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crfriend wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 12:02 am Well, that's likely the end of this thread.

Yup, pretty well tied up.

Great. A nice flowy mini skirt too. Lots of activity and air movement with very little unwanted exposure which gives one a lot of confidence about wearing that style of skirt. Perhaps not pink for me but I have similar in teal. It will be an event like this that stimulates the interest in skirt wear...

It will still be a long time before the retailers place skirts and dresses in the menswear category. Perhaps just under a banner "Skirts", like "Towels" or "Bed Linen" Talking of towels: They call then shorts but really a mini wrap skirt. https://www.lightinthebox.com/...

Looking at the labels of many skirts, I have not found any that state "women's", even the sizes don't genderise as perhaps shoes sizes do. Hence one could argue that skirts are for everyone and it is only the retail stores that discriminate . I think that us men should scream (in a deep vo...

None of these dress codes is ever a problem for me, since I don't have the money for any of these types of establishments. Same here .............. and what a relief. I am a member of the local golf club, however I don't play golf and don't socialise there, it is more to give support for one of the...

Their sizing is way off base. To be safe, get ACTUAL MEASUREMENTS of the garments from them :!: Just my $.02 worth :) I have purchased a few mini skirts and a cotton dress that I use as a night shirt from SHEIN. With most clothing items, when you click on a size you will get the actual measurements...

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Al, the correct place for that post is here:
http://www.skirtcafe.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=24723

Sorry I mentioned GNC

As for the second hypothetical: "When will men once again be allowed to be fully human?" It seems like a "When are you going to stop beating your wife" question which infers that you are beating your wife in the first place. In Australia, where there actually seems to be an incre...

My take on "GNC" is that it's yet one more attempt to create a "classification" (box) without need. The crux of the matter is not to put anyone in a box. If someone wants to put themselves in a box then they are at liberty to do that, although near impossible if they are dead. O...

crfriend wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 4:03 pm It's hard enough daring to be different; it doesn't need to be made even harder.

Actually I find it quite easy ............. comes naturally
Perhaps some other people find my digression from convention hard but I have no control over that.

Going out in public for the first time is no doubt the biggest and scariest step you will make. Having done this it just keeps getting easier until you just don't worry or care at all.

For those situations where people call a skirt a kilt. Sorry, sold out in all sizes for $4.77
Not on eBay but Shein

Great to see another person doing building work in a skirt. A few of us here have posted pics on the subject, Moonshadow, SkirtsDad, Kirbstone and myself to name a few. I do stonework, mechanical work, welding and gardening in a mini skirt. The only time I put on overalls is spraying weedicide and r...

Welcome Damon, and thanks for the substantial introduction.