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Sorry, I wasn't clear. I don't wear my jeans saggy and I'm not sitting on that part. It's where I lean back against the back of the seat where it puts pressure. Posture is not an issue, my spine is fused T3 to L2, I couldn't slump if I wanted to.
Sorry, I wasn't clear. I don't wear my jeans saggy and I'm not sitting on that part. It's where I lean back against the back of the seat where it puts pressure. Posture is not an issue, my spine is fused T3 to L2, I couldn't slump if I wanted to.
...and man, you guys are brutal.
Thanks for the clarification, maybe you should try a seat that sets you back a bit more so there is not so much pressure on your lower back. Or wear .. ready? ..spandex.
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