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The utility kilt could be seen as the opposite effect: men have taken the skirt and restricted it so that it can only be worn in one length and in drab colours. So true, MB. It has always annoyed me that even the utility kilt makers often have a much wider range of colours and lengths, if they make...

Jim wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 10:37 am There is a problem with sans-serif fonts, isn't there?

Yes, especially when used in passwords where 1, l and I are all very similar as are 0 and O.

One of the joys I have, while travelling around is observing what women wear, mainly with a view to including new things in the Mouse wardrobe. However a thought came to me yesterday. We talk about women stealing the trousers worn by men, but you look around and they may have started with what men w...

denimini wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 8:12 am Phew! I was about to step in and defend a fellow moderator until I read the posts

Funny, I had the same thought, someone being mean to our Uncle Al......

The question in my mind has nothing to do with the basis of the show. It had everything to do with attitudes to men, and specifically men that wear "Women's" clothes. Your statement is what's holding men back, strengthening the constructed concept of Men's Clothes versus Women's Clothes. ...

Some days, if I am in a certain mood, I may get up from my seat on the tube, a station or two before my stop, and hang round the centre pole in the middle of the carriage....make sure people know I am wearing a skirt.....

I deliberately went to a staffed check out in the hope of striking up a conversation with the lady about my skirt and heels but she said nothing. Maybe people are really starting to get used to it or have adapted an anything goes attitude. Which is good! Many people today are afraid to say anything...

If men are big and powerful, rough, toxic masculine, doing as they please. With a "if I want it, I take it attitude"; then men would be wearing what they want and not sitting here fretting about what anyone says. BM, I like this post. I am not saying I identify with any of the first part,...

Mouse the towel was so short that I thought that it could not be used as anything other than an item of clothing. It was no more than a drying up cloth. Yes I totally agree, in one shot, it is not covering all his underwear, there again in another shot there is no towel....which seems to defeat the...

I like the longer version https://www.lightinthebox.com/en/p/men-s-fiber-bath-towel-absorbent-towel-hot-spring-vacation-beach-hotel-leisure-home-bathroom-towel-bath-skirt-set_p12078914.html I am all for short skirts, but men have bits that hang down more than some. Isn't that what underwear is for?...

I like the longer version
https://www.lightinthebox.com/en/p/men- ... 78914.html
I am all for short skirts, but men have bits that hang down more than some.

Am I wrong in thinking that the skirt is becoming a non-binary flag? How many of the men at the Met Gala wearing skirts were non-binary, is that a bad thing? Perceptions of masculinity could be changing from 'man or not man' to a wider bandwidth for men. I don’t think it is anything to worry about....

howardfh wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 1:10 pm This was my Eurovision entry!

That is a great outfit Howardfh, well done.

Nemo from Switzerland has just won Eurovision in a Skirt.......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coOJkjCMcow

If I had a problem it would be mostly me. I can wear a skirt in front of people I dislike. I can wear a skirt in front of people I trust, I can wear a skirt in front of strangers, I wear one in front of my dad. What I really struggle with is non skirt wearing friends (Kith). I just can't do it, I d...