Got a genuine style question for you, do the pant legs go inside the work boot or pull down over the top of it?
@VooDooMedic There are two ways. But this is mostly and strictly liquid and chemical related. If you work with chemicals ALWAYs keep the pant legs out as you do not want drainage into your boots. The same applies with general liquids. While the bottom of your work pants will be wet the inside of the boot remains relatively dry.
If however you do not work in wet or chemical filled conditions I suggest tucking them so long as no circulation is cut off to your legs.
@VooDooMedic To further add. Any sort of movement hazard needs to be kept in mind for any loose clothing. I don't wear loose shit when I work around conveyance that moves quickly.
Really, just do what some more experienced people do and try out what is both safe, and comfortable from those.
For me it depends on the days task.
@FinalDresdonation @VooDooMedic also safety first makes the work place safe for both genders,”many Bothans died for this information “.
@VooDooMedic depends on the circumstances. In the places I've worked the people never wore pants that were too long so going over boots wasn't a problem. And more importantly, they had no worries loose pants at the bottom would be detrimental to their job. Do you do a job where loose pants near the floor could cause a hazard? Other than that it's an aesthetic thing. We already know you like to rub cocks, so as a gay man you should look tight and smooth.