random: is it me, or in 2022 average folks don't cross their legs anymore lol
gothamyte
from that Adam Westsiiiide of Gotham
i'm just saying: it feels like when i was growing up, i'd see plenty of folks with their legs causally crossed when they were seated. i'd often notice because i can't cross my legs. it just feels so awkward and uncomfortable for me if i ever try it. and it doesn't fit my personality, IMO.
but it's dawned on me lately that i don't happen to see people with causally crossed legs when seated to the degree that i used to see it. seemed like it was much more common to see growing up at one point...
but it's dawned on me lately that i don't happen to see people with causally crossed legs when seated to the degree that i used to see it. seemed like it was much more common to see growing up at one point...
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But with many Americans I think weight is the problem.
There’s the European (feminine) style and the angle over knee (American) style