dillon wrote:
Advertiser to men:
Try and be less shitty...
Men reply: "Don't tell us what to do!"
crfriend wrote:Sinned wrote:[...] Occasionally we agree to disagree and leave it at that. So we actually make it easy for the moderators, thank goodness.
It's a rare day that I occasionally don't sit back and reflect upon the cast of characters here and realise precisely how happy I am to be a part of it. One of the reasons I don't need to run the place with an iron fist (velvet glove or no) is that we're usually quite civil even if some of us have theories and ideas that are "less than popular" (I have several). I also don't run it with an iron fist because I enjoy hearing what the cast has been up to because the range of what we do and what our life-experiences are is vast and interesting. Be it Tom and his "knife-and-fork" work, Anthony way off in the Outback in scorching conditions, folks who sail, have a love for machinery, and generally do interesting things we are a very diverse group -- and to keep things rigidly on-topic about skirts only would cheat each and every one of us out of getting a vicarious look at what makes "men in skirts" tick.
So, thanks lads, not just for making the moderators' tasks light lifting, but for being here in the first place and for sharing.
To drift back to this topic at hand: "Why Most Men Still Don’t Casually Wear Dresses?" I think were asking the wrong question, because the answer to that question is, "Because most men still don't casually wear dresses.", which yields a circular argument. We need to come at it from a different angle. I'm just not sure from which way to mount an attack.
Sinned wrote:It's funny how quickly humour follows in the wake of some pivotal event. The quickest way that I find out that some famous person has died is when I receive a humourous e-mail or text about their death. These can even precede my seeing the article on a news broadcast.
Fred in Skirts wrote:As I sit here typing this I am in a dress. A knee length black dress made from a knit cloth with a large pleat on the left side and a "V" neck It has short sleeves. It is very comfortable and fairly warm. The dress hangs just right. When I get cold I just get my heavy knit sweater and put it on.
weeladdie18 wrote:I do feel that the male and the female choose their style of outfits from a different perspective ,.....so it is unlikely
that the male and the female will be seen in the same location in similar skirted or dress related outfits
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