Evening out in new skirt
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SkirtDude
Evening out in new skirt
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Last edited by SkirtDude on Mon Jun 22, 2009 2:57 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Great!!
Sounds like you had a lot of fun. As far as the "Little Old Lady" is concerned, 'specially if she is over 80 and remembers when ONLY women wore skirts and seldom wore trousers of any kind, in which case you have to give her a bit of allowance as she is allowed to be a bit discriminating when she gets that old, as long as she doesn't stuff it in people's faces or say nasty or rude remarks to folks. 
It was really a lot different 60 or 70 years ago in society. So called "French Kissing" wasn't even done in France in public. It certainly wasn't done in Ancient Rome as seen in the movie "Gladiator" between Russell Crowe and Cristine O'Neil, mainly because there was no "France". Back then France was known as "Gaul"...and peopled with barbarians. 
Actual kissing "on the mouth" not "in" just "on" the mouth was looked down upon, kissing was only done in "polite society in public by a slight bounce of the lips together without opening the mouth in any way. From Victorian times to the present, things have sure changed, some things for the better, some not for the better...
I think change is good tho, and hope I live long enough to see lots more changes.
It was really a lot different 60 or 70 years ago in society. So called "French Kissing" wasn't even done in France in public. It certainly wasn't done in Ancient Rome as seen in the movie "Gladiator" between Russell Crowe and Cristine O'Neil, mainly because there was no "France". Back then France was known as "Gaul"...and peopled with barbarians. Actual kissing "on the mouth" not "in" just "on" the mouth was looked down upon, kissing was only done in "polite society in public by a slight bounce of the lips together without opening the mouth in any way. From Victorian times to the present, things have sure changed, some things for the better, some not for the better... I think change is good tho, and hope I live long enough to see lots more changes.
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Story of Life, Perspire, Expire, Funeral Pyre!I've been skirted part time since 1972 and full time since 2005. http://skirts4men.myfreeforum.org/