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moonshadow wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 29, 2020 7:30 pm

Epiceneguy wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 28, 2020 3:38 pm

because your father will be proud of you

Uhhhh... doubtful.

Maybe secretly, lol

Not 100% this is the correct section for this and it's not mine but good things should be spread, you may not agree with every single point but I reckon you'll go away agreeing with at least 80% of it all. 25 reasons why men should wear skirts and dresses because you will be teased by delicious bree...

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 and even the weather, mates as well, guys 'depants' guys on lads holidays for a laugh an...

Not something I'd wear myself but guys fashion is going that way, up where I live I've seen lads out and about in groups with girls and wearing skin tight running legging with baggy tops and from a distance (even a short distance) it looks like they have a dress and dark tights on

I tried some tights on this week with a short skirt just hanging around the house and to be honest they felt good as well as pretty natural

I haven't really worn make (except for some, ermmmm games of a sort with my other half, which I'm not going to go into, lol) But I don't see any issues with guys wearing make-up, we wear hair products and all want to look our best and I do think subtle can be nice on a guy as well as a girl. There a...

I don't know why but I'm thinking that they must have thought that they'd entered Royston Vasey with Barbara the taxi driver, lol (sorry)

I have shaved/used removal cream in the past and the feeling is great to be honest(it does take me ages and end up blocking up the bath, I'm designed for the cold north, lol) but partly due to laziness and partly due to one of my legs having a little muscle wastage (not too bad but enough for me to ...

To be fair it is society and social pressure to 'stay within the rules' that's at fault, I've never heard any reasonable argument as to why guys shouldn't be able to wear feminine clothing, this really shouldn't be an issue, if the old guard had their way we'd all still be wearing suits and top hats...

Hi hidenheals,

Welcome, I'm a new guy here myself, just want to say you're well ahead of me, I still only wear around the house and in my garden but thanks to all the chat and support on here I am looking at venturing out at some point.

Yes I'm aware that I'm suffering from 'new boy syndrome' and going into post overdrive, but please bare in mind you guys are the first real guys I've had serious conversations about my skirt wearing, :wink: My question is this; Is it preferable to tuck in your shirt or leave it out? I've tended to g...

Ye Gods £450!!!!!!!! That's more than my first car cost :lol: I was looking at ones on ebay for bout £15 https://i.imgur.com/YrM0icRl.jpg I know it's not one that would pass muster at a kilt convention but I'm thinking it may be okay and passable for me to walk around in public in (once I get my co...

So I've lived in Scotland for over 20 years and I'm now toying with the idea of buying a kilt (can't rush these things!), I'm thinking it would be a socially acceptable way to wear a skirt like garment out and about but I've no idea on designs, sizes, tartans or price ranges etc.... Sooooo a little ...

To be honest it's a shame it actually news worthy, it all should be pretty normal but all praise to the bride and groom

lol, it's only natural that Scousers should wear skirts, we're blessed with great looking legs