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Sounds like something worn by a BBC directoire.
Jokes aside, it doesn't need more words.
A skirt is still a skirt regardless of who wears it.
Steve

CAITLIN MORAN Women prepare for Leg Season like Olympians. Men, you have it easy Men just have to choose from Sporty Shorts (ending just below the testicles), Rock Shorts (jeans bitten off at the knee) or Boat Shorts (there is no need to like boats) Caitlin Moran Saturday April 13 2024, 12.01am, The...

Ray wrote: ↑Wed Jun 25, 2025 6:46 am No tights?

Unprofessional!

I'd love to see you address that statement to a group of women Rae.
Just let me know the hospital and I'll send grapes.
https://www.thetimes.com/article/a3075d ... f9ef19be07
This is what Caitlin Moran had to say on the subject.
Steve.

Sure Jamie, That's an even bigger headache for women. Simple answer, if it is a worry, get grooming or get over it. I do the grooming bit and yes, I like to expose my legs occasionally and appropriately. Challenging the unwritten absurd dress codes and practices of normality will never be easy! With...

Aha, do we have an "influencer" then?
They come, they go.
Steve,

robehickman wrote: ↑Mon Jun 23, 2025 12:31 am I find your attitude persistently extremely negative and self-defeating.

One cannot change reality and if the truth hurts, so be it.
I'm about to leave for the office wearing a skirt, as I have done for many years.
What will you be wearing at work today?
Steve.

If i'm greeted with silence, I take that as tacit acceptance. If anybody has a criticism of what I'm wearing feel free to open a discussion. That's fine until you discover that the silence wasn't quite as golden as you had imagined it was. Getting back to all the connotations of crossing the aisle ...

Workplace temperatures During working hours the temperature in all indoor workplaces must be reasonable. There’s no law for minimum or maximum working temperatures, for example when it’s too cold or too hot to work. However, guidance suggests a minimum of 16ºC or 13ºC if employees are doing physical...

The country is very culturally mixed. Many man of other cultures wear 'dresses' normally, I see such people all the time in Bristol and nobody cares in the slightest Nobody cared because "culturally" these are not dresses designed as feminine garments in any sense of the word. Would any o...

I work for the British Civil Service. Dress code says No Shorts for anyone. At local level, I have seen it relaxed at local level, sensible manager. However, there's a teeny loophole for the women and me. Wear a skirt without hosiery, easy! They cannot demand that my legs are covered when skirted be...

What if someone has an aging body, or was not endowed with good looks in the first place? Well Grok, that pretty well covers the majority of the human population. My take is simple, I wear what suits "ME" in any sense. If the onlooker thinks I look good, bad or indifferent, I have learned...

skirted84 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 20, 2025 5:50 pm Clear example of proper fitting giving such benefit.

Absolutely, but at a price?
My thought, would a male and female bespoke skirt cost the same?
If not, why not, the making of one to suit an individual must be comparable.
It would be useful to have a figure to go on.
Steve.

angel142 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 19, 2025 3:55 am these ai games will be the norm soon...

Only if we allow it!
They can have their place and function, but humans are social animals so meat space, flesh and blood relationships will always be needed.
Steve.

MIS gaining traction one niche at a time :?: Possibly, but each niche is probably inhabited by the same or very similar individuals. For instance Contra dancing and folk festivals are probably attended by a fairly specific demographic sample and not representative of society as a whole. Afraid to s...

Girls/women in skirted rigs, while we males were confined to trousers. We are of the same vintage Grok, I was born in 1958. Coming up to date, every day wear has become homogenised across the genders. However, there is still a lot of diversity out there. The big difference is that "feminine&qu...