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My husband often wears a short skirt when we go out dancing as well. And yes, his legs, although hairy, are nicer than mine. Is this not considered acceptable???
You’re a man! Unless you’re Scottish, why?
My husband often wears a short skirt when we go out dancing as well. And yes, his legs, although hairy, are nicer than mine. Is this not considered acceptable???
You’re a man! Unless you’re Scottish, why?
I have never in my entire life, seen or heard of mens skirts outside of ultra-feminine mens styles. I haven’t seen them in any clothing stores, or online, or catalogs or anything.My husband often wears a short skirt when we go out dancing as well. And yes, his legs, although hairy, are nicer than mine. Is this not considered acceptable???
Alex,For some reason I can’t edit my post, so I’ll just add that I meant “modern” mens fashions, ie, the latest stuff coming out these days.
Nevertheless, I did do a bunch of searches for mens skirts, but I found nothing that was actually made for men.
Sorry, my joke-o-meter is rusty.Alex,
Are you married? You need to lighten up.![]()
thomas more was into fashionI’m sorta seeing this girl right now, its nothing super serious, we just hang around her house with her family which is all right with me. She has a very strong faith as do her parents (I just recently came back to the Church) But the thing is I have always been a pretty stylish dresser, that said I’m still modest and I don’t spend a lot of money on clothes, but her parents don’t seem to like the way I dress, Last Sunday for example I wore a liliac shirt and grey dress pants and grey tie to Mass, afterwards at the house her dad give a fifteen minute speech to me about how my clothes are to tailored and how liliac is a girls color. I just don’t think this is fair! My lady friend has always liked the way I dress. Why do her parents even feel this way?