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I don't think that is really a circular argument. I agree with this. It's a shortened way of saying that men don't wear skirts because other men don't wear skirts, and societal pressure makes them conform. It was presented to us all as a simple fact when we were too young to question it, and most m...

Welcome back, sellek! My story started like yours: after years of wanting to, I finally bought a skirt, a denim one from M&S, and it was fantastic, it just felt right to wear it. I still have it, though it's past its best and it has been rather overshadowed by a very large number of more strikin...

You've missed my point, Uncle Al. My point is not to do with the model herself, it's about the images of her. There's something off about them, she's been digitally manipulated into Uncanny Valley. And those two images of her are 100% identical: the pose, the facial expression, the hair ... everythi...

And though they may have it listed under "mens" they sure did not go to any effort to make the model appear male -- had it not been for the catalog tab, I'd not "have known" ! Poof Indeed. The person tying the waist cord has distinct breasts. Why call it a men's garment and have...

The blue is a nice colour and doesn't look like it's designed to fit round women's curves. But the model is really off-putting! Is she an AI creation or a real woman altered in unsettling ways? Exactly identical in the two pictures. I always distrust vendors who do that. Makes me suspect that I'm no...

The reason why some visual proportions work and others do not, is that humans tend to prefer things in simple mathematical ratios: -... [ cogent thoughts ] I shared a bunch of thoughts about these topics in the following article about a year ago: https://robehickman.com/skirt-silhouettes-men Very i...

I have quite a few skirts that are about 18", and a few that are a little shorter. A couple are slightly less than 17", and that's my limit. Those are mostly for the tights season, which is quite long in Scotland. In summer I prefer something longer, to keep out of sight those things that ...

Hello Pete54 and :welcome: You have the right sort of attitude (bolshy) to wear skirts out and about! Best to bring your partner with you, rather than pissing her off, so as to smooth the path and have an easier time. Maybe start at home when you have visitors who won't mind, or on a country walk wh...

Hello and welcome, Robin! You're one of the lucky few, having a supportive wife (as am I) so make the most of it. Get your skirt on and you'll find it gets easier each time. From my statistically insignificant data set (we spent a day there about 4 years ago), the people of Bristol don't care what y...

Well done, Mr F, the first time doing anything like that isn't easy. I'm glad that you got some positive reactions from your group, it's a big boost when people let you know they're on your side.

Next, conquer Alyth and Carnoustie!

I’m really proud of myself. I managed to wear my brown snake print skirt again today. I was really nervous but I just did it and walked confidently with a smile on my face .... This has given me confidence to wear my red midi skirt with black hem tomorrow at sewing group. :) Well, Dr F, did you wea...

Nearly every day.

Have B&Q changed their staff uniforms? I was in my local branch this evening, busy comparing various spare parts for taps with the worn-out one from my kitchen which I had brought with me. As usual, I was struggling to work out which, if any, was the right one. I hate plumbing, because what ough...

Looks good in the wee video in the article. Should be normal for boys!

Hello AnonUser30, and

You are one of the fortunate few, having a supportive wife (as am I). Make the most of it and show the world that men can wear skirts!