you just have to relearn the muscle memory. You'll get there :)
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First Majestic Comet - 2.3yr
I don't think I understand the joke...
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zorbse - 2.3yr
it's probably about how buttons are on the other side in women's shirts vs men's, so muscle memory doesn't work
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First Majestic Comet - 2.3yr
That seems really weird, why is that anyway?
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emptyother @programming.dev - 2.3yr
I guess thats just how the shirts has evolved befor we domesticated them.
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zorbse - 2.3yr
I think it's because historically women helped button men's shirts and as the buttons are on the other side, it's easier for women to button men's shirts
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png @discuss.tchncs.de - 2.1yr
Historically, women were dressed by/with the help of servants, while men dressed themselves most of the time. Thus, women's buttons were placed such that they could best be closed by others, while men's buttons were meant to be closed by the one wearing them.
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you just have to relearn the muscle memory. You'll get there :)
I don't think I understand the joke...
it's probably about how buttons are on the other side in women's shirts vs men's, so muscle memory doesn't work
That seems really weird, why is that anyway?
I guess thats just how the shirts has evolved befor we domesticated them.
I think it's because historically women helped button men's shirts and as the buttons are on the other side, it's easier for women to button men's shirts
Historically, women were dressed by/with the help of servants, while men dressed themselves most of the time. Thus, women's buttons were placed such that they could best be closed by others, while men's buttons were meant to be closed by the one wearing them.