New skirtman here

[Freestyler]

Hi All

I'm new here. I've been wearing skirts for many years, but recently more public than ever. I got 2nd degree burns on both thighs from boiling water and decided that my H&M skirt was the best solution when the paramedics came. I borrowed a pair of sweatpants to go home as the skirt had gotten wet. The next day I had to go back to have the bandages changed, but couldn't get my pants over the bandages, so I wore a skirt (shorter this time) again (had to give the sweatpants back).Has to take the bus and everything. The nurse asked my about it and i said: "yeah, pants didn't really work" to which she replied that the skirt was much better as the wound needed to breathe, so I wore a skirt for my next 3 visits too. The nurses and doctors certainly did comment on it, but were nice enough. It has certainly been the most public skirting yet.

[cessna152towser]

Welcome to the forum. Sometimes it takes an accident. Until four and a half years ago I only wore a kilt very rarely and only for special events. Then one day I pulled leg muscles and was on crutches for a few weeks. As I couldn't get into trousers I wrapped a kilt round myself, buckled it up and went into work. It was so comfortable and so well accepted by work colleagues and the public that after my leg healed I continued to wear the kilt to work one or two days a week and began to wear kilts much more often as everyday wear. Now I wear a kilt almost daily, and sometimes a Midas boxpleat skirt, something I could never have foreseen even five years ago.