Tbf, I keep my wallet in my purse as well on normal occasions. Because women's pants have unusable pockets.
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Back pockets don't make any goddamn sense
- Thread starter julia crawford
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That's a historical injustice, but imagine doing that when you have perfectly functional pockets.
Outside of work, my wallet goes in my rear pocket.
At work, my work gloves usually go there until I need them.
At work, my work gloves usually go there until I need them.
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My bag is big and if someone's going to tussle inside it looking for my wallet i'm probably going to feel it.
Also i keep an empty old wallet in there just in case to confuse them.
I have tried putting things, including wallets, in my back pockets from time to time throughout my life. Every single time I have changed my mind after a minute or two due to how fucking uncomfortable it is.
Also, a wallet in your back pocket is like an invitation for pickpockets. They'll struggle to pickpocket a front pocket, but it's easy as pie for them to pickpocket your back pockets.
Also, a wallet in your back pocket is like an invitation for pickpockets. They'll struggle to pickpocket a front pocket, but it's easy as pie for them to pickpocket your back pockets.
I don't think I've ever put anything in them. I would be afraid of accidentally sitting on it, having it stolen or it falling out.
Same here. I consider back pockets to be just structural reinforcement for my trousers.
IMO the cell phone was made for the back pocket whenever you need to crouch or bend over. That way it doesn't dig into your thigh or hip.
And it's perfect for an AirPods case.Pocket watch, I believe.
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Please. My wallet is just for cards. Fits like 5 in it. Definitelly larger than a mask but you dont even notice it when you sot down. At All. You'd have to rub your ass on something to really try to feel it.
I dont like sitting on my wallet. It's kinda big, but fits more comfortably on a front pocket.
"Just get a smaller wallet" they say.
But I like my wallet.....
"Just get a smaller wallet" they say.
But I like my wallet.....
It's the little tokens you can stick in parking meters and gumball machines.
Even an empty wallet is too thick to sit on comfortably.
Always thought back pocket wallet people were crazy, ever since I was born.
They're good for flat, flexible things.
Papers, wet wipe packets, stuff like that.
I also like how they look.
Always thought back pocket wallet people were crazy, ever since I was born.
They're good for flat, flexible things.
Papers, wet wipe packets, stuff like that.
I also like how they look.
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Nothing goes in my back pocket. Uncomfortable and a security hazard. I just keep my phone in my front right pocket. I have a case that holds my cards in the back, so I don't even carry a wallet anymore. My keys are usually attached to a beltloop with a carabiner.
Rear right pocket is for my wallet, which I don't mind sitting on. I've never used the rear left pocket for anything, throughout my entire life, so that one isn't necessary for me. But my wallet is too bulky and would feel/look weird if it was in a front pocket, and those are occupied by my phone and keys anyway.
I don't really have any concern where I am about pickpockets but there are some places where I'll switch my wallet to a front pocket to be safe (festivals/concerts/conventions or other places with large crowds, other countries where pickpockets are a problem, and so on).
I don't really have any concern where I am about pickpockets but there are some places where I'll switch my wallet to a front pocket to be safe (festivals/concerts/conventions or other places with large crowds, other countries where pickpockets are a problem, and so on).
I've always hated putting my wallet back there but back pockets are great utility pockets for things you weren't expecting to carry, especially in the before time where you might interact with people who wanted to give you shit.
These days, I do have an ultra slim wallet that I keep in a back pocket. It just holds my license, a credit card, and some emergency bills. It's thin enough that I don't feel it at all.
These days, I do have an ultra slim wallet that I keep in a back pocket. It just holds my license, a credit card, and some emergency bills. It's thin enough that I don't feel it at all.
I put my phone in there which has my wallet attached. And I just take my phone out when I sit down and put it on the table or hold it or put it in my front pocket. I just like keeping it in the back because it's easy access.
I just don't like putting my phone in my front pocket. Doesn't feel right. I also usually put it on the left and not the right. With the screen facing in and upside down so when I pull it out it's the correct orientation.
I just don't like putting my phone in my front pocket. Doesn't feel right. I also usually put it on the left and not the right. With the screen facing in and upside down so when I pull it out it's the correct orientation.
The back pocket is the home of the coozie. I will find coozies back there months later that I forget about after a long night of drinking. It's like a fun trip down memory lane.
I use all my pockets on my jeans due to work. Each pocket holds something specific. Even the little pocket.
If you keep a slim wallet with just essentials in it and clip your key ring to your belt loop and shove the keys themselves into your pocket so they don't jingle around, this is actually pretty doable since you're not actually sitting on your keys.
Keys in back left and wallet in back right is literally how I go about my day to day, except during occasions where my shorts don't have back pockets. And if I'm going out without back pockets, I'm not out of the house for too long anyway so it doesn't matter.
Back pockets are useful. People just don't maximize pocket space appropriately.
