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Wholesome 19th century etiquette rule
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men’s clothes are just about gender neutral. i guess back in the day, women weren’t supposed to wear pants… but in modern times only a suit and tie are really pushing it for a woman to wear.
but just about everything else is considered normal.
but if a male wears a dress, everyone loses their minds.
can’t even go to a pilgrimage in peace without getting questioned smh
I have a few kilts, don't wear them much. They're really not all they're cracked up to be. And not with my scrawny legs.
Women I've dated, and my wife now, hated to see me in a "skirt". I mean to say they were visibly repulsed.