why can't men wear skirts ?

[sky_sissy]

omg, have u seen the prices of those kilts - i'll stick to skirts thanks!

[sky_sissy]

they aint beyond my means, u dumb spammer! if something is overpriced, i don't go in for wasting money...maybe you do...i don't though. i could buy many of those...IF i wished. i can be poor or rich, i still think something should be priced without mugging people

p.s. grow up with the posting.... you're the only one that thinks its clever to post like u do

[KiltyCol]

As far as sex discrimination is concerned.

What would happen if in employment, there was a choice of trousers or skirts (but gender is not stated).

If a man was to wear a smart knee-length black skirt, would he be asked to change, or worse still be dismissed. Could a case for unfair dismissal be warranted (assuming that the employees standard of performance was perfectly acceptable)?

I sometimes wear a kilt to work and it seems to be accepted, although a kilt is only one type of skirt-like garment. I often wear any of my three kilts to church and that is well accepted, in the context that I was confronted some years ago about wearing shorts to the same church.
I still think that men have to fight for equality in dress code. Trade Unions could help in some larger workplaces although I work for a small non-union company.

Just to take Sky's point about the cost of kilts, that is a form of sex discrimination in itself.

[KiltyCol]

Men will never travel to the moon either!

[KiltyCol]

Men will never travel to the moon either!

Neil Armstrong did

Yes, I know, Alf. Lots of people once believed that men would never travel to the moon, just as some believe that men will never wear skirts.

[Mac]

FACT

Alf why can't you post your reponse in one message instead of spreading it out over several messages?

[ShellyRN]

What's the big deal? What's so special about skirts?

[sky_sissy]

OR you could ask the person that has posted the MOST posts on femalefirst on the topic of skirts....and specifically men in skirts ............. ALF HUCKHAM!

ALF is obsessed about men in skirts... no joking makes u wonder.. doesn't it people

[KiltyCol]

What's the big deal? What's so special about skirts?

U best ask them that reckon they wear em.

There's me in one of my three kilts in my avatar (Blue Denim). Kilts / skirts are more comfortable than trousers and men should have the right to choose what they wear. My other two kilts are Scottish National tartan and Black Isles tartan.

[KiltyCol]

OR you could ask the person that has posted the MOST posts on femalefirst on the topic of skirts....and specifically men in skirts ............. ALF HUCKHAM!

ALF is obsessed about men in skirts... no joking makes u wonder.. doesn't it people

ALF is our "Devil's Advocate" and helps us to keep our cause in the public eye.

[davidhawkes]

So Alf,

What does it feel like to wear a skirt then?
(as you are so obsessed with this thread, I assume you wear skirts a lot)

[Poledancer]

Where are all your skirt pictures then? You all claim to wear one so prove it. Alf Huckom has been asking you all for a good while now and you don't seem to be responding in the correct manner. (Alf Huckom has been asking for about 73 pages in fact)

[kristie]

Skirts are just an article of clothing. They can be and are worn by anyone who is comfortable wearing them, both men and women.

Other people should not have the power or ability to tell others what to wear - do not give them that power. Be yourself, be happy, be comfortable, and don't worry about others.

To both men and women, clothing is just that - no article of clothing determines your sex or sexual preference - and it should not be somethng bullies can label you from. Clothing should make you comfortable, not empower someone else.

FACT - both men and women can and do wear pants, skirts, shorts, tights, and all other articles of clothing. It should make them - not others comfortable.

[KiltyCol]

Good point Kristie.

Choice for the people!

[sky_sissy]

SO - why don't you stop posting then alf... if its the "end" of, cause "alf huckham" says so, it must be so. simple fool