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Not a great deal of posting in this forum and even less than minimum participation at that.
I would guess that the thrill of wearing Girly Jeans by Guys is just not the thing these days.
On the other leg I am more active pushing the clothing envelope wearing kilts skirts and skorts
as my user handle suggests - a guy doing that is more apt to start a conversation than wearing jeans
made for the female form/body as interesting as that may be. Was recently off a cruise of the
New England-Canada fall foliage wearing my short kilts everyday - a no pants or girly pants
day everyday. While the temperature was not kind - when you are acclimated to the weather not a problem.
The wearing of denim kilts and skirts is almost like wearing camouflage - not many notice the difference.
Wearing the Girly Jeans has pretty much the same effect unless wearing loud colorful blitzy bing detailing.

So any of you have thoughts about wearing the Girly Jeans ?
Do you wear them anymore ?
Daily ?
Everyday wear ?
Or just for parties and night time entertainment ?
Do your favorites fit anymore - these things were made to fit tight ?

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Nov 7, 2018 1:15:28 GMT -5 K/S/K said:

Not a great deal of posting in this forum and even less than minimum participation at that.
I would guess that the thrill of wearing Girly Jeans by Guys is just not the thing these days.

I think this is just a typical lull in a fairly quiet board.

Nov 7, 2018 1:15:28 GMT -5 K/S/K said:

On the other leg I am more active pushing the clothing envelope wearing kilts skirts and skorts
as my user handle suggests - a guy doing that is more apt to start a conversation than wearing jeans
made for the female form/body as interesting as that may be.

Good for you! I think we all deserve to wear the clothing that makes us happy. That's difficult for those of us who seem to be programmed to fear not fitting in.

Nov 7, 2018 1:15:28 GMT -5 K/S/K said:

The wearing of denim kilts and skirts is almost like wearing camouflage - not many notice the difference.
Wearing the Girly Jeans has pretty much the same effect unless wearing loud colorful blitzy bing detailing.

I think this is another reason this board may be quiet: Although certainly not true everywhere, I think guys wearing gender-neutral or more female-oriented clothing is becoming less of a concern, so there's less need to reach out to others.

Although I can't get away with it at work, I wear jeggings almost every weekend and haven't heard any comments in a few years now.

That only goes so far, though. These days I must admit that I'm somewhat curious about pencil skirts.... but I'm not sure where I would go if I were to wear some over some leggings.

Nov 7, 2018 1:15:28 GMT -5 K/S/K said:

So any of you have thoughts about wearing the Girly Jeans ?
Do you wear them anymore ?
Daily ?
Everyday wear ?
Or just for parties and night time entertainment ?
Do your favorites fit anymore - these things were made to fit tight ?

(1) I still very much enjoy the fit and feel of the softer and clingier fabrics found in the junior's section (Can't do women's: I don't have the right curves!). Wish I could get away with it at work.
(2) Every chance I get.
(3) Probably not daily. When I come home from work, I'm often just of the mind to collapse on the couch and channel surf until bedtime. (Although, to be fair, my SO and I should really make a habit of getting out for a walk every day now that my knee is starting to feel better).
(4 & 5) Every weekend and holiday. Although when meeting up with friends from work or friends who knew me before I started wearing them openly, I get nervous. Old friends will see me in jeggings, but I can't get up the nerve to wear them in front of coworkers.

Oddly enough, my sister confronted me on my last trip home. I usually wear something more male-oriented, but still pretty close-fitting ("Rude" jeans, I think) but that time I wore something straight from GoJane.com. I simply defended my choice to wear what felt comfortable. I don't remember the conversation too well, though. Chalk that up to nerves, I suppose.

(6) Yep. I still fit in my clothes. I still can "pinch an inch" (more, actually) and I'd like to lose these last 5kg, but my weight loss has kind of stalled at 76kg. The keto diet has worked very well for me.