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I was going to post this in the existing Sightings in the Wild thread, but it doesn't really belong there.

In Glasgow on Saturday evening, in a pub, a man in stilettos. I didn't really get a proper look at his clothes, because he had a grey men's overcoat on, but there were trousers sticking out beneath. He was definitely a man, with male face and beard. So all in all he seemed to be in normal men's clothes and stilettos.

I was in a skirt and tights, to the apparent disbelief or disapproval of a man at another table.

skirtyscot wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2020 12:22 am I was going to post this in the existing Sightings in the Wild thread, but it doesn't really belong there.

In Glasgow on Saturday evening, in a pub, a man in stilettos. I didn't really get a proper look at his clothes, because he had a grey men's overcoat on, but there were trousers sticking out beneath. He was definitely a man, with male face and beard. So all in all he seemed to be in normal men's clothes and stilettos.

I was in a skirt and tights, to the apparent disbelief or disapproval of a man at another table.

I could see just choosing to wear stilettos with otherwise manly garb. Of course, maybe he'd made a bet and was intent on winning.

Ah ha the ole bet - "Walking a mile in her shoes" !
Best be on level pavement and not cobblestones !
Don't even consider running unless your medical insurance covers this.

I have finally seen a man in a skirt in public. When I first saw him, he was in the aisle and I was among the clothing racks. I just noticed that his shirt was boldly patterned in a more feminine way. It was white and had small leaves and flowers on it. I did not think much of the clothing, except that it expressed a boldness in his personality. I did not perceive it as women's wear. I saw him later talking to an employee at a counter. Someone was between us. As I was walking, I saw that his cut-off blue jean shorts were actually a skirt. He was bare-legged and had on plain sneakers.

He finished up and started walking back down the aisle that I was walking up. He had seemed confident so far. Then he saw me and I sensed some discomfort. I was in men's wear. I assume he thought that this big, tall, manly dude wouldn't understand. He never looked at me and messed with his phone. I softly said, "Hi there," as we passed and a second later, "me too." But, he was too far away to hear it...

(Unrelated) Then, later while I was driving, I saw a woman walking down the side of the street wearing pants and a bra. It was an unusual day for me!

jjjjohanne wrote: ↑Mon Aug 10, 2020 11:26 am (Unrelated) Then, later while I was driving, I saw a woman walking down the side of the street wearing pants and a bra. It was an unusual day for me!

Don't they usually?

pelmut wrote: ↑Mon Aug 10, 2020 2:02 pm

jjjjohanne wrote: ↑Mon Aug 10, 2020 11:26 am (Unrelated) Then, later while I was driving, I saw a woman walking down the side of the street wearing pants and a bra. It was an unusual day for me!

Don't they usually?

If she had nothing else for the upper body, not

Sad that you had apparently afraid (*) him, however, and that he didn't heard you. But that's a proof we're not alone in the world!


(*) "Afraid" is a bit a too strong word but I don't have courage to look after a better one, sorry

pelmut wrote: ↑Mon Aug 10, 2020 2:02 pm

jjjjohanne wrote: ↑Mon Aug 10, 2020 11:26 am (Unrelated) Then, later while I was driving, I saw a woman walking down the side of the street wearing pants and a bra. It was an unusual day for me!

Don't they usually?

Pardon me, I was not clear. She was wearing nothing but a bra up top. She was not a young, busty woman flaunting her beauty. She was at least fifty and appeared to have lived a hard life. So unusual! Of course, there's a Seinfeld episode for this...and it immediately came to mind.

jjjjohanne wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 12:29 pm Pardon me, I was not clear. ...

I understood your meaning, but thought the potential for deliberate misunderstanding was too good to miss.