I just fell upon this forum/thread accidentally and read through it with interest.
I'm a naturist (or nudist - whichever you prefer) and I'm a normal red-blooded female-loving, masculine male. While on holiday abroad with my stunning blonde professional model girlfriend about seven years ago, she bought for me and insisted on me wearing a sarong for walking back and to between the beach and our apartment, rather than walking back and to in the nude. It also proved handy to wrap around to walk into the shops in resort's small town and to the bar on the non-nude part of the beach.
This sarong proved to be such a comfortable garment that I took to wearing it in the evenings (commando fashion) to go to the restaurant for dinner and to the outdoor bar afterwards. It was mainly black with some white markings so was in no way in any 'girly' colours. I found wearing it long to the ankles a bit irritating so folded it so it was short like a mini skirt (to just above the knee). I wore it with either a tee shirt, polo shirt or short-sleeved casual shirt over the top and either wore trainers or went barefoot. Not only was it extremely comfortable and practical, I also found that women found it attractive on me - I certainly attracted their attention.
Since then I always wear it (or one of two-or-three) for travelling to and from the beach even in the UK. Mostly because of the comfort/practicality of it. It provides 'cover' while still giving the 'freedom' otherwise felt by being nude.
I neither look like a woman nor try to or want to look like a woman. I'm a perfectly normal man sexually attracted to women, and although I wouldn't go shopping in Tesco's or walk around town wearing this 'skirt' I think in certain circumstances such as in the vicinity of the sea/beach whether home or abroad, or around the house/garden when relaxing at home, it is a perfectly acceptable, comfortable, practical and even handsome garment for a man to wear.
Back in history skirts were traditionally a male garment, not a female one, and in its country of origin, the sarong is also essentially a male garment.
Alf Huckham?
As I've said I'm new to this forum and have only read this thread so if someone has picked up on this elsewhere - sorry. But no-one appears to have noticed that 'Alf Huckham' is probably a pseudonym rather than a real name and looks like a play on the sound: 'Alf Huckham' > 'I'll F*** em'... seems to me the guy (?) is a typical web forum troll.
I mean same you , feel great wearing woman clothes
