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You're quite correct when you say not banned - just unusual. But wearing a skirt to work is another matter though some of our members do do so.

Looks really good on you. It's just the sort of thing I would wear. Now we just need the better weather so you can get out and about with your new dress. I'm down in your area at least 3 times a year - always dressed or skirted and never experienced any problems. Even had occasion to go into Southam...

Sorry not posted anything recently. I do pop into the cafe regularly but prefer not to get involved in "deep and meaningful" conversations. Am off soon on another cruise (100% skirted/dressed, not even taking any trousers) so I'll post pics of my outfits when we come back end of November.

I'm sure you wont have any problems. Earlier in the year we done a two week cruise, visited six European cities - skirted/dressed all the way. I've posted pics of what I wore ( "skirted cruising" in the pics and looks section) and received no negative comments at all. Only positive. Enjoy ...

Just been watching semi final of Eurovision and the Croatian men in skirts. Song was rubbish but they got through to the final on Saturday so we'll see them again. Might even give them my vote!

Another site with same pics but had to laugh at the intro on this one...... "This was a brief fashion in the mid ’60s. An internal memoranda of Dorcus He-Skirts - which did not make it to the market - says “hire only men with large, hairy, developed legs, because in all probability they will be...

Came across this on the internet - don't know if it's been posted before.

https://awkward.com/revisiting-the-1960 ... ion-trend/

(1st time trying to insert a link so you might have to tap in full address)

Try and involve your wife in your skirt buying.Ask her to take you to one of the High Street stores and pick something for you. Like myself, you have a supportive wife. Show her how much you appreciate her and her opinion.

Hi Shaynee We were down in your area sightseeing a couple of months ago for 5 days. Visited National Space Centre, Midlands Air Museum, Coventry town centre and motor museum, Leicester and a number of big gardens. We stayed at a Premier Inn in Kettering. As a full time dress wearer I wore a differen...

I share your sentiments, mishawakaskirt. I refuse to pay over the odds for my dresses. Max spend in a store has been £15 but had plenty of bargains under £5 from charity shops. I reckon I get twice the pleasure from my dresses - firstly the thrill of the hunt, then actually wearing them. Mind you, w...

thanks for the welcome Rivegauche. I wear a dress full time now. Have no desire to appear feminine - quite happy to be a man in a frock. Have posted some pics in another thread, under Skirts and Kilts - "short break". Some of them may look like I'm wearing a skirt but they are dresses with...

A few weeks ago I had to pick up a key from Southampton police station. Had to wait a while and I wasn't aware of anyone even noticing that I was wearing a dress.

I had to stand in line at two places so those near me had the opportunity to see the skirt at more than a glancing pass. No comments or odd looks. I am not sure that anyone even noticed. Similar to my experiences out and about. Am out shopping almost every day and always "dressed". Nothin...

Must admit did swither a bit whether to wear the green dress out and about. In the end just put it on and went down to the restaurant for breakfast. Barely got noticed so left it on for rest of the day. Despite my man boobs starting to show (side effects of medication) I think I managed to put over ...

The mark3 Zephyrs were certainly big beasties. Very American looking, very distinctive, much loved by both the cops and robbers in tv programmes of the day. You either love them or hate them but I think we all have a soft spot for our first car. Tom, the tight skirts are actually dresses - I have a ...