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Thank you for your assistance.

Those talking about comfort in women's clothes appear to have forgotten about heels,corsets, crinolines, wigs, bras, thongs etc,etc

Barleymower wrote: ↑Sat Sep 13, 2025 10:27 am I"m learning the world of women is much different to the world of men. What is normal for them is not normal for us.

so am I, BM, so am I

But still not mastered the art of quoting

STEVIE wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 6:18 pm

crfriend wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 12:24 pm All that can be done is to make stupid hurt -- and we're not allowed to do that.

More than one way to skin a cat, Carl.


Steve.

Excuse me?!?!

Given the title of this thread - this women thinks you'll get nowhere promoting MIS if you keep undermining each other.

"Divide and conquer'"

Recent smear test confirmed that I for one am NOT a male, even though I may be a cross-dresser since I wear trousers more then skirts.

I'd like to know your source for the claim that early as primary schools where education is by women and designed around girls . as most of the research I've ever seen in a variety of peer review publications show that girls learn best in an all girls setting but boys learn best in a mixed setting. ...

Some believe they know exactly what the man they've seen is thinking! Bizarre.

Considering the title of this thread and the comments being made, this is the bizarre comment.

glad you found us!

hello and welcome

Sadly, I am no longer able to sew but I enjoy watching the Sewing Bee.

This week one of the male contestants thought he'd wear a skirt for the first time and he also made a Viviene Westwood inspired dress for his male model.

All treated as totally normal as it should be.

Spotted a man in a pencil skirt walking down the main street, no-one paying the slightest attention, too far away to speak - besides I've learnt my lesson!!

Welcome !

by Grok » Tue Jul 29, 2025 4:46 am Question posed to women-do you feel more comfortable psychologically wearing skirts/dresses, or trousers? Whatever I wear and whatever age I have been, I find certain men think they have the right to comment on my appearance,to the extent that I feel uncomfortable...

Do you wear any 'feminine' items any more than I wear masculine items - we bought them, we wear them, their ours.