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This must be the Greg James who presents what sounds like a history programme for 11-year-olds on BBC Radio 4, Saturday mornings. "Greg James presents BBC Radio 1’s breakfast show" The R4 Greg James is a historian who wrote the Horrible History series for kids and he also hosts a podcast ...

I'm hitting the paywall too, but if the gist is that men are curtailing men's fashion freedom, then it's nothing new to me. In the main, any detractors that I have encountered have been of the male persuasion. There have been some women, but they are rare enough to make it surprising, men on the oth...

*I suspect this comes from the fact that men generally don't take to fashion when they are young, and that their fathers don't give it much thought or importance. The only way we change that is by breaking the cycle. I personally want to end all this hate whenever it's possible. I'm going to try ev...

Uncle Al wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 1:07 pm Read the article
The original poster needs, IMHO, to dump his 'girlfriend' as she is not worthy of him

Just my $.02 worth

Al, love is blind I should know.
Put another way, none so blind as those who will not see.
Steve

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/lifestyle/family-relationships/man-defended-after-argument-with-girlfriend-over-his-wedding-guest-outfit/ar-BB1jMn6V?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=de6b19e8803d412a9ca53cfdb4a8c0d0&ei=125 I'm not sure where to begin here, this one is covering so many bases. He needs...

What I want is to open the curtains and let the light in. Before that we need a little encouragement. I want to reassure boys that it's ok to do girl stuff. It's a shame to miss out on all the fun of clothes because of perceptions of manliness. Could you say that parents would be willing to extend ...

No worries,
Superwoman, Batgirl and Buffy will come to the rescue.
Aided by the Doctor, of course.
Steve

What I find most amusing, are the non sports like darts and snooker, never appears to be mixed competition or ensuing controversy there. You're forgetting Fallon Sherrock who did well in professional darts events recently. I don't follow TV sports at all, but this proves the point. Games like darts...

My son is a martial artist. He trains males and females from about 5 years old. While they don't compete "mixed", they do spar. Weight for weight, a boy has no clear advantage based on gender alone, ability is the decider. What I find most amusing, are the non sports like darts and snooker...

Such a sweet couple Circa 1977, a dedicated follower of fashion. Crazy, heady days! A strange thought though, the catsuit is essentially a bifurcated dress. While I knew it was "different", I don't think that was in my conscious at the time. A dress by stealth, hidden in plain sight. I ce...

"Partitioned", are you a glutton for solitary punishment or are the parents just ultra persuasive? In any voluntary role, many people are only too glad to let someone else do the needful My wife runs a rainbow unit and lots of the parents see it as cheap childcare. Not getting involved and...

Yes, TM well done to you for getting out and about.
Dresses are highly versatile and practical too, really not a huge challenge for a confirmed skirt wearer either.
As for "all in ones", a piece of history,

The example given happened in Texas and unless I am much mistaken, employment law is very different from the UK, which will vary across the world too. The school now has a simple uniform policy that allows choice for all. Well done Mouse for achieving that for the pupils, but they are not employees ...

Great care is taken to hide 'evidence', hence only a small store/selection is kept available, so frequent skirted fashion parades are quite out of the question for me, now into my 80s and I am thankful that a few opportunities do still present and MOH is unaware, so the 'boat' sails on steadily. Hi...

"Frazer Simpson Frederick Hines (born 22 September 1944) is an English actor. He began his career as a child actor and appeared in A King in New York (1957) with Charlie Chaplin.[1] He later played Jamie McCrimmon in Doctor Who, appearing in more episodes than any other companion.[2] He was a r...