouses and jackets.

Dresses (for me) would require pantyhose and a slip, along with the right shoes (heels)... so much easier just to wear pants and comfy shoes.

I did used to wear dresses and skirts to work when I was younger. Now I only wear them to weddings (if that).

[Rhenzanite]

I have found endless joy in just-above-the-knee length jersey knit A-line skirts. So comfy, I don't worry about accidentally showing my underpants and they're pretty cozy when it's a bit chilly out.

Now that there's been a 'business casual' rule set up at work I can't wear jeans, sneakers and Star Trek shirts anymore. Bummer. Skirts it is!

[TabulaRasa]

My preference for dresses and skirts has nothing to do with psychology or relationships. It has to do with comfort, ease of getting dressed, and what's most flattering on me.

[Opsimathia]

Originally Posted by OzzyRules

Is there a difference between the type of women who wear pants VS women who wear skirts/dresses?

I was going to post this in a different place such as Psychology or Relationships, but then I thought it would probably be more appropriate here.

Anyway, I would appreciate any thoughts or opinions on this. Thanks.

I notice women who wear skirts/dresses tend to be a lot softer personality wise.

I usually wear pants/jeans when out. It just feels safer,cleaner and more functional living in a city.
Any dressy clothing for work I change out to jeans and t's for transit. Never know when you may have to run or fight. Pants tend to keep creepers away too unless you have a boob shirt on. I don't feel like dealing with creepers at all and if I have to its nice to have on the right outfit for it. I'm no charlie's angel. LOL

[kitkat42207]

I wanted to chime in. I prefer pants to dresses and skirts. They are just easier. I hate bothering with pantyhose and or slips. I often think, I'm glad I wasn't around in the 40's or 50's when it was the norm for women to wear dresses or skirts more.

[Merjolie8]

I hate dresses and skirts and always have. I only use them when I have to, which is so rare that I don't even own any. And when I did wear them, it's floor length ones.

Then, for contrast, my daughter only likes skirts and dresses all the time, no matter what. I really should check her to see if she's mine.

[SophieLL]

i preffer pant 10000%!!!

i only wear skirts if i HAVE TO, wich is in the very hot summer months, cause ill die if i wear pants in hot weather, ill die cause i hate the heat

but unless i absolutely have to , i never wear skirts!!

[txtqueen]

Originally Posted by SophieLL

i preffer pant 10000%!!!

i only wear skirts if i HAVE TO, wich is in the very hot summer months, cause ill die if i wear pants in hot weather, ill die cause i hate the heat

but unless i absolutely have to , i never wear skirts!!

I'm pretty much the same way, you will never catch me in a dress in the winter months, unless its thanksgiving or Christmas and even then probably not. I did last year, I wore a sweater dress and uggs.

But if its hot ill wear shorts or a mini skirt, usually shorts.

I have one of those jersey knit fold over waistband skirts, I'm so short and small that I can wear it as a strapless dress. I need to make it smaller though because its too big to begin with as a skirt and it needs to be snugger to stay up.