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crfriend wrote: ↑Sat Jan 31, 2026 11:31 pm Don't read too much into it.

Words are powerful and can be twisted.

'the other side of the aisle' is the most usual one I've seen on here.

Mouse wrote: ↑Mon Jan 26, 2026 6:30 pm
the pink side of the store.

I am deeply saddened to see this phrase on a site dedicated to supporting those who reject societal norms.

You don't have to like what path your child takes - and there are much worse ones than this. Pull up your big girl pants, call them by their preferred name, apologise for upsetting them with your negative response (no justification or explanation at this stage, this is about their feelings, not your...

Well, I manage without too many problems

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I'd like to echo the sentiments of Mouse, thank you Carl and all the mods, for all your hard work, and for making me feel so welcome.

when considering the length, don't just view yourself standing up - skirts move: lean over / sit down / stretch up / lie down (skirts can suddeny reveal a bulge when you do this)

have fun and feel comfortable

as an aside, can I congratulate you Seb on those fab orange tights in your picture.

yardstick wrote: ↑Thu Oct 30, 2025 9:57 pm
made to look masculine

Genuinely interested - what makes a piece of cloth look masculine (or feminine for that matter)?

Welcome Robin

Thanks Faldaguy - I think you are right.

totally agree Grok, pockets are for hands, and also carrying a bag tends to get others asking you to carry x for them.

Frequent conversations with MOH

- why do you need to crry such a big bag??

followed by

have you got ...

can I put this in your bag?