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Other Clothing Issues

Postby Mac on Sun Aug 24, 2008 6:03 am

Other Clothing Issues

(1) Should men with breasts size "A" or larger be able to wear bras?

(2) Should men with breasts size "A" or larger be required to cover their
breasts when in public? (swimming, sports activities, and other
public places - like women)
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Postby JermaineE on Sun Aug 24, 2008 7:06 am

Mac, I'm sure KiltyCol and his skirt-pals can answer that one... :shock: :wink:

I think he's at a 'skirt-meet' this weekend, hence no reply... :wink:

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Postby Guest on Sun Aug 24, 2008 8:53 pm

I imagine so, Alf. When you've tired of getting excited by looking at yourself in the mirror dressed in girl's clothes or posting pictures on Flickr, a bit of dogging passes the time... There's www.doggingcafe.org, a SkirtCafe sister site, for all your dogging needs... :wink:

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Postby KiltyCol on Sun Aug 24, 2008 9:32 pm

"There's www.doggingcafe.org, a SkirtCafe sister site".
I couldn't log into it - perhaps a bit of a CATastrophy.
Someone here has obviously remembered that the name Colin means young DOG!!!!
I haven't been at a skirt meet this weekend. There is endless gardening, other household jobs and car washing to do. The ladies of the house ( wife and daughter) do their share too. I'm DOG tired now.
God bless from Colin.

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Postby KiltyCol's Dad on Sun Aug 24, 2008 11:06 pm

Our Colin doesn't have anything to do with dogs, Alf, the hairs affect his sinuses. :wink:

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Re: Other Clothing Issues

Postby Guest on Mon Aug 25, 2008 3:11 am

Mac wrote:Other Clothing Issues

(1) Should men with breasts size "A" or larger be able to wear bras?

(2) Should men with breasts size "A" or larger be required to cover their
breasts when in public? (swimming, sports activities, and other
public places - like women)


Yes and yes. If a man has enough breast development to be noticable, the same rules should apply to him as apply to women.

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Postby scratcher on Mon Aug 25, 2008 2:52 pm

For Christ's sake you leadheads, lighten up, will ya? - there's enough vitriol here to dissolve the planet. I don't want to wear skirts, never have done, never will do - I personally think that they don't suit blokes because of the male physique, but I still respect the differences in people's tastes and their right to make a point.

Why don't you redirect your bile at some of the more ridiculous women's fashions, like leggings and footless opaque tights? Plenty of scope there.

As for Kilty Col's pathetic so called 'family members' posting on this thread, forget it, he's cut you out of his will and left it all to Alf. So shut the feck up.

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Postby Guest on Mon Aug 25, 2008 3:32 pm

Is someone suggesting that men should wear bras?

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Postby Usquanigo on Mon Aug 25, 2008 3:53 pm

. wrote:Is someone suggesting that men should wear bras?


Yes, Mac. He/She/It hates all men and if it had it's way, would see that all men were forcibly transgendered.

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Postby Guest on Mon Aug 25, 2008 3:54 pm

. wrote:Is someone suggesting that men should wear bras?


If a man has enough breast development that he can fill an A cup bra then he should wear a bra and keep his chest covered in public, just like a woman. His other option is breat reduction surgery.

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Postby Guest on Mon Aug 25, 2008 8:41 pm

. wrote:Is someone suggesting that men should wear bras?


There are bras made spcifically for men who have gynecomastia. Here is a link to one source:

http://www.lift-and-separate.com/men-s-bra.html

For more infomration on men wearing bras, go to Google.com and search for +"gynecomastia" and +"bra" using the plus sings and the quotes.

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Postby Guest on Thu Aug 28, 2008 6:40 am

*cough* :puke:

are you for real? men in bras, and skirts?

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Postby JeffB3000 on Sat Aug 30, 2008 12:19 am

I'm not make-believe, Alf, even if your posts are :roll: I've seen your pix, I wont comment. You're scared of the unknown. Let me put your mind at rest, Alf, just look at this.


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Nothing wrong with a guy in a skirt. I'm just goin' about my business, not hurtin' anyone. Just stop hatin' Alf.

Girls, does my outfit look okay or should I lose the shoes and wear trainers?

Comment please

Jeff

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Postby Usquanigo on Sat Aug 30, 2008 2:39 am

JeffB3000 wrote:I'm not make-believe, Alf, even if your posts are :roll: I've seen your pix, I wont comment. You're scared of the unknown. Let me put your mind at rest, Alf, just look at this.


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Nothing wrong with a guy in a skirt. I'm just goin' about my business, not hurtin' anyone. Just stop hatin' Alf.

Girls, does my outfit look okay or should I lose the shoes and wear trainers?

Comment please

Jeff


Alf isn't hating. You guys are. See, you come in here, going on about how men should wear skirts, and how society is so mean to you, and shouting about "fashion freedom", and Alf just represents a bit of reality in your fantasy, a bit of rain on your parade. And so you hate him.

You DO have the freedom to wear whatever you like. You don't want that. You want there to be no consequences. You want the reality of gender to disappear, which illustrates your disconnect with reality, and lack of understanding of most any element of it.

Honestly, I don't think Alf gives a rats ass WHAT you wear, or where you wear it. He's just pointing out that you look ridiculous. I am mere explaining why (but some of you don't want to hear it).

As for that pic, those shoes make a, as Alf would say, daft look, look even worse. I don't think sneakers would help, but they wouldn't hurt. That's a damned if you do, damned if you don't, because it's just too feminine, matched with too preppy a shirt, so nothing will fix anything without also creating other problems.

What nobody has ever been able to asnwer here - what is the obsession? Seriously. Why MUST you wear skirt? Why can't it at least be a kilt? And why does it have to be open in the middle? And why is it SOOO important that you want all of society to change it's views, contrary to nature, just to suit you tiny few?

Don't give me crap about male anatomy and comfort. I know full well about that, and I've never disagreed with the logic at the core of that. HOWEVER.... there are other ways around that, namely properly fitted clothes, loose shorts, etc. (combined with the right underwear). Basically, you guys have no problems that can't be solved by other, better solutions, so if "anatomy" is you're only excuse, then it's time to own up to some freakishness.

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You hatin' too.

Postby JeffB3000 on Sat Aug 30, 2008 7:14 am

But it prevents cancer! It's a proven medical fact.

If you don't like the shirt, then what's wrong with this.

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I look smart, and none too feminine. There's nothing daft about this. Usquanigo, are you female? I was hoping for a woman's insight on this. I do have flat shoes if you hate my heels. I just think men should dress up and look smart, that's all :evil:

If you hate the shirt in the original picture, I'll change to my white one.

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There. Better. Not so preppy. In this photo, I was desperate for a wee, so I had to quickly take it. I was paying my photographer by the hour and trust me it was expensive.

You seem like the people who stamp down on other people's freedoms. After alll the thread is Why Can't Men Wear Skirts. I've shown you can, I go out every day in this, I've even been to interviews and meetings in a pencil skirt, and it's never bothered anyone. I'm still waiting to hear back from most of them, but they've had a lot to short-list. They all want flamboyant outgoing people.

Skirt don't change who I am and how I handle my business. Its time you see and accept that. This is what women want nowdays, and YOU CANT HANDLE IT. FACT

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