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Hi David
Yup, cutting slack is certainly a two way process and goes a long way to happier living too.
That's a great profile shot as well.
Steve.

I think for toddlers, it shouldn't be an issue what they wear and, if it's possible to let them choose to appear as a page or bridesmaid, let them. I think when they reach five or six, their gender identity is becoming established within themselves and also with friends and families. Consequently, ...

I drank my first Guinness about 40 years ago and I have never been to Ireland either. The biggest variation in the quality was largely due to the pub and how they stored it. The best tended to be the ones with old fashioned underground cellars. The canned draught version isn't bad but the bottled Fo...

A skirt or dress, colour of my own choosing.
I rather suspect that the wearing of the green is perhaps more predominant in other countries than it is even in Ireland itself?
Steve.

Hi Faldaguy,
Wear whatever you will be happiest in!
The question is how badly do you wish to attend the march?
Steve

Perhaps we should recall that Max Klinger wore a dress etc in order to obtain a Section 8 psychiatric discharge from the army. This certainly did not endear him to a lot of his superiors who were well aware of the strategy behind his sartorial choices. I must say that MASH was one of the best films ...

Hi Jim Thanks for the reply, As I see it, if we fail to give some compromise to our families and wider communities men in skirts will be even less likely to find more general acceptance. The "Church" will always be a big part of that for some people. My background is Scottish Presbyterian so I have ...

Hi Jim Good on you for adding another dimension to your clothing repertoire and the look is fine too. Correct me if I am wrong but I thought you wear a skirt in church with no problem, so why not the dress? Please understand that this is not a theological question. However, I am interested in how th...

It was skirt envy that got me started both at school and from my sisters. I still get it occasionally fifty years on but it is rare and I would put that down to having my own look. Without wishing to sound conceited I'd go so far as to say that I can look better in a skirt or dress than some females...

partlyscot wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 25, 2020 5:16 am

My opinion on that is not suitable for this venue.

Which venue would it be suitable for?
Steve,

It's a fashion item, no more or less bizarre than many others.
It is all a matter of taste for better or worse.
Sometimes it is worth being different just for it's own sake.
Steve

WHY?

Sinned wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 18, 2020 11:25 am

I wouldn't pay £30 for a pair of jeans or trousers either, never mind for a skirt. Where do you all get the money from, paying such prices?

It is all relative and a matter of ones own choice/budget.
Steve.

By all means, spend your hard earned cash on one of these if you wish.
Just do not have any illusions that they are of "best" quality as compared to a traditionally made Kilt.
Pay your money, take your chance.
Steve.

Coder
I'd wager that you thought that yours was a straight question.
Welcome to the Café!
Steve.