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I definitely think it's a matter of someone's personal ritual. I've been working from home for the past four years, and I have definitely slipped into a habit
by m0nastic 15y ago
I definitely think it's a matter of someone's personal ritual.
I've been working from home for the past four years, and I have definitely slipped into a habit of being lazy with my clothes/appearance.
I sit around the apartment in a pair of track pants 90% of the time (which makes me look like either a washed-up, out of shape footballer, or possibly a mobster), only putting on real clothes if I have to do something later that night (and even then I don't get dressed like a real grownup until just before I have to leave).
I also haven't gotten a haircut in about 8 months. I don't particularly like long hair, I just haven't gotten around to it (in spite of the fact that the ridiculous mane I have grown makes me look like one of the Thundercats).
In fact an observer might look as the way I live and conclude that I've been in a horrible bout of depression for the past four years (doesn't put on clothes, doesn't shave or deal with their hair, is a shut-in), but I can attest that I'm quite pleased by this situation.