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partlyscot wrote: ↑Sat Mar 28, 2020 6:02 pm I have had precisely one instance of someone lifting my skirt, [...] we all howled with laughter [...]

That is a TED-worthy story!

Nobody's ever asked me what's under my skirt. Which is too bad as I've had possible answers ready for several years... Awesome! Something in the conversation prompted a third to disclose that she was a municipal police officer (and although the club was not in that city, in this state municipal pol...

I can understand the hazards of unintentionally giving the world a glimpse of your underwear when you have a short skirt on, as you say hazards are all around with sitting down, going up stairs, in & out of cars [...] Yes, on the one hand, people need to get over themselves. There are more impo...

So, the thread had ventured into the weeds with references to undergarments. That said, allow me share a non-undie story from my blog. About a year ago, I was at a club, rocking an awesome 15″ Gap or Ralph Lauren chino skirt. I found myself speaking with a group of three or four females when one of ...

Something I found online many years ago. Seemed relevant. Whether a legit occurrence or a staged prank, it still demonstrates the double standard(s) that exist(s).

LOL & ROFL Moon

I'm wondering, for the benefit of the newbies and the plain curious, whether there shouldn't be a pinned topic that only contains links without discussion. The discussion is good and certainly helpful to newbies and oldies, but I think that a pinned link-only page would be an equally helpful resourc...

Unfortunately, as usual, the article confuses clothing choices with gender identity: You are correct that gender identity is a separate issue, but paradoxically, it is a linked issue. According to the [US] National Institute of Medicine and American Psychological Association, "Gender Nonconfor...

Yeah, I'm not a big fan of the what I saw in that photo. I wasn't sure if the photo was meant to mock men in skirts or to highlight some designer's avant-garde conceptualization (the photo brings together a lot of conflicting motifs which could signal artistic endeavor). Again, I wasn't a big fan of...

Try this (it worked in incohnito mode) https://www.facebook.com/georgiaweeklyp ... v2zLtPF1bN

moonshadow wrote:Also it's interesting that it's always women who say this....

... they know... they know....

ROFLMAO

What about calling a skirt a kilt because some people can not get their minds into the idea a male can wear a skirt as well. Understood and agreed to an extent (see reply to Caultron). At least for me, part of my mission is to open one mind at a time, and that is best done by provoking the interloc...

denimini wrote:unipant, femur funnel or sartorial sleeve.

LOL <3 that masterful wit.

And agreed, I call my skirts, "skirts" but see previous reply to Caultron.