Comments on: Men in skirts

By: Breanna

Breanna — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 02:22:15 +0000

Skirted John, you’re right that most men already forgot that their original wardrobe was a skirt in past. And today they looking like in a tunnel and only can see one little white spot, the end of the tunnel. In other words most men don’t know what is going on, just follow the crowd.
My husband wears skirts and very manly dresses, and I like it. It makes him very interesting and he looks great in it. The problem is that he only wear it when I am asking to do so, otherwise he wouldn’t. And that is sad because I know he’s doing it for me. I would love that he would do it by himself, also for his comfort, his health.

By: MichaelR

MichaelR — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 15:11:24 +0000

Aye aye Sir, I take your advice seriousely and I am wearing skirts only. It’s for my health and comfort. And I like and enjoy the nice comments, the congratulations being so brave, the small talks about manly men and men in skirts, sometimes applauding, the friendly people around me, it is just great.

By: King Arthur

King Arthur — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 20:58:07 +0000

Correct, skirts are an unisex garment(s). There is no doubt nor question that men can wearing it like women do.
do.

Also correct: skirted garments providing highest quality of comfort. Only discomfort might be happen when it is windy. Have proper unswear, then you do not have to fear.

No law or regulation are made that men cannot wear skirted garments. Make this my rules public to every man.

By: Mara

Mara — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 02:20:28 +0000

Correct, men should wear skirted garments. A very logically solution. But one question is unsolved, how to make it public and understandable for all people. Most people are still educated that skirts are worn only in other cultures, westernized society make only few exceptions with Scottish kilts, Greek and Albanian soldiers which wear short white pleated skirts and a small group of reformers. It looks like men going the same way like women when they discovered the comfort of pants for the female body.

By: Skirted john

Skirted john — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 21:27:59 +0000

Fact’s are that I wear skirts everyday in aney type of weather….. The fact that Men have forgotten that skirts are better for them is a sad fact !!! People forget that pants are better suited for rideing horse’s !!! if you drive a car or work in an office skirts offer freedom of movement. ( no reajusting your self ) men know the hassle of having a inseem cutting into your Jewls or tool….
For thoes that say men in skirts are ( sissys. fag ) is not to smart because if you dont know the sexaul leaning of that person then keep your knuckle dragging Neanderthall but in your cave and go the way of the DINASOUR !!!!!

By: Martinus

Martinus — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 02:09:47 +0000

Men in skirts…… Or skirted garments if you prefer. Yes! Reason to say that? Because it makes sense for the male body, looks good and feels comfortable. So, why to wait?
Happy 2011 – skirted of course.

By: Phyllis

Phyllis — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 16:57:26 +0000

Thinking deeper on that issue I think men should have same possibilities to wear they want. We should not argue or discuss with double standards because we all know that women wear ALL kind of men’s wear every day, underwear included. So what is the deal? Just to think about masculinity when men wearing skirts? For some people their intellectual blinds running down when questioning that, but what does clothes has to do with sexuality?
Nothing, wand we all know very well that we are sexualizing a lot of things and also thinking like that. We should go the way to accept same rights for all, that includes dressing. Almost all type of clothes are unisex, only the user makes the difference with their different taste.

By: Breanna

Breanna — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 02:45:25 +0000

Martinus, that speaks for you. I honor men like you when knowing exactly what they want. I don’t care what they wear if they look proper.

By: martinus

martinus — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 18:50:09 +0000

A different point of view with the same result at the end because nobody would really listen to that. It is already well known since 1970’s that that pants are a totally wrong garment for men but as you can see, nobody cares really. Don’t talk about real men, the role of men has changed but, again who really cares? Most people can’t get out of their sphere, and even raising interest skirts for men does not mean people learning from the past.
I am glad that I could get out of this pants-cage, and I love my skirts and kilts.

By: Mara

Mara — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 01:51:37 +0000

A new fashion craze….they put men in PANTS! Are they completely out of mind? What’s about their lower body, pants must hurt them, they must feel uncomfortable, they must get aggressive and brutal. And how does it look like? Watch from the back, you’ll see nothing which fits, fill out the pants, and all pants looking similar, unform. Isn’t it boring?
And men must wear it – are those real men? Can they stand up for that what would be the best for their comfort, their health – just let them stay in their skirted garments. That makes a men, standing up against discriminating rules and restrictions against hmanity!

What do you think about this – seeing it from a different point of view?

By: breanne

breanne — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 00:19:27 +0000

What are you talking about? Skirts for men? Yes of course, skirts looking very masculine on men. All what you try to find as a reason not to wear different clothes are nothing else than fears you make up in your head. Sometimes people might be surprised seeing a men in skirts, but that”s absolute normal.
Again, there are no fears except you make it up and watching people which could think like you thought.

By: Herby

Herby — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 18:19:49 +0000

Martinus, I understand and I know how does it feel having support stockings-/hose under pants. It is a modern way of totally torture. Skirts are just very comfortable, and I think no men have to explain why he’s wearing skirted garment. It is his own way to express his own unique personality, not going with the stereotype crowd.

By: martinus

martinus — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 00:39:26 +0000

Thank you, bess. I am already a skirted garment wearer, I just love the comfortable kind of dressing. I have to wear support hose, pretty heavy, and I can’t it wear under pants because it would make the issue worse. So what? Skirts helped me.
I can’t understand that some people, even some blogs at some internet pages talking about “girly” fashion for men…… just very narrow minded, No innovation, creativity and basic education because men always wore skirted garments, and more than 50% of all men on earth still do.

By: bess

bess — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 01:29:23 +0000

Of course I would smile, too seeing a guy in a skirt. That would be a manly man in my eyes, showing that he has the courage to go a new way of dressing out of the boring style. And he shows up with that he has his brain to think why he’s dressing differently.

By: pete

pete — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 01:42:28 +0000

I already see the smile and very friendly reactions when I am in my skirts, panthose and all very manly styled. Especially women like that. I just can encourage all men to do like me.

By: mara

mara — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 14:28:13 +0000

Robert; You have not to fear any label if you confident wearing your skirt. Have always a little smile and you’ll see the success.

By: martinus

martinus — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:15:36 +0000

Herby; I case of labeling….. I did not get labeled in the original way, I only know that students call me “cool”. I don’t want to be cool nor “hot”, I just want to be myself, and express my own personality. And I do it whenever I like because I do not see any restriction. all restrictions are just in the head of some people, and that’s okay as long it is not on me.

By: martinus

martinus — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:39:02 +0000

I don’t have any problems with wearing skirts, and never labeld me. The only thing is one of my classes, when I came in they cried “Huhhhuhh”….. because I wore pants at this day.

By: Herby

Herby — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:45:47 +0000

@Robert, I know what you mean. I have read also some articles about the labeling, but I didn’t ave this problem so far. I believe that men still never go out in skirts, but there is nothing to do or to help. I never told people not to label me, because nobody tried it anyway.
But most people are being labeled: They are the crowd, nobody around which want to express themselves. But that all is a question about education, from the first, the parents, until to college/university. I am teaching critical thinking…… in skirts, and my students never questioned this issue,

By: Robert

Robert — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 09:57:49 +0000

HERBY, There is one other fear, although it is commonly referred to as homophobia it is in reality TRANSPHOBIA. It is the fear of being labeled as Transgendered or a Trans-sexual, possibly being Intersext. I have read a number of articles and blogs here on the web and have found that this fear is real. This is why some who wear skirts NEVER leave their homes, it is why some men make up some of the ridiculous excuses or play some sort of charade to cover themselves. It is the primary thing of being LABELED, that the fear begins to become imbedded into one’s psyche. People do allow themselves to be labeled throughout their lives. They should step back and disallow it like I did. I’ve told people Not to place labels upon me, because I am who I am, a human being first with some faults like everybody else. If you want to use Labels then open a canning factory, but humans are not for labeling.