VanessaEvans wrote:Sometimes my bf says that girls in trousers are not at all feminine. He says that if a man in a skirt is called a transvestite then a woman in trousers is also a transvestite.
What do you think?
theredharvest wrote:technikly roman and greek wern't wearing skirts even the kilt in its proper form actually covers the whole body
VanessaEvans wrote:Sometimes my bf says that girls in trousers are not at all feminine. He says that if a man in a skirt is called a transvestite then a woman in trousers is also a transvestite.
What do you think?
sayitlikeitis wrote:I've worn a kilt. It felt quite good, and people said I looked good in it. Heavy things. I was out on a hike on holidays once with my g/f, in a relatively remote spot, and came across this guy who was wearing a skirt. It was made of a light weight material with a pattern (can't remember, floral perhaps). It didn't have any frills or anything but seemed to swish around the place as he walked, and moved in the slightest breeze. (He stopped and talked, said hello etc, as people might do when your out in the middle of nowhere). It was hard not to stare. He looked terrible in it. When out of earshot, we looked at each other, couldn't help ourselves, and burst out laughing. If any guys out there are contemplating wearing a skirt - don't.
muslimgirl wrote:i dont see a problem with throusers, although i thinks skirts and dresses are much more feminine, and i think girls look better in them.
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