It's all part of their sex change...Forlorn Drifter wrote:Why don't women wear skirts/dresses that often anymore?
You know, over-emancipated women and metrosexual men...
Maybe in 20 years or so we'll start seeing men in skirts and dresses...
It's all part of their sex change...Forlorn Drifter wrote:Why don't women wear skirts/dresses that often anymore?

Somewhere, a Scottish man is beating the table and cussing you.elmagicochrisg wrote:It's all part of their sex change...Forlorn Drifter wrote:Why don't women wear skirts/dresses that often anymore?
You know, over-emancipated women and metrosexual men...
Maybe in 20 years or so we'll start seeing men in skirts and dresses...
PSN: Green-Whiskeyninjainspandex wrote:Maybe I'm just a pervert
Nope, because they know a kilt is not a skirt...Forlorn Drifter wrote:Somewhere, a Scottish man is beating the table and cussing you.
Try saying you wonder how it feels to be taken by a woman with a stap-on.Forlorn Drifter wrote:One conversation about it led to girls thinking I'm a bit of a perv, seeing as I said I liked girly-girls and that dresses helped that. Not sure how they got pervy out of that...

Men in large globally recognized cultural groups have worn unbifurcated bottoms in the past. Some near the North Sea for example. I still mean to pick up a pocketed example at some point.elmagicochrisg wrote:It's all part of their sex change...Forlorn Drifter wrote:Why don't women wear skirts/dresses that often anymore?
You know, over-emancipated women and metrosexual men...
Maybe in 20 years or so we'll start seeing men in skirts and dresses...
Got me there.elmagicochrisg wrote: Nope, because they know a kilt is not a skirt...
Wut.elmagicochrisg wrote:Try saying you wonder how it feels to be taken by a woman with a stap-on.
I'm sure you'll have their attention then...![]()
I'm joking guys. I think...
PSN: Green-Whiskeyninjainspandex wrote:Maybe I'm just a pervert
Sure, Roman tunics are another nice example. Japanese kimonos also...Hobie-wan wrote:Men in large globally recognized cultural groups have worn unbifurcated bottoms in the past. Some near the North Sea for example. I still mean to pick up a pocketed example at some point.



Yes, I've been meaning to get one, or one of the imitators for quite some time now. I've known about them for years. That's actually what I meant in my post.elmagicochrisg wrote:Utilikilts
You could always just ask a woman this (though maybe not one from the group you were talking to if they now think you're pervy), but my guess is that they'd give you a lot of practical reasons. With either a dress or a skirt you have to be mindful about trivial things, that I'm sure you're not thinking about. Like how to sit without the movement becoming obscene or adding an unsightly crease, self-esteem regarding how their legs look, maybe they think pants/shorts are more modest, how much physical activity they plan on doing that day, is it going to be cold outside, is there any chance it will be windy....Forlorn Drifter wrote:Why don't women wear skirts/dresses that often anymore?
Forlorn Drifter wrote:Why don't women wear skirts/dresses that often anymore?
Michi wrote:Pants=Easier.
See. My logic is sound. I rest my case.flex wood wrote:......pants just make things easier.