kilty wrote:Surprised this thread hasn't been locked yet
If we want to convince people that Men in Skirts is a normal clothing alternative, rhapsoziding about the bulge in our skirts is more likely to put people off and see us as a bunch of pervs...
I don't want to be reading about codpieces and stuff, I thought this was about wearing skirts and looking cool. All this wearing tights, slips and stuff isn't for me, I might head over to X-Marks the Scot if this is the level of conversation here...
Back in the day I'd wear a kilt, I might even bust a jean-skirt or two like JeffB did (I see he's left)... things are a little too kinky here...
We all gonna look like this in a minute...
Actually what we see in the picture is a happy man. Think about that.
Maybe he is trying to immitate abeing a woman, but still he is a skirt wearing man, on the very OTHER far side of skirt wearing, free clothing choice than the pure Manly skirt look. The heeled boots, how many men would like to wear them but just don't dare, or have the guts to? ...
It is not manly, as he is dressed, but he is not himself on this forum, is he?
We were talking about bulges and not discussing what a member had said, so no words about kiltys posting.
I find a bulge only happens when I wear certain flat fronted tight skirts, also with certain smooth surface textures, that hang straight down. Any other skirts, outward hanging, or with pleats, a non smooth surface, will not show or camouflage any bulge.
I find the lines that make some skirts look good, (when wearing skirts, there are sight lines created which make the look so good, and those lines are non existant with p*nts) are distracted by any other deviations, like a bulge. That is more like the unsightly effect of wearing p*nts or a skirt and propping the pockets full, creating an unsightly bulge, which breaks the otherwise pleasant lines, or it may look like the skirt is somehow sewn incorrectly or not fitting well. Like a minute dent in a shiny new car is terrible, a big crater in a old car full of them isn't interesting.
Don't worry about it. We are men, and wear skirts. As such we do show our body parts, and that is coherent with being a man. It may just take some time getting used to. To make an issue of hiding them is Senseless, and would make men's skirt wearing unnessecarily difficult.
I was going to buy a denim mini the other day, but there was a bulge, and it somehow detracted on the look, so I didn't buy. Maybe I will now reconsider. Women can show their breast form, it is something most people appreciate, whereas I at least don't conciously want to show my bulge, and think that normally men don't intentially show their bulge, but there may of course be men who want to show off ALL their muscles.
Just wear the skirts you wish, and if you don't like the way they look on you, wear something else.
Sporans may hide any bulge if present (without underpants!) and may also hide the absence of a bulge...
Although I would think that if wearing a true kilt, with the sturdy heavy material, many yards, that even without a sporan, nothing should be visible, unless very heavily built and arroused.
Peter v.
A man is the same man in a pair of pants or a skirt. It is only the way people look at him that makes the difference.
