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I spent some time supervising a female Iranian PhD student. She once mentioned that she drank alcohol, which surprised me, but she volunteered to me that she was a Zoroastrian rather than a Shia Muslim so she was allowed to do that. She consistently wore jeans or leggings to our meetings, as did mos...

Mouse wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 6:41 pm The second is to encourage other males to follow our lead in actually wearing skirts. I as a man, visit the school in a skirt, so I may start a seed in some young mind that a man in a skirt is a thing.

I hope you do. Keep us informed if you see a trend developing.

I am not sure what your reasons are, but a standard school has all of the above. As a governor you have a voice to affect the ethos of the school. I am a governor and the uniform request we got to consider was "could the girls be allowed to wear shorts as the boys were in hot weather?" my...

I spent several hours at the home of a relative of my wife who had died. The relative had been a school governor for a secondary school for many years and his wife asked me if I would be willing to apply for her late husband's post as governor which, she assured me, doesn't take up too much time. I ...

I just want to mention the original Tom, without whom this forum would never have existed.

Masculinity is very fragile and very weak , more-so than an egg. When compared to femininity, masculinity is years behind in the stone age. Maybe yours is - mine is fine. I don't "shun" feminine things, I just see no need to adopt them myself. I manage perfectly fine without smearing lips...

What feminine items do I wear? None. I'm a guy. Why would I wear feminine items?

And no problems with having a woman doing the checks! She bounced them up and down (gently) and didn't squeeze hard at all. Many men don't have a problem with that, but some of us do. The whole experience is what turned me from a frequent MIS to an exclusive MIS (trousers worn just twice in over fo...

...women patients have a legal right to be seen only by female medics for intimate issues while no corresponding right exists for males. That's an inequality. I expect men rape women much more often than women rape men. So women fear men more than men fear women--it's reasonable. Fear hinders openn...

Stu, do you have a source for this. I have consulted the "NHS Constitution" https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ges-to-you and couldn't find an explicit female right. I may have missed it, but would be interested in more information, since this inequality is wrong. I have a confes...

"GET OVER IT --- IT IS IN A HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENT --- THEY HAVE SEEN EVERYTHING" ! Everything handled respectfully - professionally - NO VULGAR sexual talk - terms explained in layman language. Oh and in an emergency you may not have a choice of doctor - you can wait in the morgue for your...

From the other side, once you seen one you've seen em all, But you ain't seen mine. :wink: As an erstwhile medical student, I would do the exact opposite. My female contemporaries worked much harder than the men did. Well, mostly. I have a daughter who is an erstwhile consultant and I know she work...

In the UK, patients supposedly have the right to see a doctor of the same sex for any intimate issues if they wish. This is normally aimed at women, but I guess men can also ask for that. Some people don't care - a doctor is a doctor. However, I am extremely uncomfortable with the idea of being exam...

I tend to find heavy work in my garden plus having two walks a day keeps my back pain at bay - aided by a codeine med to take the edge off it.

Crossdressing is wearing something because it is intended for the opposite sex - it is an identifier and an intentional signal that the wearer wishes to be associated with the opposite sex. And it's not generally restricted to just one garment, but rather to an entire look, incorporating shoes, hair...