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Well that is a pretty normal range of events and feelings for a man's first few times out in a skirt. You've tried picking a place where you're less likely to get a bad reaction. You've tried going somewhere that you won't meet anyone you know. You've chickened out then girded your loins and gone ah...

Hello and welcome, Mathew. You are fortunate to have an understanding wife. As am I, although it took her years to come round to accepting my skirts. Take your courage in both hands and head into town in a skirt. It's not easy at first, but it gets easier and after a while you'll think nothing of it...

Fred in Skirts wrote: ↑Fri Oct 27, 2023 7:40 pm I am still wondering what happened to SINNED aka Dennis from York UK.

He last visited on 27 October but he hasn't posted for 7 months.

I haven't disappeared, but I'm here a lot less than I used to be. Like some others, I no longer need the support and encouragement which the café provides. And I've said the same things many times. But it's still good to read about other guys' journeys towards skirtedness. (Not so good when they get...

Dropping in, I see I've landed on your big day. Condolences on the loss of your father, and best wishes for your move.

Coder wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 2:41 am

denimini wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 1:57 am and your description "a joyful inventor".

Yes, we need more details though I swear I've seen that name somewhere before...

Yes, it must be trending somewhere different from here.

That's a fine wee collection, Talaria. I'm sure that the people of your home town would like to see you sporting any of them in the High Street. The tartan one looks a bit heavy for a trip to the beach in a warm place like Kent, but it would look good blowing in the breeze!

I'm glad your skirted holiday is going well. You'll have no bother at all on the return journey. I've flown in a skirt loads of times and never had a problem. And your fellow holidaymakers just don't care what you wear. If you switch your hearing aid from "music" to "eavesdrop" y...

It's great to see a model who just happens to be wearing a skirt when modelling something else. That's a step in the right direction. Pity about the prices though, even in the sale.

I dont worry if a garment is masculine or feminine. I wear what I want to with concideration to the following: 1. Weather; temperature, wind 2. Venue; I have chosen not to wear mini skirts at funerals, and from previous experience; dental chairs or in submarines. 3. Mood; something plain and practi...

Good photo! I love the green skirt but I hardly ever wear long skirts these days so I won't be rushing out to buy it. The robe is great too.

And in the Scotsman! It must be less crusty than I thought; I haven't read it for years.

Just reaching the end of Blue Dot Festival, music and science in the shadow of the Jodrell Bank radio telescope. The skirted men tally came to an impressive eleven (including me). Two of them were in plain kilts and one was in a dress.
About four were clearly wearing shorts or trousers underneath.

denimini wrote: > Welcome to the Cafe. > I would be interested to know your other stringent requirements for skirts, > the stretch test is a good one. Well, solid muted or dusky colours; length 45 to 60 cm, so nothing too short or below the knee; material black denim in preference to ubiquitous blu...

Best wishes, Fred! I hope the op goes well and you make a good recovery.

I love Jesse's comment "this is a travesty of nature and morality". Just a little bit of an overreaction! And completely untrue, of course.