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Nice page on the differences http://blog.fromjapan.co.jp/en/fashion/all-about-kimono-and-yukata-the-differences-how-to-wear-buy.html . "A yukata is a casual kimono-like garment worn during the summer. It’s unlined and usually made of cotton to make the fabric more breathable. As such, yukata ar...

Franinskirts wrote: See Dick, See Dick run, See Dick fall and bust his arse!!!

Fred

See Dick borrow Jane's skirt.

And so it is with us. Where you see some kind of "percent male" to "percent female" linear sliding scale, I see a scatterplot, maybe in 3D with "biological" on one axis, "psychological" on the other, and "social conventions" on the other. For each o...

There is hope, but it's going to be the quiet practitioner who goes about his daily life clad in something other than trousers that's likely to shift sentiment. The world needs more who have the courage and wherewithal to do so. Unfortunately, recruiting is a daunting challenge because of all the a...

...ice skating and reading. Reading ? Really? The very fact that somebody feels the need to celebrate boys who do such ordinary things is deeply worrying. Acting, hmm ... Let me think .... Any films with men in them? ... Nope, can't think of any. Cooking ... Any male chefs, ever? ... No, none, I'm ...

I feel much more educated now on the topic of petticoats. Thank you. Oddly enough I found what purports to be a guide to buying petticoats at eBay http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-choose-the-best-Petticoat-for-you-/10000000177629782/g.html . It's interesting but frankly I don't know how accurate. I ge...

crfriend wrote: I got a shouted comment from one gal of, "I love your kilt!" I'll put that in my back pocket in case I need to redeem it at some point in the future.

You might consider putting it up for sale here. Might fetch a good price.

You guys have thin blood if you need tights when it gets to 40 degrees F at night . (Or course, the guys in Minnesota probably say that about me .) :lol: You have thin blood. OK, now with that out of the way . . . I am completely ignorant on the topic of petticoats. Yes, I know Google is my friend ...

crfriend wrote: I find that in the winter, so long as I manage to stay dry, I'm perfectly warm in a long skirt with a heavy petticoat and heavy tights under ...

I am completely ignorant on the topic of petticoats. Yes, I know Google is my friend but I bet some folks here would love to share some tips.

Winter has cometh in the southern hemisphere and it is too cold for mini skirts. Back to trousers! I don't like the look of long skirts on me. I have been experimenting with thick tights and a pleated denim mini that feels great and I like the look of it, but it is really out there; looks a bit lik...

Serious question: This event appears to have been sponsored by an organization of skirt-wearing men. Is there anything like that in the US? Not that I've heard of. There are some small local organizations (usually Celtic) and some Facebook groups and some other sites but nothing really national. We...

Caultron wrote:

Orange Apple wrote:Are we ready to do this in the US?

Sure, if we can get enough of us together and then get media coverage.

Serious question: This event appears to have been sponsored by an organization of skirt-wearing men. Is there anything like that in the US?

dillon wrote: All you can do is shake your head and pray.

I am shaking my head. I'll leave the praying to someone else.

But yes, I agree completely, and even though I'm unlikely to be shot by a teacher, their skill is vital to our success as a country.

Are we ready to do this in the US?

One of the nice things about skirts is that if one happens to have a bit of a "paunch" (I've got one) is that it makes the skirt stand off somewhat from the natural anatomy below it. Voilà, problem solved! Yep. I have the same non-problem problem. I've never had any willy-showing issue. I...