is the SCOTTISH KILT REALLY AN EXCUSE FOR CROSS-DRESSING?
By ESKARENA1
@ESKARENA1 (18261)
3 responses
@ESKARENA1 (18261)
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8 Dec 06
its still a skirt, big tough men wearing frocks, maybe they should reform the village people
@charmedone (593)
• United States
10 Dec 06
I think that is a little rude and insulting to say something like that. The kilt is just a traditional clothing for the scottish people. That doesn't mean they are cross dressers. Just b/c Americans think a skirt is only meant for women doesn't mean the scotish can't wear their kilts. I don't see how that makes them a cross dresser. Every culture has their own traditions and way of dressing. Just b/c its not something you would wear doesn't make it wrong. We really should not insult other people cultures.
@charmedone (593)
• United States
10 Dec 06
By saying they are using it as an excuse to cross dress is just like saying it is wrong. I kilt is not a skirt its two totally different things. Are you saying that a kilt should only be wore in Scotland that scottish men should not wear them any where else. It doesn't matter where they live they are still scottish. I still say it is insulting to call a kilt a skirt and to act like a man is less of a man for wearing one.
@ESKARENA1 (18261)
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10 Dec 06
no no no i did not say it was wrong i think its great that all these very masculine scottish guys wear what is fundementally a skirt, out of its cultural context it is cross dressing
