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It has been warned by crfriend that skirted garments may soon become signifiers for LGBTQ. In which case, we can expect the average straight male to reject the idea of trying skirts. Normalizing Men In Skirts will be pushed far into the future, beyond our life times. Comments? Already was, now how ...

Yaun wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 3:20 pm I think, a society, which is open to LGBTQIA+ would also easier accept MIS as normal. I also don't want to be labeled, but if it had to be one, 'weird' would be a reasonable choice...

The group that is the source of the stereotypes and labels that scares guys out of skirts?

I've been saying this for awhile, don't get connected to lgbtq in any way if you want manly skirting to be a thing, I would say be vocal about not being one of them, now time may be running short. But if you're one of them, then this advice won't be helpful. TM we have acceptance for men in skirts....

That I'd like to see

I've been saying this for awhile, don't get connected to lgbtq in any way if you want manly skirting to be a thing, I would say be vocal about not being one of them, now time may be running short.

What's with that eagle? Seems I've seen that before

supposedely theres a lot of correlation between young boys wearing girls attire and autism as well.

it does happen.

I came across the video on YouTube about a discussion about girls being banned from wearing skirts at school in an equality drive to get all girls wearing trousers. I was thinking if they want equality then they should respect pupils want for fashion freedom where boys can wear skirts too (if they ...

I thought this youtube video on the subject interesting, not directly about us even though I know this guy did an episode on mens skirts awhile ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxErd0A22D8

Asked m5?

jamie001 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 26, 2026 5:25 pm Why not just wear women’s pantyhose like I do? Why do we need a package that says “for men”?

In concept nothing, but I have had minor issues with a lot of them not being available in my height.

Every now and then somebody brings up pronouns or some variant of gender thingy. I usually laugh and say I don't bother with any of that. Sometimes I might tell them my adjectives are terrific and awesome.

STEVIE wrote: ↑Sat Jan 03, 2026 7:30 am Gee, that wasn't political now was it?
One thing that wasn't mentioned, where tartan came from, in any sense of the word.
Steve.

Huh?

Good to know of one more dance where men wear skirts.