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Hames wrote: ↑Fri Nov 14, 2025 8:40 am Has anyone had any experiences wearing skirts in Greece? Thinking about booking a holiday there and would like to spend the entire trip in skirts!

No, but the Fustanella is a traditional Greek men's skirt.

Welcome, SatinDea, from another naturist who likes skirts and dresses. For me, it started with a persistent rash that was only solved by wearing unbifurcated garments. The medical reason made it acceptable to my wife, who was already often wearing jeans that were marketed as being for men. I wear sk...

jamie001 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 03, 2025 4:14 pm It will never happen! Many of them would rather run around naked than wear anything that a woman wears.

If it were more socially acceptable than skirts or dresses, I would any time it was warm enough! But MiS still have more freedom than naturists.

We don't need masculine men's skirts in a rugged utilitarian design. We need de-gendering of all skits. It is the only way out of the ManBox. I think both are valuable. I spend much of my day working in a vegetable garden. When it's cool enough to wear clothes, I want them to be rugged, with good p...

denimini wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 5:11 am

Layne wrote: ↑Mon Oct 20, 2025 10:50 am ........ now offers shorts down to 2” inseams

That is heading the right way .......... 2" less and there will be no inseam.

Continue and we get public nudity. I'm for it!

Nice sound. What's the difference between a flute and a recorder; it looks more like the latter.

I have a crocheted mini sweater dress with deliberate half-inch holes in places. My underwear, or lack thereof, would show through. But I like it.

My tutu has a similar problem of not being opaque, but I'm not sure if I like it much.

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I don't see such uniforms often enough for that to be a problem for me, but the makeup, and especially the smoking, make this very unattractive.

jamie001 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 25, 2025 3:30 am Unshaven legs are unsightly.

You may have your opinion, but please don't force others to conform to it.

Personally, I think men (and women) look better with hairy legs. Some people can't grow that hair as well, but they shouldn't let their jealousy regulate others.

I don’t understand why some folks here believe that pockets or even deep pockets are necessary. I use my hands for many things and want them free. I always want my pocketknife and handkerchief with me. So pockets are my normal solution. A belt-pack works when I'm out and about where I need my walle...

In the context of a much wider conversation, I talked with my pastor a few days ago about wearing skirts. He said he was a fan and may join me. He has a tube skirt but hasn't worn it outside the house.

Almost every day. Occasional dress and some clothes-free days.

Three general categories of shoes: 1. Casual 2. Athletic 3. Dress Will focus on casual. Colors appear to include such neutrals as black, white, grey. Doesn't sound very interesting, but the problem is forcing severe constraints in terms of options. I think "work" might be a 4th category. ...

Welcome, Lucien, from a guy who grew up in Maryland (the DC suburbs).