Hello from Devon
Hello from Devon
Hi everyone,
I'm excited to join this group and hopefully meet like minded people. I've had an interest in and worn tights and skirts from a very early age and in the past have experimented with full on transvestism. Its only been relatively recently that I've started to figure out that I don't want to crossdress or transform how I look into a female representation (I celebrate those that do but its not for me). What I've found out is that I want to present as a normal manly man but one who choses to wear skirts and tights for comfort, look and practicalities. I've become very aware of the ludicrous gender attachment we place on female clothes, but not men's, and I would love to see that change in our culture. I suspect that we have a long way to go.
Looking forward to joining in here.
I'm excited to join this group and hopefully meet like minded people. I've had an interest in and worn tights and skirts from a very early age and in the past have experimented with full on transvestism. Its only been relatively recently that I've started to figure out that I don't want to crossdress or transform how I look into a female representation (I celebrate those that do but its not for me). What I've found out is that I want to present as a normal manly man but one who choses to wear skirts and tights for comfort, look and practicalities. I've become very aware of the ludicrous gender attachment we place on female clothes, but not men's, and I would love to see that change in our culture. I suspect that we have a long way to go.
Looking forward to joining in here.
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Welcome, BFTights. You'll fit right in with our gang.
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Welcome! Looking forward to your participation so we can all learn along with you and change the ludicrous attachment we have to gendered clothing
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Welcome to the mob! I feel the same, I don't have any desire to look or pass as female, I just like wearing skirts and loose clothing in general.
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Welcome! I think you're among many like-minded people here, and I could have written the exact same words you wrote. Glad to make your acquaintance 

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Welcome, to the cafe BFTights. We look forward to having you add your story to missive.

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Hello and welcome.
Wearing skirts from a young age and now you are in the middle ages, I am sure you have plenty of stories and experiences to share ......... and pics too I hope.
I noticed in your bio that you do not have full support of your wife. You will find others here in a similar situation.
Wearing skirts from a young age and now you are in the middle ages, I am sure you have plenty of stories and experiences to share ......... and pics too I hope.
I noticed in your bio that you do not have full support of your wife. You will find others here in a similar situation.
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Welcome. Good to have a near neighbour on the board.
I have been wearing kilts for thirty years, with increasing frequency, but only branched out into skirts this year. As the weather gets cooler I shall be seeing how I get on with tights: I am feeling quite boosted today after a trip to the supermarket in black tights under the shortest skirt I have ever dared to wear out of doors (a 15-inch black denim mini).
I have been wearing kilts for thirty years, with increasing frequency, but only branched out into skirts this year. As the weather gets cooler I shall be seeing how I get on with tights: I am feeling quite boosted today after a trip to the supermarket in black tights under the shortest skirt I have ever dared to wear out of doors (a 15-inch black denim mini).
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Hello, BFT. Welcome to the Café.
Devon, huh? I cycled through Devon 3 weeks ago (cycling Lands End to John O Groats - 1000 miles). It’s very hilly! I note you’re a cyclist. Bet you have good calves to show off, with all the topography
Like you I wear tights with my skirts. A good combination.
Devon, huh? I cycled through Devon 3 weeks ago (cycling Lands End to John O Groats - 1000 miles). It’s very hilly! I note you’re a cyclist. Bet you have good calves to show off, with all the topography

Like you I wear tights with my skirts. A good combination.
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Big and Bashful wrote:
> Welcome to the mob! I feel the same, I don't have any desire to look or
> pass as female, I just like wearing skirts and loose clothing in general.
Thanks its good to know that I'm not the only one!
> Welcome to the mob! I feel the same, I don't have any desire to look or
> pass as female, I just like wearing skirts and loose clothing in general.
Thanks its good to know that I'm not the only one!
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This ties into a thought I had yesterday. The most important message this forum has to offer:
You are not alone
I was actually wondering if I could get this printed on a t-shirt in some way to promote skirtcafe, but haven't been able to come up with a witty enough design.
In any case, welcome to the cafe!
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That’s a great thought. Because without the internet and finding sites like this, one would think they’re the only one and that they’re nutsrode_kater wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2022 5:22 pmThis ties into a thought I had yesterday. The most important message this forum has to offer:
You are not alone
I was actually wondering if I could get this printed on a t-shirt in some way to promote skirtcafe, but haven't been able to come up with a witty enough design.
In any case, welcome to the cafe!
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I'm thinking of a stylised print of a coyote or wolf, alone howling at the moon, with a caption of, "You're never alone, and your voice isn't the only one, no matter what you may think." Heavens know that I've felt like the lonely one baying at the moon from time to time!rode_kater wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2022 5:22 pmI was actually wondering if I could get this printed on a t-shirt in some way to promote skirtcafe, but haven't been able to come up with a witty enough design.
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Hello and welcome from outback Australia. Great introduction and it's good to know we're not alone. Sometimes outside it seems that like-minded people are over the horizon.
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Welcome to the forum from a very casual and adhoc participant member.BFTights wrote: ↑Mon Sep 26, 2022 11:07 am What I've found out is that I want to present as a normal manly man but one who choses to wear skirts and tights for comfort, look and practicalities. I've become very aware of the ludicrous gender attachment we place on female clothes, but not men's, and I would love to see that change in our culture. I suspect that we have a long way to go.
Looking forward to joining in here.
Agree with your statement. Yes we may have a long way to go to get the unquestioned acceptance that society offers women in clothing choice but from my experience it is here from a huge proportion of society. I'm very active publicly in these still female labelled clothes, doctors, hospitals, restaurants, hotels, shopping etc. Even volunteer at a historic Hall and give slide presentations. The odd few that look disparaging, 99.9% women in trousers have a fleeting moment in my timeline and are irrelevant! I actually have a proactive life as a man in a skirt. It does depend upon the persona of the skirt wearing man as to public reaction.
Keep up the skirt wearing.
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