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Hmmmmm, St Pats race day is coming up soon in Broken Hill.

Couya, you deserve an award for experimentation.

My profession is in design and thus well practised in post-rationalisation but I am struggling to think of a good reason to wear this garment.

They look very practical and hard wearing.
Unfortunately no mention of kilt on their Australian website.

And I disagree that the gender neutral movement is unimportant to men who want society to accept that there is nothing unnatural about men wearing skirts. I suppose my criticism of gender neutral clothing is it seems to be currently applied to a few items specifically designed to "feminise&quo...

What would a gender neutral skirt look like? Probably grey or brown without much flare, a bit like a sack - I bet it wouldn't be pink or frilly. I have spent a lifetime of dismay with menswear. I really don't think gender neutral helps us at all in freedom to wear what we want to wear. It will prob...

Sinned wrote:mlsv, My confidence took a hit the other day whr=en it took several minutes to even thread the needle!!!! Oh, the deterioration in near sight with age!

I know the feeling - still doesn't stop me soldering PCB's - with 4X glasses!

I too am impressed with this DIY kilt.

Yes, that will feel nicer than going from ladies wear to the male or neutral changing rooms.

The film has not yet aired on Australian TV to my knowledge but I did watch it on youtube and quite enjoyed it. It didn't seem to be a transgender issue but a boy who wanted to wear a dress, and a pretty colourful dress too, which made a nice and relevant story. I did a search for "boys skirt&q...

Thanks all for your encouragement. It actually had an impact yesterday when I could see a neighbour approaching while I was outside painting in my frayed denim mini. Previously I would duck inside and slip into something uncomfortable. This time I thought damn it, I will just ride this out. He had c...

not everyone has included their location in their profile information so an exact number will never be possible So, if I was to do this, it'd be (1) a heck of a lot of work and (2) not all that accurate. Oz and the US are vast places. Thanks, I did notice that there were a lot of blank address cell...

There are a few of us Aussies here. I am in the York Peninsula of South Australia. Where are you? Hi Peter and John, We are certainly spread out. I am out past Broken Hill. I do not know how many Aussie members here - the membership list can be set in order of location but is listed by town name an...

Thanks Jeremy for you thoughts and support. I visited your website and found it enlightening in a number of areas. All helpful towards boosting my confidence, and many others no doubt, to go public. I know it should not be such an issue but there are a few elderly locals whom I like and respect and ...

Damn, I am meant to be working - but can't help putting in my two bob's worth. Perhaps the uni is from universus - meaning that the actual one item would fit all genders (3 in Australia). However, I think the terms pants, jeans, skirts, shorts are non gender specific but the cut or shape of each wou...

Thanks Uncle Al for the kind thoughts about my loss - 18 months ago.

Also thanks for the Welcome.

skirted_in_SF wrote: I believe you had to do a minimum number of moderated posts before you receive a full membership. The number appears to be five.
All in the name of keeping bots and trolls off the site.

Thanks, that makes sense and I certainly support that idea.