Skirts in foreign lands

General discussion of skirt and kilt-based fashion for men, and stuff that goes with skirts and kilts.
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Re: Skirts in foreign lands

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Josie24 wrote: Sat Sep 21, 2024 9:09 pm Mouse wrote:
> I have skirted all over the UK and not had problems.

Nobody has ever given me any grief either. :D
Hello Josie24, welcome to the Cafe. I think the UK, at the moment, is pretty safe for the skirted man. Which part of the UK are you in?
Daily, a happy man in a skirt...
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Lands are only foreign if you don't live there, so I don't know if this counts, but I have lived in or on Madeira for about six weeks now. I have worn a skirt or a dress (yes, a dress) all but three days. We have a lovely little apartment five minutes or less from the promenade, which serves as a beach. We walk there regularly. My partner I think is a bit nervous about what she thinks is the attention that I draw from how I dress but I seldom notice and continue to remind her that I don't care. As a matter of fact, I have gotten more positive comments from other people than I ever did in the same amount of time in the States. The area has several luxurious high-end hotels and guest houses, so I see and am seen by many tourists. I have seen two other skirted males during my time here, both tourists, I'm sure. A woman working at the car rental office exclaimed that she loved the way that I dress
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Modoc,

Sounds like a very useful report based on a goodly amount of exposure, so precisely the kind of reassurance some of us need. Thank you.
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Hi Guys,
I’m over the moon to be able to say I’ve just returned home from La Palma (Canary Islands) and everyday I was there on holiday with my wife I wore skirts , I was in heaven, I didn’t get a single negative comment from anyone, I noticed a couple of fellow holidaymakers stare for a few seconds but not a single comment not even from the hotel staff.
Always happy when wearing a skirt.
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Paul wrote: Fri Jan 31, 2025 12:02 am Hi Guys,
I’m over the moon to be able to say I’ve just returned home from La Palma (Canary Islands) and everyday I was there on holiday with my wife I wore skirts , I was in heaven, I didn’t get a single negative comment from anyone, I noticed a couple of fellow holidaymakers stare for a few seconds but not a single comment not even from the hotel staff.
Nice to hear. That's mostly what my experience has been here in Madeira where I have worn a skirt just about every day of the 6 months that I have been here. But I must admit that some of the local working guys make it obvious that they are not fans. But as I have said many times, I don't expect everyone to like how I dress. I am just glad not to have to suffer any discernable consequences.
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Well done, both of you! Keep on taking your skirts everywhere!

6 months in Madeira would be lovely. Beautiful scenery, the climate is great, and there seemed to be plenty going on in Funchal the times Hazel and I were there. Have you retired there?
Keep on skirting,

Alastair
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