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Also backing vocals on the Jimmy Buffett classic "My head hurts, my feet stink, and I don't love Jesus"

I just have to give up the Bacardi and coca-cola as I’m in the keto diet. Bourbon and Coke Zero did OK for me when I was doing the Keto thing, in moderation of course. And regarding the trench coat, it might be garnering more attention than you would wearing what's underneath? Body language and une...

My favourite bits were: Federico Barassi, vice president of menswear buying for online retailer Ssense, called it an “an interesting shift” in this still niche category, but one that fits with where his 18-to-34-year-old customer is at given the momentum of genderless dressing. “A preppy, easy-to-we...

Denim stuff is usually sold by waist size, isn't it? That's probably why.

Mouse is spot-on, the kilt community has so many rules and expectations. I order shorter kilts when I can, or just get the equivalent from the ladies selection where there's more variety.

When I was in grade school (back when dinosaurs roamed the earth) on days where we had arts and crafts that involved paint we all wore a "smock" to protect our clothes which was kind of dress-like.

jamie001 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 12, 2024 3:44 am That is the problem that we are all fighting and unfortunately will be fighting for many years to come because most men are satisfied with the Man-Box status quo.

It's because the Man-box is easier than swimming upstream. Not happier for sure, but easier.

I haven't had to work in an office in over 20 years since I'm home office based now, but when I did it was a very conservative company: suit/tie for men, skirt suit/dress for women (and no bare legs). I'd definitely do the skirt suit but I can't see shaving my legs and wearing stockings to conform t...

My wife was a anti-skirt wearer and only had a skirt or dress formal occasions.Since the change in dress code in our house she has changed her preferences and now wears skirts and dresses 50% of the time. The official reason for trousers was thigh rub in skirts (another reason why men should be the...

Purple Rain seems to be doing just fine and has even added some new colors recently. I still wear her skirts multiple times per week. I've recently noticed some similar skirts on Amazon and tried this one out: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D44VMJL8 71kKpT+8yAL._AC_SY741_.jpg It's technically a skort b...

Back when I used to wear swimwear I definitely tended to the colorful and expressive because it was acceptable. Floral, tropical, neon yellow you name it.

Probably one of the reasons I gravitated towards nudism when I was younger. The rules and semantics and connotations of clothing were just too complicated and illogical for me. Now I mostly just wear what I like and is comfortable, screw the rest of that stuff...most of the time anyway.

LiuBang wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 5:13 am That's me two Julys ago in Edinburgh. Decided to wear my kilt with a T-shirt and flip-flops.

That's such a great look! I always wear kilts casually so it's nice to see examples of other people doing the same. I don't own a red tartan kilt but now I'm thinking I might give it a go.

But don’t tell a small boy that he can be a girl if he chooses. It may not be a "choice". Around 2% of people worldwide may have some mix of genetic traits that present in ways that don't fit a strict 100% male/female definition: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/16324-intersex

mr seamstress wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 1:04 pm I get complements from women from my attire I wear. That said: They still wouldn't have any relationships with man in a kilt, skirt or dress.

Maybe it's not the garment but the attitude of the wearer or the personality of the woman?