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Women's Pockets Really Suck
Now do a story about how much larger women's wallets are compared to men's.
I wish it was because we made more money
Oh, you're counting all the spare change. OK then.
More than a little upset at the casual and unnecessary transphobia in your opening paragraphs. As a person transitioning male to female, I was not pleased to read that "adjusting to women's clothes" would be the most difficult part of my transition (after "the operation", of course, which of course is all it will take for the world to see me as a woman). I come to core77 to connect with my professional community, and having my identity be the punchline in an article lede does not make me feel welcome here.
I Agree with you
But if you read the actual manual that comes with the phone it says that keeping the device less than 3 to 5 inches away from your body for repeated amounts of time will increase the risk of tissue degradation, skin rashes, cancer, etc.
The struggle is real. I refuse to buy a phone that won't fit in the right side leg pocket on a pair of Carhartts, and I'm sure as heck not going to keep a phone in a side or back pocket - it'd be broken within a day. Dickie's makes decent work pants, but the main side pockets are practically self-emptying when one sits down - the way the pocket entrance scoops low toward the rear (end).
I agree. What baffles me even more is why women would buy pants with pockets like that? Vote with your dollars. It must not be a bad enough issue if people continue to purchase products they are not happy with.... Some of that responsibility has to land on the consumer as well. There are definitely products out there with big enough pockets for women to use. I see Ladies with LuLulemon pants that have big enough pockets to cary their Plus phones.
True, but you realize that the average woman can't afford Lululemon, or wear Lululemon to work as it is mostly activewear. A majority of the more affordable brands have the small pockets. It seems like it's an intentionally ignored design and user experience flaw. Everyone woman/girl I know complains about this!