When will men liberate their choice of clothing?

I wear casual men's clothes, never owned a suit.

I did wear a sarong when I was in Bali and visited the temples, as required. It was very comfortable, but difficult to put on correctly.

This guy's got it down!



Then again, if you're HOT, you might want to do your own thing...


A Balinese had to show me the right way, and it was still difficult. I had to wear underwear in case it came undone, in a temple, lol. You don't want to upset THEIR gods!

 

How about a skirt made out of ties? Lol

 

I hope you guys don't mind me commenting in the Men's issues forum. If its a problem I won't be upset if my posts are removed.

I think that really depends on the woman. Lol

Not true, society is made by people, if enough people start doing things a different way society changes. High heals began with men wearing them, things changed now they are perceived as "for women". Everything in society has changed throughout history and will continue to do so. It is becoming more and more acceptable for straight men in society to wear makeup, get their nails done, have facials, carry a "purse", and wear skirts. I see it all the time, each has their own reasons for doing so whether it be comfort, convenience, or to be a great "girl dad" that lets his daughter paint his nails and put a tiara on him. It doesn't matter why, it just matters that these men are out there, without shame, proclaiming for the whole world that they can still be a man and do these things, that they can still be attracted to women and do these things. And furthermore I see women openly accepting those men too. Society changes when we change it and it is rapidly changing now.

 

While pre-pleated Kilts are fine for everyday use, it's always good to know how to do it yourself.

 

Put him in a sundress and see what happens Alice.

The forum is open to all. Feel free to comment. Personally I enjoy reading a womans point of view.

I do my nails, get a massage with a facial every now and then, and wear a running kilt at times. Other clothes I wear are for practicability. Not mowing the yard in a dress. will do it nude, in shorts, overalls, but not in a dress. BTW, I'm a very masculine man.

 

I actually OBSERVE the stigma, especially now that we're in the Trump era.