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Try it again; didn't work for me at one point but then it did again when I just tried it;

http://www.target.com/p/women-s-maxi-t- ... A-51813068

Those sandals, are called geta; having lived in Japan, I've worn a pair before, tho I can't see their appeal. They are still worn in Japan during summer festivals and such. There are different style of geta, and those are just one type. There are these other styles, too: https://www.google.com/searc...

Target's got a maxi t-shirt dress out for their summer line that looks like it could easily be adapted by men; no pockets tho... :( But still I'm kinda tempted to get one, as it doesn't have a waist line and thus would allow for my potbelly. Plus they have a navy blue or a royal blue which are more ...

Nice, but no cigar. I did get one like this. lacePeasant.jpg http://www.lanebryant.com/apparel/plus-size-tops/lace-up-tunic-shirt/21288c17318p239734/index.pro?selectedColor=white&selectedSize=None%20selected A little less than I thought it might be while in the store, but I have worn it out and...

I've found several options in the male line that have that "feminine" look that goes well with a skirt, I think anyway. Several UK/European based clothing stores are coming out with men's cap sleeved, fitted shirts, like the following: http://www.boohoo.com/restofworld/invt/mzz80472 http:/...

Interesting story of advocacy of skirt wearing by boys/men and as well as other "female" clothing.

http://www.lgbtqnation.com/2016/09/boy- ... ina-store/

So, I ran across this item on Amazon.com while looking for skirts. It's a "running kilt" that is specifically designed for men. A little too expensive tho for something with so many unknowns. It would be a risky purchase unless reviews were really good. Plus I don't run, so it would just b...

Central Coast of California, born and raised...that's Pismo Beach/San Luis Obispo area, if you know CA, or an hour north of Santa Barbara. Lived in the state of Utah for 11 years going to school. Had a year stint in Edinburgh, Scotland, as well as a stint in Japan. Now back in California again. Only...

Hey folks, been a while since I've posted, but I thought I'd let you all know I released a music album this week, in case you have any interest in checking it out. It's available on iTunes, Amazon.com, Spotify, and Apple Music. The name of the album is "Summer Solstice," by Potbelly MacKra...

Question: how do your fellow LDS members react to you being an "active Transgender Mormon"? Some are understanding, others not so much. Most don't understand because there's a lot of misunderstanding and lack of knowledge on the issues of being Trans and being Mormon, and just on transgen...

Question: how do your fellow LDS members react to you being an "active Transgender Mormon"? Some are understanding, others not so much. Most don't understand because there's a lot of misunderstanding and lack of knowledge on the issues of being Trans and being Mormon, and just on transgen...

This is not the first time that has happened. It seems in general, when a man carries a purse, he will be teased. Even more so than skirts as far as I can tell. It's pretty dumb really. I don't think I've ever gotten a comment on my purse/bag even though I've been using one Friday to Sunday for abo...

Welcome kstny from a fellow skirt wearing Californian. I'm just a few hours north of you, on the Central Coast.

Saw this little guy on etsy today, thought some here might find it of interest. Not sure about the front pouch pocket, if it would really be useful or not for storage or putting your hands in. But, it's nice to see another skirt marketed strictly for men. https://www.etsy.com/listing/290985489/camo-...

Looks good, PMac. I'm not a fan of scarves though, I suppose because my wife wears them and I get tired of waiting while the layers go on and off again. Thanks! Yeah, scarves...to each their own, eh? I like scarves that are made of rayon and are thin, but really only when it's chilly or cold. Once ...