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Fully agree Barleymower. If I had to choose only one then it would be clothing - freedom of choice, expression and individuality for all. Having said that I could happily be without people! They are the route of all problems via religion, politics, bigotry, hypocrisy... Then I would not be here so t...

Found this thread interesting and noted with interest the banter between Fred, Jamie001 and TSH. Society is made up of humans and every human has their interpretation for what they want, not others, or the person in question and this is the majority and many are bigots and hypocrites which is like t...

STEVIE wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 1:39 am
SkirtedMan, it is a pity that you couldn't join Sinned and I when we met in York in March but I hope you will consider attending the mass meeting being planned for Newcastle on Saturday 28th September 2024.
Steve.

Have responded uner your Mass Meet in Get-together section.

e2k2houck wrote: ↑Tue May 02, 2023 6:47 pm Wear what you want and to hell with what other people think.

Fully agree

Optimist. I am a glass half full person these days but with regards skirts, I already embrace my freedom of choice, expression and individuality as a man. I do no wait for the herd to make it available. If I want to do something and it is not doing harm to others then I do it. I needed Counselling i...

I think you can both like the way women look in skirts and like to wear them. Actually I know you can, because I do. Welcome. Fully agree. Clothing should be freedom of choice, expression and individuality for all. For me skirts and many items in the still society labelled womenswear have far more ...

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Welcome from an adhoc member. Now you have worn a skirt I doubt you will stop and very sure that you will never own a pair of shorts.

Any one who challenges an unnecessary society construct based upon gender, especially one sided society constructs is a rebel.

Go for it. Good luck.

Hi Welcome from an adhoc member. Very pleased to note another male skirt wearer with an aim to change society culture in this aspect. I primarily invade the society still labelled female wardrobe as a man for my own freedom of choice, expression and individuality but secondly in the hope of encourag...

I have only ever been challenged directly twice, both in my time of volunteering at a Historic House and that is now 8 years. Both were women, separate occasions, both short hair, both 'manish' in appearance and behaviour, dressed similar with tee shirts, jeans, trainers. Both got a polite reply but...

Hi Welcome from an adhoc member! You will find many like minded individuals on this site and quite happy to talk about experiences even if mentioned elsewhere in the 'library'. Hope you enjoy skirt wearing far more and out and about in public. Sorry to hear about your wife's views but hopefully in t...

Hello from another man in a skirt in Yorkshire. Pleased to hear you also concur that skirts are better than shorts in hot weather. I find skirts better than trousers and throughout the year regardless of weather but certainly in warm times. Enjoy your new freedom and discussions on this forum. Many ...

I noted a comment about wind and skirts. On windy days I wear a less flowy skirt to prevent a Marilyn Monroe experience but a bit of flapping is not an issue. This is keeping the "mechanics" of skirt wearing in mind :D However, on a very EXTREMELY hot day, a fresh bit of wind feels fantas...

Out shopping this week, I stumbled on 'Boyfriend Pyjamas'. These were obviously in a Men's style, fashioned for Women's proportions. On past occasions, I have similarly seen 'Boyfriend Cardigans', 'Boyfriend Shirts' and 'Boyfriend Shorts' (underwear). On the radio today, some young Girl, on discove...

anything feminine from the past is seen as lower, secondary. I'm not sure I would agree. I would argue that it's just seen as soft, not necessarily lower or secondary. And of course, there's supposedly never a good reason for men to want to be soft. Women wanting to be "hard" on the other...

Out shopping this week, I stumbled on 'Boyfriend Pyjamas'. These were obviously in a Men's style, fashioned for Women's proportions. On past occasions, I have similarly seen 'Boyfriend Cardigans', 'Boyfriend Shirts' and 'Boyfriend Shorts' (underwear). On the radio today, some young Girl, on discove...