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Mixed_up_Miss wrote:Should I wear a skirt to please my boyfriend? Some of my friends say ‘wear a dress what’s the problem’ and the rest say ‘wear what you like what’s the problem’. I’ve never contacted this group before but I'm hoping that someone out there will understand the ******* problem!
My boyfriend wants me to wear a skirt because he says it’s more feminine than trousers. All I have are a couple of beach sarongs and a pair of culottes I hardly wear. Skirts are just too dressy and old-fashioned. They are just not me so what do I do?
I’ve never had much luck with boyfriends before. He is kind and funny and I love the way he treats me like a lady. He’s done lots of things to please me like shave off his beard and watching less football. But haven’t I got the right to wear trousers if that’s what I prefer? Isn’t a man being sexist if he tells a girl to wear a skirt?
I’m a bit of a tomboy and I’ve never taken much interest in my appearance but I don’t think I’m unfeminine. I’ve broken the habits of a lifetime and started doing my boyfriend’s laundry. I’d love to end up as a full-time housewife (marriage and kids).
He’s asked me to wear a skirt several times and teased me a bit about showing off my legs but I’ve treated it as a joke and ignored him even when he’s taken me to some glitzy places. We went to a gorgeous restaurant recently with 3 other couples. I put on more makeup than usual and a frilly blouse but the other girls were all in beautiful cocktail dresses and I did feel a bit embarrassed and, well, envious. He didn’t say anything but I’m sure he was disappointed. I just feel awkward about wearing dresses or skirts although he says I’d get used to it and probably start to enjoy it.
Any advise please!!!
. wrote:Skirts can be funky. Dresses are fun. You can wear them with a vest or jean jacket and feel dressed up or casual at the same time. Belt it and it's like a skirt without looking for a blouse that matches, which is the hard part for me.
This guy shaved his beard for you. Looking feminine isn't going to kill you, as a matter of fact, you might like it. Just ask yourself, is the man worth it?
glidewest wrote:you don't have to change yourself, perhaps if you do it 'every once in a while' it'll have more impact on him and there's no harm in giving him a treat every now and then. But if you don't feel comfortable with what you're wearing it will show.
. wrote:Jeans and trousers are NOT sexy no matter how well the magazines and adverts may try to convince us. They are worn for comfort and practical purposes only, guys know this, and a lot of women have no idea how much this pisses off the guys, who are too embarrassed to suggest that a lady might change her look and once in a while wear a dress or skirt, and subsequently incur the wrath of the feminists!
My ex-wife would never wear dresses or skirts despite her superb, size 10, 36C figure. Even her friends would comment upon it. She would say it only made her a sex object in the eyes of men and it was her body to do what she liked with. I could like it or lump it.. So I lumped it with one of the aforementioned friends after 15 years of jeans and black trousers.
Mixed_up_Miss wrote:
That’s what worries me so much. If I’m uncomfortable I won’t be good company will I? I think I’ll have to try it and see what happens – I’m not happy just to refuse outright. Maybe it’s a good plan just to wear a skirt once in a while as you suggest. He can’t expect me to wear skirts all the time – I don’t currently own any and I’m not made of money!
. wrote:Jeans and trousers are NOT sexy no matter how well the magazines and adverts may try to convince us. They are worn for comfort and practical purposes only, guys know this, and a lot of women have no idea how much this pisses off the guys, who are too embarrassed to suggest that a lady might change her look and once in a while wear a dress or skirt, and subsequently incur the wrath of the feminists!
My ex-wife would never wear dresses or skirts despite her superb, size 10, 36C figure. Even her friends would comment upon it. She would say it only made her a sex object in the eyes of men and it was her body to do what she liked with. I could like it or lump it.. So I lumped it with one of the aforementioned friends after 15 years of jeans and black trousers.
glidewest wrote:Mixed_up_Miss wrote:
That’s what worries me so much. If I’m uncomfortable I won’t be good company will I? I think I’ll have to try it and see what happens – I’m not happy just to refuse outright. Maybe it’s a good plan just to wear a skirt once in a while as you suggest. He can’t expect me to wear skirts all the time – I don’t currently own any and I’m not made of money!
can you get him to go shopping with you and help make a choice of what's working and what isn't?
. wrote:Jeans and trousers are NOT sexy no matter how well the magazines and adverts may try to convince us. They are worn for comfort and practical purposes only, guys know this, and a lot of women have no idea how much this pisses off the guys, who are too embarrassed to suggest that a lady might change her look and once in a while wear a dress or skirt, and subsequently incur the wrath of the feminists!
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FMJ wrote:. wrote:Jeans and trousers are NOT sexy no matter how well the magazines and adverts may try to convince us. They are worn for comfort and practical purposes only, guys know this, and a lot of women have no idea how much this pisses off the guys, who are too embarrassed to suggest that a lady might change her look and once in a while wear a dress or skirt, and subsequently incur the wrath of the feminists!
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Right on!! Totally agree with that..
Ever heard this old lame comment?.."..she looks good in jeans" well thats a contradiction in terms, as REAL women DON'T look good in jeans!
Ask a UK nurse. They would much prefer to wear those sexy dresses once more, but can't, due the constraints of the job.
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