When in the hot city try wearing a traditional Arab djellaba. You might get a few anti-Islamicist remarks from Brooklyn cabbies but cotton djellabas keep your bollocks air conditioned. Kilts make me itchy.
I hate wearing pants.
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There's a big enough Arab population here that I could probably get away with it.
Yeah? I'll pop down to that big city south of here and pick you one up from the market.
They might not know what to make of you here at all, though. I'll tell you for why...
We went on our school trip there the other week, I was an accompanying parent - we live in a rather rural area and I did realise quite how sheltered some of the families were til, driving through that city in the coach, the kids next to me on the bus (not my offspring) spotted some West African ladies in bright kaftan, "Oh, regardez les Chinois!" was the comment. ("Oh, look at the Chinese people!") I didn't know whether to laugh or cry
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I live in Wilton Manors, FL, which is one of the gayest places per capita on Earth and wearing a kilt would attract stares and unkind whispers (though nothing violent, of course).
Especially with the heat and intense humidity here, I'd live in a kilt (or better yet, a long tank top that went to my knee or so with nothing but a cockring underneath) if it were a socially acceptable thing to do: unfortunately, it's not so I don't.
Isn't it amazing how much all of us do to conform to accepted standards of behavior? And the laws that stem from those accepted standards?
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For some reason, I think of the "I Wear No Pants" commercial by Dockers when I look at the title of this thread. lol
A Sporran can preserve one's modesty as can be seen from the above photo taken at
Lochearnhead Highland Games
So do I! More than pants, I hate underwear! I never wear it, except with skirts. Forget tryin to rock a kilt unless you want to talk about it all the time. I know all about avant garde fashions, if you don't want to meet new friends (and assholes) don't try it. Has anyone tried dropped crotch trousers? I don't see them as much in the states as I do Europe, or Japan. But they are starting to catch on, and really in mens fashion it's up to you to change it. Maybe H&M has some? I think they are VERY sexy, and fashion forward.
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Oh, noooo. Dropped crotch pants look horrible. They look like MC Hammer pants that shrunk in the dryer.
That is worse than the hoodies wearing the jeans with the boxers and undies showing.
That is worse than the hoodies wearing the jeans with the boxers and undies showing.
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