My husband refuses to wear ties to work. Funerals, occasionally, but never work. And fair enough. Why should he conform to the homogeneity of the corporate world? Sure, he runs his own business and has no one to answer to, but still; he’s taking a stand and I applaud him. Men without ties look great, […]
Sonia Bowditch is a Canberra-based freelance writer, who likes to pitch her thoughts on society and culture in Australia. She also writes short stories. Sonia has a Bachelor of Arts from the ANU and a Masters in Writing from Swinburne.
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We are how we dress
My husband refuses to wear ties to work. Funerals, occasionally, but never work. And fair enough. Why should he conform to the homogeneity of the corporate world? Sure, he runs his own business and has no one to answer to, but still; he’s taking a stand and I applaud him. Men without ties look great, […]
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