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geron wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 5:49 pm If this is a kilt, I salute the wearer for his boldness
https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/25414 ... -tour-bus/

I would bet that it doesn't fit the technical definition of a kilt, but I tip my hat to the wearer as well

I just did a quick Google search for Atlanta men in skirts. While I'm no expert it appears that the buzz is there. Sure, live in hope but there's not much else and if that's not to anyone's liking, I strongly suggest removing the blinkers. Steve. Steve, I have long since given up any real hope that...

I just did a quick Google search for Atlanta men in skirts. While I'm no expert it appears that the buzz is there.

I hope it takes hold and spreads to other places. Quote from the top video. "It may not be that much now, but it's trending. We know what happens when things start trending; other men will be doing it too". HALLELUJAH!!! The videos were both unwatchable for me, but I get the idea. Men in s...

So…I bought this kilt from Amazon and it arrived this week. https://amzn.eu/d/5k4hBIb First thoughts, it’s *very* thick cotton and quite heavy and stiff, but hopefully it will ease up with wear. I’ve worn it at home and although Mrs TB finds the whole thing rather strange (don’t we all?!) she’s acc...

The old guard is digging in in Western society, and because they have had some success in places like the US, they will be even more emboldened to maintain the status quo of gender identity and clothes, twisted though it may be. Every attempt to change will be charged as woke ideology and the groomi...

The lady talking about travel skirts or skirts best suited for travelling in does not mention men? In fact she is quite specific, they are for women. As is usually the case, Barleymower men have to decide for themselves what works for them. I have over 50 skirts and only 2 of them, kilts, were orig...

Nice shoes, you made a good find. Do the shoes have an identifiable brand?

Seems like posters in this forum often see any biologically male individual wearing a skirt and assume, "Wow! MIS is growing in popularity!" ... Sure, transwomen have the right to wear skirts and identify as whatever they want. But just be real: if you see a biological male in a skirt, ch...

Interesting indeed, but not something I would want to do on a regular basis.

He said he wished his wife would let him try a kilt, but no luck. Any way we had a fun time without any further mention of my outfit. Another example of men being lead by the nose and who rules the roost. I think that, as often as not, women get scapegoated for men's lack of fortitude. It's easy to...

If men can accept there's nothing wrong with being feminine, then the power of the word will be lost. With that in mind, can you establish that labeling you as feminine doesn't bother you and then question their use of the word? Barleymower, you hit the nail squarely on the head. For many of us, my...

I saw another guy on a flight yesterday in a utility kilt, again completely normal with no one noticing! I sometimes wonder that us, as guys who wear skirts and kilts, are more likely to notice someone else wearing the same, than the rest of the general public are likely to notice! I think Kilts pr...

I am sure that this has been discussed many times over but I don't think I wear any feminine items. Plenty of who might see me dressed in a dress or a skirt and 5cm clogs or a floppy-brimmed hat might disagree.