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Tiberius, I'd love to see pics of your roman/greek/egyptian-styled outfits. They probably look good. After all they are costumes that have frequently been used in films, comic strip (bandes dessinées), so presumably they are looks that the general public finds attractive. Martin I do intend posting...

And, yes, it does irritate me that women can wear whatever item they fancy, whereas a man is not expected to step out of line. But, having stepped well out of line myself, I don't let other people's choices worry me too much. I don't always like what I see around me, but I live and let live (which ...

If you are at liberty, can you tell us your occupation. Hello there - let's just say I teach for a living (electrical engineering as it happens). Re the comments about bifurcated vikings and romans, my theory is that they only did so as a response to the climates they were in. Back in the hot, sunn...

It doesn't matter what the school's rules are, the administration has clearly violated basic human rights, and is definitely not exercising an Equality & Diversity Policy. I'm not sure what the score is in the US regarding E&D, but in the UK we wouldn't be permitted to exclude a pupil for be...

Hello skirts4men - I completely agree with your ambitions as I feel the same way.

Tiberius

... but personal contentment is becoming more important to me now than being able to add loads of new so called 'friends' to my Christmas card list every year. ... I'm sure I'm going to continue to be loved for what I can do, not what I choose to wear. Thank you for giving us your perspective mugma...

I've just spent a week in Glasgow, staying at a City Centre hotel, and had been casually observing the clientele in relation to what they were wearing. It saddens me to say that I saw very few skirts being worn by women, and none by men - not a kilt (or any other style) in sight! The hotel was accom...

Now what did I feel like the first time I wore my kilt, hmmm, lets see now :roll: Oh yes, I remember it well... I must have been about 6 years old and was a page boy at an Aunt's wedding. I felt like having some of that wedding cake and a glass of orange squash! Happy days. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: T.

...It means that the solution to a specific pain problem can and does often lie in treating something remote from the immediate area... ... so they sometimes play tricks on the patient's perception. So when I say to my wife: "yes dear, your bum DOES look big in that dress" the pain that f...

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The tartan in the avatar is Scottish National (District). I'm 'allowed' the wear Royal Stewart officially!!!!

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Tiberius is a pseudonym that my wife made up for me. She's Scottish, as is my mother, and I enjoy the attention I get from women whenever I wear the kilt to functions, etc. My wife is also very much into Ancient Roman/Greek/Egyptian stuff, and likes to see me dressed accordingly on occasion. The rob...

Hello Richard A,

Thank you for your welcome note. It's a small world isn't it?

Regards... Tiberius

Kirbstone wrote:Your avatar makes you look tall & slim....and very dashing, I must say.

Thank you for that Tom, I'm actually 5' 6". That pic was taken at a wedding after I was asked to be 'the one who always wears a kilt'.

Hello all... I enjoy wearing kilts for several reasons, but one is because of the length; just above the knee. I've developed quite a good technique when having to sit: after sweeping the rear pleated section with one arm (so as to avoid crumpling it and sitting on skin!), I use my other hand to gen...

Hello all members, I'm a 44-year old male living in Bournemouth, Dorset and support the ambitions of men who like (or would like) to wear skirts. I've been doing it since I was a child, although my career-choice dictates that I should be seen as 'morally incorruptible', therefore I wear trousers mos...