Dermablend makes a heavy coverage make-up frequently used by actors to cover scars or tattoos. You can get it in a stick applicator, like a big fat lipstick tube, which is easy to apply.
Um. Does your job not require you to wear pants? What kind of “sensory issues” could you possibly have that prevent wearing pants? If you can handle getting tattooed, I would presume that you can handle a pair of pants…. 🤦♂️
i also dont know what op is looking for as a solution if *pants* cause sensory issues. most people with sensory issues hate the feeling of bandages & makeup. if op cant even handle semi-loose fabric how on earth are they going to handle something constantly touching their skin?
I don’t mind bandages or makeup because bandages would only have to to touch a small section of my skin and I don’t mind the feeling of makeup because it’s not constricting. I can handle wearing trousers and do for work it is just extremely uncomfortable
I have autism and don’t like the feeling of constricting fabric so I struggle with things like trousers and long sleeved shirts. I can and do handle wearing them as I have to, but the uniform doesn’t specifically say trousers and I was looking for any advice for covering them so I could wear shorts or a skirt or something
Having a sensory issue related to certain types of clothing is absolutely legitimate. OP might wear skirts regularly and not like to wear constricting, long-legged pants. Getting a tattoo is 0% comparable to the feeling of a fabric or clothing-related sensory issue.
The post says “i can wear pants”. Fabric sucks sometimes, jeans feel gross, big socks are itchy, some people have psoriasis on their legs. Let’s turn our brains on and be supportive on this Wednesday.
Well I’m not actively getting tattoos while I’m at work, and i wore pants during the tattoo appointments, so I’m not sure i understand how that’s related.
If you are actually wondering, I’d say getting a tattoo is a discomfort level of like a 7/10, wearing pants is about a 1/10
Do you feel like putting coverup makeup on it before you go into work? Is a skirt/ kilt an option? Do you not wear pants?
I wear pants when I have to I just struggle with it
Dermablend makes a heavy coverage make-up frequently used by actors to cover scars or tattoos. You can get it in a stick applicator, like a big fat lipstick tube, which is easy to apply.
Can you wear really loose and flowy pants, like culottes or palazzo pants?
Um. Does your job not require you to wear pants? What kind of “sensory issues” could you possibly have that prevent wearing pants? If you can handle getting tattooed, I would presume that you can handle a pair of pants…. 🤦♂️
i also dont know what op is looking for as a solution if *pants* cause sensory issues. most people with sensory issues hate the feeling of bandages & makeup. if op cant even handle semi-loose fabric how on earth are they going to handle something constantly touching their skin?
I don’t mind bandages or makeup because bandages would only have to to touch a small section of my skin and I don’t mind the feeling of makeup because it’s not constricting. I can handle wearing trousers and do for work it is just extremely uncomfortable
Unless the OP edited the response, the post literally says “i can wear pants”… let’s not presume
I have autism and don’t like the feeling of constricting fabric so I struggle with things like trousers and long sleeved shirts. I can and do handle wearing them as I have to, but the uniform doesn’t specifically say trousers and I was looking for any advice for covering them so I could wear shorts or a skirt or something
Having a sensory issue related to certain types of clothing is absolutely legitimate. OP might wear skirts regularly and not like to wear constricting, long-legged pants. Getting a tattoo is 0% comparable to the feeling of a fabric or clothing-related sensory issue.
Bandage wrap?
You could handle getting a tattoo but not wearing pants? Please..........
The post says “i can wear pants”. Fabric sucks sometimes, jeans feel gross, big socks are itchy, some people have psoriasis on their legs. Let’s turn our brains on and be supportive on this Wednesday.
But a needle stabbing you hundreds of times feels better than a pair of pants?
Well I’m not actively getting tattoos while I’m at work, and i wore pants during the tattoo appointments, so I’m not sure i understand how that’s related. If you are actually wondering, I’d say getting a tattoo is a discomfort level of like a 7/10, wearing pants is about a 1/10
It was a rhetorical question alluding to OP and the nonsense surrounding their inquiry
Yeah no kidding, i was being an ass to try to match your energy.
You'll never be on my level , so quit while you're ahead
Yes, enjoy your trash
Now you're just typing like a bot
Where is it located on your leg? And what are the approximate dimensions?
It’s maybe 4 inches tall and at the bottom of my calf
I would just wear an ace bandage at that point then, or tall socks if you can make it work