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Interesting point here is that the native Scots highlanders were cattle herders when they weren't feuding with their neighbours that is. They wore "The Great Kilt", every day in all weathers and on all occasions except when going into battle. For close up hand to hand fighting the thing wa...

What the hey, wear WHAT you WANT WHEN you WANT ANY day of the year.
That way make every day special just for YOU!
Steve.

Let us hope we do not return to the bad old days of 'Queer bashing' and men being arrested and even imprisoned for wearing female clothes. There are countries in the world where being "queer" ie non conforming and different can get you legally imprisoned or even executed. I do not know if...

Because MIS have completely failed to differentiate between us and the Transgender and Transvestite crowd. It was hard not to feel angry about men being allowed to compete in women's sports because they had put on a skirt. We had, and I believe still have, a swimming team of 12 to 14 year old girls...

There is another "IF", the major retailers who don't consult Google when deciding on their marketing strategies. Parents who are even vaguely likely to give their sons a choice will just provide from the girls wear and they know that very well. Skirts and dresses which boys could wear are ...

True but it won't happen. Instead there needs to be simple irrefutable statements that leaves the person who says "you are a crossdresser" with nothing ro say. It will never happen until every one of us can decide that being called a cross dresser means nothing at all! You will never stop...

Gee, that wasn't political now was it?
One thing that wasn't mentioned, where tartan came from, in any sense of the word.
Steve.

DrFishnets wrote: ↑Sat Jan 03, 2026 6:53 am It’s strange.

Not in our neck of the woods it isn't Arty.
It's exactly how society shackles men and boys into conformation with society's expectations.
Freedom?
Steve.

What we did fixed the "allow to wear" issue, but this school also in a way, encouraged the wearing of skirts for the boys. On the other hand, at our school, a male governor regularly turns up to meetings and events in a skirt.... Are you aware of any boys responding to the encouragement a...

my personal hunch is that more boys than one might think would probably like to wear dresses. But they and their parents are afraid. Abd the very few with the courage to do it probably buy from the girl's aisle anyway as that's what the boy probably really wants. Damon, On this point I would concur...

A kilt is a skirt. To say it is not is like saying a car is not a vehicle. I didn't say that it wasn't a skirt, here is what I did say. The "Kilt" is a skirted garment, it is not a society approved skirt which bestows any additional freedoms on men and boys. There is no freedom for anyone...

Stu wrote: ↑Thu Jan 01, 2026 7:37 pm the supplier is on board with the name change.

Why shouldn't they be, their salles won't be affected.
Given my attitude to the kilt, I find this quite interesting.
Steve

The word 'Kilt' gives a man or a boy societal permission to wear a skirt. And it gives parents, schools, youth groups such as Scouts permission to require boys to wear skirts. Magic which is black and based on ignorance and superstition. We have been here before Damon and note this well, the "...

timemeddler wrote: ↑Tue Dec 16, 2025 2:12 am meanwhile, offending snowflakes(literally, it's warm as all get out)

TM
I see a Van Helsingesque vibe in that outfit.
Were you toting a crossbow and wooden bolts tipped with silver dum dums of holy water too?
Happy new year
Steve

Yes, and this generally looks odd because the body shapes are different, and garments aren't particularly harmonious with the shape of the body. I don't see anything changing unless there is a cultural shift towards designing skirt-type garments that are harmonious with male bodies, as used to be t...