Re: Children and Hoochie Outfits

[Guest guest]

> Interesting..... I am a man. I wear pants all day long, I do not own any

> jeans because they are so uncomfortable, stiff and restricting. When I

> get home from work the first thing I do is get out of work clothes and

> into a skirt or dress. I is so freeing. It is ten times more comfortable

> than pants. I can not understand why anyone would voluntarily wear pants

> except for things like climbing or working on ladders or crawling on

> your hands and knees.

I like the look of dresses. I do a lot of crawling around and

climbing, because I've got little children, and I like to be

physically active, especially outdoors. I've always liked the way men

look in dresses or skirts, too. Two of the three men I've had

relationships with occassionally wore skirts, but neither would wear

them outside of the house.

Have you heard of the utilikilts? I'm not sure about the spelling, but

it's a masculine style skirt popular with counter-culture.

-sara

[Guest guest]

Inger Lorelei wrote:

> >> Cool! Can I quote that?

>

> Ace:

> > Sure.

>

> Thanks. What country are you from (I usually state that in my quotes).

>

I live in Canada, on the West coast.

[Guest guest]

undxdaspie wrote:

> Do you know I just cannot get comfortable in a dress. Every year I

> buy one or two in the Summer but rarely wear them and end up giving

> them down to the charity shop or leaving them in the wardrobe for

> years. I am ok in a light summery skirt and short sleeved tee-shirt

> though so I think it has something to do with not having anything

> around my middle in a dress.

This interestingly is exactly why I prefer a dress to pants or even a

skirt. I love the feeling of freedom that comes with not having

something needing to be held up by my too large waist.

Ace

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/24/2006 4:00:41 PM Eastern Standard Time, mikecarrie01@... writes:

That's interesting. One side of my body is longer than the other. People think I'm walking the way I do on purpose--which turns out to look ultra-feminine.

Normally I have a rather stiff gait, but I guess there must be something about it sometimes that gives people the wrong impression.