Today, we welcome Roger N from Kent, UK to Profiles of Beskirted Men!
I now openly wear skirts in front of everyone, but there was a time when I kept it hidden. This is how I showed my parents my passion for skirt-wearing.
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post about one of my coworkers who enjoys dressing as a femboy. In the comments, I received quite a bit of feedback about the AI-generated image I used.
In a recent post of mine, a woman I talked to told me that she wishes more men would “grow a pair and skirt up”. Would you be interested in a t-shirt with that phrase on it?
A lot of people working in a tech-field question gender norms. Let’s find out how many readers of this blog work in that field.
Today’s poll asks about a potential new feature for this website. It would interest me to know if you are satisfied with how commenting currently works on blog posts.
Today’s poll asks about whether you’ve ever worn a skirt around people and been disappointed that no one said anything about it.
As a skirt-wearing man in my mid-30s, I don’t know how many times I have heard the comment: “Men wearing skirts is something only the young generations do.” So, let’s find out just which age groups wear skirts.
Today’s poll asks about the area you live in. This is an interesting question because some men may feel differently about going out in public in gender-non-conforming clothing based on their surroundings.
The title of this one would lead you to believe that it was humorous, but this Scot found himself in a serious situation.
More fashion brands are introducing skirts marketed for men. They are seeing skirts becoming more popular among men and want to meet the growing demand.
This is a great post by a German man who worked up the courage to wear a skirt and pumps to the office and what happened when he did.
This is an interesting post by a fellow skirt-wearer over at Skirt Cafe about how an interview at his company led to him being able to wear skirts openly at work.
The real news for me here is that Urban Outfitters is now offering skirts and dresses in their “gender neutral” section.
This article is a well-written and researched rebuttal to the notion that the Bible verse Deuteronomy 22:5 can be used to justify limitations placed on what men and women can wear.
My wife has talked about this topic on this blog before, but it is always interesting to see how other people deal with it and what advice they have to share.