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DrFishnets wrote: ↑Thu Aug 21, 2025 9:15 pm I’ve been thinking of buying an IPL device as I’ve read some good reviews about them.

Happened to see this review yesterday if it's of any interest.
https://www.theguardian.com/thefilter/2 ... -device-uk

I've also seen Chrome tell me my skirtcafe.org tab is using too much resource and offering to sleep it.

Some of the comments here (including Susie's "Divide and Conquer") remind me of the poem by Pastor Martin Niemöller. Put "The Rainbow mob", "Crossdressers", "trans-people" and any other category about whom you think "we're not like them" in place of ...

Mouse wrote: ↑Wed Aug 13, 2025 9:57 am Yes they do. The coffee colour colour way also looks ok and is a change to the normal black. Coffee is a colour I do not have in my collection.

Ah - do you mean "taupe"?? One of Terry Wogan's favourite colours IIRC!!

I am not berating the fact that more women are teachers. I am simply observing that teaching at the younger end is a profession dominated by women and has been feminised and, to some extent, this means it is geared up better to enable girls to succeed. Masculine traits are often suppressed, regarde...

Some believe they know exactly what the man they've seen is thinking! Bizarre. Considering the title of this thread and the comments being made, this is the bizarre comment. Sorry Susie - I was referring to the number of comments in the Mumsnet thread from women who obviously believe they know what...

No, so I googled the same question and got another mums-nest link: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/4079513-Do-you-think-men-should-be-allowed-to-wear-skirts Here's a more recent link (they dont talk about it as much as we do) https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5153897-mens-clothe...

[snip] education is by women and designed around girls.[snip] Can you clarify that Stu? I think you're probably correct that a majority of teachers are female but AIUI that's not by design. My understanding is that less men are attracted to the role/vocation for whatever reasons. As for examples of...

Barleymower wrote: ↑Sat Aug 09, 2025 5:27 pm To reiterate, the comments coming from the cesspit were resonably encourging. It's time for MIS to walk tall and wear what they like. If they get any grief, especially from partners or close family members, or peoplle who post on mumsnet, tell them:

Do you still have the link for the thread BM?

When wearing high heels and a skirt, most comments you get are about the heels and not the skirt. Women especially want to know how you walk in them and where you get them from, both things you would think the average female would know about and be up to speed on! I've certainly had some comments f...

I wonder if more guys realised that it is entirely possible to dress in whatever you like and not worry about passing, wigs and bathrooms etc. by remaining a man, whether more would choose to be MIS. I do wonder how much of the gender dysphoria, gender identity etc stuff is related to the belief th...

Hi Pauly,
Welcome from another 60-something heterosexual man living in NW Wales who's also interested in railways!
Martin

I too like the look and feel of satin. I have a lovely satin nightdress and had been thinking of picking up a long satin skirt like in your picture. However, my skirt-wearing opportunities are limited by circumstances and I wasn't convinced I'd ever have the chance to wear one.

Logjam wrote: ↑Sat Jun 14, 2025 2:14 pm Thought this might be interesting…

I'll try and convey your comments to the 2 guys running HardAsNails.

I thought I recognised his face - the link to his Instagram account (https://www.instagram.com/the.chrishill/) is in the article in case anyone hadn't spotted it.