Men in Skirts as a Social Movement
Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 5:43 am
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I think we areSkirtDude wrote:Are we really a "social movement" yet or are we a just a bunch of guys with some unique ideas yacking on an internet forum?
If we are a social movement who are our leaders?
Has the time come when we can make real changes in western society?
Do we have a long term strategy to get there?
What are our short term tactics to start moving in the right direction?
Ridiculed? I don't get ridiculed when I wear a denim skirt in public. I get no reaction whatsoever. I have just arrived home having been to a garden centre and a DIY store so attired and with masculine gear on and hardly got a second glance. Cessna, have you ever been ridiculed in a denim skirt? If you have, I'd be astounded!as men gain confidence in knowing they are not alone and will not be ridiculed when they finally wear that knee length denim skirt in public
No I haven't. On the contrary the very few reactions I have had to a denim skirt have all been positive and all have called it a kilt rather than a skirt. But if I had never read on here about the success others such as yourself have had with denim I would probably have stayed with the traditional kilt and never had the courage to buy and wear an unpleated denim skirt.Cessna, have you ever been ridiculed in a denim skirt? If you have, I'd be astounded!
Interesting indeed!SkirtDude wrote: This opens a few interesting questions:
- Are we really a "social movement" yet or are we a just a bunch of guys with some unique ideas yacking on an internet forum?
- If we are a social movement who are our leaders?
- Has the time come when we can make real changes in western society?
- Do we have a long term strategy to get there?
- What are our short term tactics to start moving in the right direction?
There just may be something approaching a critical mass in the Northeast. It's certainly not enough to make a lasting impression on the locals, but it might be workable for a get-together, probably in New York (easiest, and simple to get to via public transportation).100 miles round trip (=50 miles one way) is not much by our standards.
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As for the SkirtCafe regulars: of those whose location I know, crfriend in Rhode Island is the closest, at 100-150 miles (one way), and imadube (? Wash. DC area) is about 250 miles from me, in effectively the opposite direction.