Should It Become Socially Acceptable For Men To Don Feminine Clothing Like Skirts?

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MisterWack · Accepted Answer

The Scottish wear kilts which are like a skirt, so I see no harm in cultural attire and being your own person expressing yourself the way you see fit.

Let me be clear, men before 1970s always had their hair cut short while women would have it long. I’m sure from a lot of turning heads from the changing times were clutching their pearls (especially the Conservatives) though we survived. Men exhibiting ‘feminine’ traits isn’t the end of the world.

What is the end of the world is pushing insecurities onto others.
Men and women who were supposed to be my role models would tell the boys including me, “boys don’t cry” which really hurt and pushed a narrative that showcasing any form of vulnerability or expressing yourself outside what others tell you to, you will be an outcast. That insecurity leads men to be closeted with their true feelings, closeted when it comes to their emotions, and sends them to be sheeple to follow the way “society” deems fit.

You matter, regardless of class, creed, status, disability, gender, religion, or political subscription, you matter. Know you have a right to your feelings, a right to your emotions, and a right to your self expression. Be the kind of person you want to see in the world, one of love not hate.

I truly see the “skirt thing” as, “long hair”. The traditional world may have issues in the beginning, though once it is around and runs its course nobody will care. Same with the Heavy Metal satan panic also Elvis Presley gyrating hips satan panic.

I personally wouldn’t wear a skirt also skirts look too girly for me, though that is my personal expression. I choose what looks good and feels good to me, as would you.

OneViewpoint · Accepted Answer

Men in women's clothing look ridiculous. I happen to like traditional gender roles for men and women. And I don't give a crap about the 80+ made up fantasy genders and pronouns mentally disturbed people have invented for themselves of late. Do whatever you want. I'll feel free to ignore you and exclude you. I'm not playing your game.

meetkitty123 · Accepted Answer

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it was a man’s fashionable wear long before it was a woman’s.

i’m not gonna reject to Handsome, sexy legs underneath a kilt or Roman Warrior styled, clothing, or Viking styled clothing… sexy tunics

it just be a return from a historical time.

Some historians suggest that the term "skirt" itself may have originated from the Old Norse word for "shirt" ("skyrta")… The tunic (shirts) worn by men appeared to be skirt like going down to the thighs.

i’m not gonna question a man’s masculinity when wearing historical clothing historical clothing with a twist on modern where to express himself.

Should It Become Socially Acceptable For Men To Don Feminine Clothing Like Skirts?

Skirts or tonics Vikings, Romans, and Scottish wore definitely did not make them any less masculine.

it was a man’s style before it ever became a woman’s.

leahzrc · Accepted Answer

the only way this is acceptable is this was at some cicrus or comedy show. Mini skirts in general are used for attention I don't know why we got to see balls hang out and walking around like I am dating a man who thinks he's a women. Society is broken. All the men out there are acting like women and women are acting like men. God wanted me to read the bible and so I'm reading it and the bible seems like when men do this, they are being immoral. God basically wants men to be men and women to be women. Even I am not a good enough women for my God.

Malemajor · Answer

Absolutely—and history would just call it “making a comeback.” Long before modern gendered fashion rules, men wore skirts, tunics, robes, and even high heels. Ancient warriors fought in flowing garments, European aristocrats strutted in lace and heels, and no one questioned their masculinity. Clothing has always been a cultural construct, not a biological one.

Fashion is like a wheel—it turns, comes full circle, and what was once “masculine” or “feminine” often swaps places over time. Skirts on men aren’t revolutionary; they’re just another spin of that wheel. In a few decades, we might laugh at how we once thought pants were “the standard” for men.

So yes—it should be socially acceptable. Not because it’s “new,” but because it’s timeless.

Purpleronnie · Answer

I’m just not sure how I feel about this , it’s ‘ down to the guy ‘ is the best answer I could give. Yeah yeah , clothing is a form of expression and fashion is gender fluid and blah blah blah but … Should we be saying that an item of clothing is just that then ok , but what about the more practical or comfort aspects? I just don’t wanna see hairy legs is stockings , and low hanging fruit below the hem line of a mini skirt 😜. I think socially it’s a long way from being acceptable. But should it? The jury is still out on that for me. Maybe it’s the fact that I’m a Scot , and wearing a kilt aka “skirt” is not a new idea. Mini skirts , stockings and thongs though … my equipment makes the idea of that completely uncomfortable and impractical.

midnightmoon05 · Answer

They don’t have to get their legs waxed?
got to say, I’m a little jealous that they have better looking legs.
my coworker came to work in a long skirt in June. He is tall , in good shape and looked really good in that outfit. That was very classy….
anyone, male or female if they can put themselves together in a nice outfit. That would be ideal. I dont care if they wear a skirt or pants.
the above skirts are too short.

EzraIsShy76028 · Answer

I'd say it's fine as long as they're wearing the clothes normally and not as an excuse to "accidentally" expose their balls. 🤢🤮

I think I have nice legs for example but I would NEVER in a million years go commando in some really short 2 inch inseam unlined shorts. For me it's just about showing my legs. Not partaking in indecent exposure. And I wouldn't want to see anyone else doing it either, male or female. And this is coming from a bisexual.

HawkPerception · Answer

It's absolutely disgusting and should  NOT  be encouraged as it is in a lot of schools nowadays, but people should be free to wear whatever they want.  Socially acceptable though? I hope it never becomes socially acceptable. I don't want to have to look at that everywhere I go.

NaultD · Answer

If you can pull it off why not? With global warming it's going to be a nessesity so we got to start somewhere. Just no balls showing we can all agree on that.

Syntosi · Answer

Honestly? Why not? The Scottish are already way ahead of us in this.

Caroline91 · Answer

It really depends on what the cultural norms are in the part of the world you live in. In many parts of the world, men wear various kinds of skirts, sarongs, and flowing dress-like robes.

MrOracle · Answer

The pussification of society needs to end. Men need to be men, and if they won't be, there SHOULD be some level of societal shame.

purplepoppy · Answer

Why do I get the feeling these type of men are more interested in accidently exposing themselves rather than showing off their legs

CupcakeTheDestroyer · Answer

Everyone who says “no” is just too afraid to admit that everything they do is in the name of imaginary rules that don’t actually mean anything lol

slatyb · Answer

"feminine?" That's just current fashion. Many styles currently worn almost exclusively by women were once commonly worn by men.

DrPepper12 · Answer

Of course. Some gendered bull shit needs to die. Men suffering from bleeding cracked lips due to not using "feminine" lip balm is a great example. It's just ridiculous

kavakava · Answer

I very much hope it is. I just look forward to them posting on this site asking why are women always put them in the friend zone. 😜

CB-Raido-Time · Answer

Deuteronomy 22:5 The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the LORD thy God.

Anonymous · Answer

Men look pathetic in women's clothes, and it will never become socially acceptable because they always will.

AnonAndrew · Answer

No way, that's weird as shit, man. They can do it if they want but don't ask other people to co-sign that.

Julie07 · Answer

All I can say is that I'm not the clothing police, so everyone wears what they want. In the world there are more serious problems than that.

genericname85 · Answer

what if i told you skirts were actually already mens fashion in many ancient societies and even in some contemporary societies? so really i see no problem with them becoming mens fashion yet again.

LiamJHayden · Answer

They can do what they want, but don't be surprised at the laughter and snears.

TwoToTooTutu2 · Answer

Skirts are one thing, but skirts designed for the female body? No

Zack-Bann · Answer

This goes into the list of things we absolutely do not need and won’t benefit from

Rides_Big_Guys · Answer

And this…. Is why women are stronger than men! We sore and thrive

najekim · Answer

Call me old fashioned, but skirts are for women. And kilts for for entitled to wear them.

Abdulw · Answer

No unless you of Scottish descent then you may wear that style.

danielamontoya06 · Answer

I've known guys who crossdress to be attractive when dressed up and then others who were only attractive to me dressed as men. Crossdressing isn't a turn off in my case. I think genderbending stuff can be really hot and fun.

Danzigdawson · Answer

If it can spark a few fatal strokes amongst MAGA retards, why not?

BCRanger10 · Answer

Absolutely NOT!!!

fivebyfour · Answer

Sure skirts and dresses way more comfortable in hot weather, I usually wear a dress at home when it's too hot,,,

lorenzomichael · Answer

That is so gay to even think that men wearing skirts would be ok. It Hell no.

dragoblack · Answer

Definitely not belt skirts. As long as it covers the dick, i don't care.

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

I’d be down with a kilt!

itsannalee · Answer

Just look stupid and silly.

DonaldDarko · Answer

HELL no, it's abnormal.

Phoenix98 · Answer

Short answer no.

Med_guy1978 · Answer

Kilts okay and fancy dress maybe but generally no.

dustybiker2 · Answer

We only have power over ourselves.

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

Scotsmen like to wear kilts.

msc545 · Answer

nobody wants to see mens legs.

juleyboo74 · Answer

big turn off

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

It’s been “socially acceptable” for a few years now, so you might just be late,

glennos89 · Answer

He'll no!!! Fucking weirdo's

Anonymous · Answer

Not unless they are Scottish.

DCVsMarvel2 · Answer

Men once did Women, feminized it

Jamie05rhs · Answer

Hell to the No!

seeyounexttuesday · Answer

nope

Anonymous · Answer

No..

Dongie · Answer

I have to ask why?

dishaarora · Answer

Seems fun 😜

qwerty2469 · Answer

Kilts aren't skirts

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