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Speaking about.crossdressers: Most cross dressers try to make.their voices sound like women. I'm going the opposite way: There is a choir anthem with my church choir where the second bass part descends down to C2, two ledger lines below the bass staff. As I'm the only choir member who sings second ...

It's likely that the main reason the LW service has lasted a long as it has is that it also carries a data signal for certain electricity consumers around the UK -- it can switch their electricity meters over to off-peak tariffs at certain times of day. We had notification last year that the meter ...

Hi guys. Perhaps this Interesting pleat and pocket discussion should move to “Kilts, Kilts”. I keep getting excited at a host of new Sightings in the Wild; only to be disappointed

Hi Steve.

There are some gorgeous prints there. My favourites are the Autumn Leaves and Music. But both have sold out. I also like some of the jumpsuits and dungarees. Definitely not “masculine”, but who cares.

I will have to follow up my wife’s comments and see where it leads.

Steven

Yesterday we visited a craft fair that my niece had organised, and then the whole family returned to her house for a Chinese supper. My wife asked my niece where she got her dress with an unusual Nutcracker (as in the fairy tale and ballet) print. That it came from Popsy Clothing . My niece said tha...

There are lots of other skirts on ASOS that could easily be worn by men without seeming too feminine.

I'm not sure if this counts: Anyway, the first time I've worn a skirt in front of a colleague. Not sure what to make of it, but I'll call it a success! Everything counts, a cat once out of the bag never goes back in I hope it all works out well for you The problem is that my wife wants to keep the ...

I'm not sure if this counts: This evening I was sat happily watching TV wearing a black poly-viscose mini skirt from F&F (Tesco) when the doorbell rang. Bearing in mind that, owing to spousal disapproval, skirting it below the radar, this presented a challenge. My wife has poor vision, so doesn'...

STEVIE wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 10:22 pm

jamie001 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2023 10:40 pm We need to femme up our looks, not masculinize women's shoes like ballet flats.

Why?

Steve.

I second that question. I don’t wear skirts to be like a woman. I don’t feel more “femme”, just more relaxed.

What is this? Many religious countries are repressive, themselves. Religiosity has nothing to do with how free or tyrannical a nation is. Precisely my point. Religiosity has little to do with whether someone is prejudiced against MiS. There are people who use their religion as a reason to judge oth...

lots of good replies but I think religion is the #1 It’s interesting how many people on this site support freedom in so many ways except religion, which is allegedly the root of all evil. If I find time, I’ll make a better rebuttal. But as a starter, if religion is the number one thing to be elimin...

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Please keep posting, Alistair. Whilst I love the variety of styles in the cafe, I’m probably most in line with you and Coder. I hope one day to persuade my wife to take a look. And if I can show that there are other men out there who wear the kind of outfits I would like to wear, and who don’t face ...

I forgot to post last week about the guy I saw descending the steps to platform 2 at Bromley South wearing a knitted maxi skirt (dress?) in stripes of blue, aqua and green.

[Almost had an eats shoots and leaves moment in reverse!]

A rather belated post to say that last Saturday morning in Abingdon market place I spotted an older gentleman in a calf-length swirly skirt with a ditsy pattern, along with fuschia coloured tights and walking boots with socks. Not the most stylish, but walking around quite nonchalantly [edited for a...