BTBAIHeels Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 I don't know how to put this lightly other than to just say it... What do you think about tactical kilts(man skirt)? Honest question. Not only that, but also a tactical messenger bag(man purse). And for the situation, I could add on some heels. I'll take anyone's opinion. Thanks, Preston
Thighbootguy Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 Preston; Just my opinion but, starting with a skirt and purse seems like a hard way to get into heels. Seems like not too long ago you were trying to hide your heels from your parents. I suggest you take a look at JeffB's thread on skirts. I have a post there you might find interesting. I think the purse (tactical messenger bag) would probably be an easy start. It does take a little while to get used to using one but, I for one don't want to go back to putting stuff in my pockets (which I often don't have). I'd start with simple one with a long strap that will position the bag near your waist or a cross body strap which is a little better for security. As for the skirt (tactical kilts), I think I'd start with black leggings and a long top, even if it's only an oversized T-shirt . The lack of pockets would also be a good excuse for the purse. You can actually wear a mini skirt under a long top without it being seen an then wear it over the top when you want it to be seen. I know wearing heels is one of your goals but leggings look real nice with flats and they are really not a male styled shoe. I think it all depends on how hard/fast you want to push your wearing non-traditional clothing with your parents. Are they on board with how you want to present yourself? TBG PS - Go ahead and send your entry into Miss Amanda's Nicest Guy Leg Competition. I dream of a world where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned.
BTBAIHeels Posted April 27, 2015 Author Posted April 27, 2015 My apologies TBG, I actually have a lot on my mind, I'm always thinking due to ADHD. I still have to get the heels, I'm planning on just buying them later on in the day after I snooze a bit, and have little regret when they come, but still pray that I don't get caught. I have a benefit with the Tactical kilt though, since I made a deal with one of my school pals, if I get one for him and myself, we will both wear them. As for the heels, well... I have one of my best friends (male) and can always get a female friend with little ease that we can go out with. Ill also point out I showed my mom the bag, and she said "It's your money, if you want it, you can buy it." The bag The kilt The heels
Guest Posted April 27, 2015 Posted April 27, 2015 I see no problem with the bag, personally I'd have half my camera kit in it Al
Heelster Posted April 27, 2015 Posted April 27, 2015 Kinda funny, but I really never considered the viewpoint of the handbag. I usually have my netbook computer with me wherever I go, so I have this Targus bag that's actually smaller than most womens purses. I keep all kinds of ""Man stuff"" in it along with meds and digital crap. I don't carry it around the stores and malls, but a couple guys I know like to call it my "Man purse".
hh4evr1 Posted April 27, 2015 Posted April 27, 2015 I have had a messenger bag for awhile. It took awhile to get used to having it. It's handy for carrying my lunch, a small jacket, foldup umbrella etc I also put anything I buy whilst out in it (saves using plastic bags from the shop)
BTBAIHeels Posted April 28, 2015 Author Posted April 28, 2015 I'll say that I am a Boy Scout, and I automatically carry stuff in a bag, but it would be nice to take in a bag to the movies...
Lvemadomina Posted April 29, 2015 Posted April 29, 2015 Messenger bags are not a big deal for men to wear, so I would say don't worry so much about wearing that. But based off of your style tastes from Pinterest I'd say the skirt and heels look good. I think if you look on ASOS they do have men's skirts sort of, but I forget how much they are cause ASOS can either have stuff for <$30 or >$300 lol.
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