Man-skirt day! 1st June 2014

[skirtingtoday]

Found this Facebook link to a Man-skirt day in LA - but men around the world are also invited!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1499919 ... 78/?ref=22

[Big and Bashful]

Strange collection of photos there, many of the photos seen on the forum look a whole lot more natural than anything seen on that site.

Just a thought!

[Caultron]

Strange collection of photos there, many of the photos seen on the forum look a whole lot more natural than anything seen on that site.

Yeah, this one seems reasonable:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=676963472324929

but the rest are typical supposed haute couture.

[dillon]

I don't expect I would make it to LA, but I will certainly plan to spend the day skirted around Wilmington. Maybe I can spread a few flyers beforehand too, see who comes out of the woodwork.

[Caultron]

We don't have any subways in Phoenix, but we do have light rail. I'm inclined to take a ride that day but I'm not sure how much a difference it'd make. There'd have to be an organized group, all traveling together, with advance notice to the local media.

[Sinned]

Not encouraging. When I read part of the article to MOH all I got back was "Go to LA or London then." So no support for any proposition to wear a skirt in support of this. Case closed as far as she is concerned.

[STEVIE]

I couldn't dream of actually going but I'd love to, just for the chat if nothing else.
Steve.
Besides it would be nice not to feel so solitary for a while.

[couyalair]

I ma not keen on big public évents such as this, since the appearance of participants si likely to be so varied (from masculine to faux-femme) that wewould most Likel'y be perceived as a bunch of clowns rather than as ordinaire people showing whatever they béliève to be right. I hâve nô wish to be part of à carnaval parade.
in public I think we should try to pût over à serious image, as we would if we were in theworkplace.
Martin

[RichardA]

The 1st of June is a Sunday so I'll be dressed in my kilt for church anyway

[Ron]

for me every day is man skirt/man dress day

[Colin]

Found this Facebook link to a Man-skirt day in LA - but men around the world are also invited!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1499919 ... 78/?ref=22

Good link!

[crfriend]

Usually Facebook 404s me or throws other errors because I'm "not logged in". Well, no kidding clowns; I'm not logged in for a reason -- I haven't jumped, lemming-like, onto the Facebook wagon.

When it comes to "social media" it's either here or over at LinkedIn where I maintain a very professional countenance and don't say a bit about skirts because it'd be distracting to the observer.

In any event, I'm glad to see "events" like these brought to the fore, but I suspect that just heading out the front door in the morning so attired has just as big an effect.

[norstdresses]

for me also every day is 1st of June, enjoying the freedom of wearing dresses

[pelmut]

It's a shame I shan't be able to wear a skirt that day because I shall be leading a canal work party. Skirts and bonfires don't mix very safely.

I shall make up for it during the previous week, when I shall be wearing a kilt or a skirt for four days in a row at a local folk festival. It caused a few comments the first time I wore a longish skirt whilst setting up heavy P.A. gear, but most of the regular festival-goers have got used to the idea now.

[Sinned]

Where do you all get the idea that it's the 1st June for the skirt wearing day? The link that I've just looked at says 31st May. Incidentally I am at Butlins ( a holiday camp type place ) that weekend with my family so don't think the opportunity will arise, much to my disappointment.