I don't think this is a personal attack, nor am Iot saying the VP is or is not homophobic, just that it's a thought that came to mind.
I can appreciate the comments about it being too loud.
I'm vegetarian and try real hard to not deal with leather. I didn't know how to work that into the OP. Just as I sometimes have to wear jeans, depending on what I'm doing.
Right now I'm wearing this cloth belt. This would be similar to the fox belt, for an additional example, except replace anchors with foxes (and it is 100% synthetic).
So, by contrast, business casual or not on this belt?
I did edit my message as I realized you weren't saying it specifically (sorry). But yeah, we as society need to stop pre-freaking out. we need to stop pre-supposing people suck. Plenty of people suck. Plenty of people do shit daily that shows just how much they suck. But when someone is 100% justified in what they do or ask for, we as society need to stop trying to play the discrimination card. There will (unfortunately) be PLENTY of opportunities to play the discrimination card free and clear.. but calling discrimination at every available opportunity.. especially times when there are one or more plainly valid reasons at play.. we hurt ourselves.. there is literally a hundred plus year old fable on this (boy who cried wolf) that is still valid today.
I don't think this is a personal attack, nor am Iot saying the VP is or is not homophobic, just that it's a thought that came to mind.
I can appreciate the comments about it being too loud.
I'm vegetarian and try real hard to not deal with leather. I didn't know how to work that into the OP. Just as I sometimes have to wear jeans, depending on what I'm doing.
Right now I'm wearing this cloth belt. This would be similar to the fox belt, for an additional example, except replace anchors with foxes (and it is 100% synthetic).
So, by contrast, business casual or not on this belt?
And I thought this interesting to bring up, since women's belts that would qualify as "business casual" might involve colors, adornments, and so on.
Like I said, I don't think so, either, but one could infer, given the belt's stylings. I have no evidence, and it's likely not the case, but I put it under the header "Thoughts" because that's all it was.
I legit LOL'd at this.
Generation X, but I'm in IT. Most people don't give a fuck 'bout us. And I can wear jeans! I much prefer chinos, as a general rule, but my job can get filthy. Like, basin-water-is-black-when-washing-hands filthy.
I'm not challenging anyone at corporate, or my boss. When my boss told me I adhered. I just thought the whole scenario would make for a topic of discussion.
I use these vegan belts: https://www.herbivoreclothing.com/1-brown-coleman-belt-by-herbivore-clothing.htmlI don't think this is a personal attack, nor am Iot saying the VP is or is not homophobic, just that it's a thought that came to mind.
I can appreciate the comments about it being too loud.
I'm vegetarian and try real hard to not deal with leather. I didn't know how to work that into the OP. Just as I sometimes have to wear jeans, depending on what I'm doing.
Right now I'm wearing this cloth belt. This would be similar to the fox belt, for an additional example, except replace anchors with foxes (and it is 100% synthetic).
So, by contrast, business casual or not on this belt?
And I thought this interesting to bring up, since women's belts that would qualify as "business casual" might involve colors, adornments, and so on.
It's not just wearing that clownish belt, but also the moaning your boss is a homephobe when it clearly doesn't adhere to the dress code. Vintage entitled millenial.
