Women can wear any opposite sex clothes and shoes to work. But men don't have right to wear skirt,dresses and heels at work. please give your support to encourage employer to allow men to wear opposite sex clothes at work place.
Why are we (men) only allowed to wear long trousers? Not only women strive for equality, men also want to have equal opportunities!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Men should be able to wear anything they feel comfortable in I know I feel more comfortable in a nice skirt and tights
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Gareth West
5 years ago
Should be able to wear what you feel comfortable wearing and as long it’s professional at work
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Equal dress code is essential
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Ken Mullen
5 years ago
Yes ..i believe men should be able to work in skirts and heels if it suits their needs
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Future London Male Public Heeler
6 years ago
Found inspiration on "hhplace.com", where guys have ventured into public or to work over the past few decades in heels/ female footwear or attire. Using their advice I hope to be wearing ballet flats, heels,skirts, hose, leggins, e.c.t. in public soon presenting as male and not a full crossdresser. That's my goal for the new year starting end of this month as I dont have much time due to work and study commitments at the moment. Been out once briefly in stilettos in central London in January at midnight wear there weren't many people. Aim to start slowly and more descreed to build my confidence up in b. flats. Already own a number female shoes but just wear at home where I feel confined. Dispite the attention or stigma that will come with this, the desire wont go away and only gets stronger. As a straight male hard to accept this about myself but wish me luck.
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James Greer
7 years ago
I strongly support men wearing dresses to work if they really want to.,
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Steve Harper
8 years ago
Yes ,yes, and YES MAM, as I understand the GENDER QUAKE is underway this very moment, moving slower then perhaps one would like ,but its still eventually taking place, as there are Men and Boys getting their just rewards when it comes into, equality in dressing. YES now after all these years we don't have to be hindered and held back, and we can finally stop dressing in such a limed, dull, drab and boring line of clothes. Yes there are already us guys all throughout the whole entire world, from all different countries Japan,China,India Asia,Africa, and the USA, even Russia,plus many more. Their us guys in those countries, not by the masses yet, but still more & more of us as the momentum is picking up, that are absolutely loving all the new choices that will now be available to us, especially the cute skirt outfits and dresses. And of those, the super short skirt and dresses.Cause we wanna tease the ladies and give them some eye candy for a change..
Women can wear any opposite sex clothes and shoes to work. But men don't have right to wear skirt,dresses and heels at work. please give your support to encourage employer to allow men to wear opposite sex clothes at work place.
Why are we (men) only allowed to wear long trousers? Not only women strive for equality, men also want to have equal opportunities!
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
Men should be able to wear anything they feel comfortable in I know I feel more comfortable in a nice skirt and tights
G
Gareth West
5 years ago
Should be able to wear what you feel comfortable wearing and as long it’s professional at work
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Equal dress code is essential
K
Ken Mullen
5 years ago
Yes ..i believe men should be able to work in skirts and heels if it suits their needs
F
Future London Male Public Heeler
6 years ago
Found inspiration on "hhplace.com", where guys have ventured into public or to work over the past few decades in heels/ female footwear or attire. Using their advice I hope to be wearing ballet flats, heels,skirts, hose, leggins, e.c.t. in public soon presenting as male and not a full crossdresser. That's my goal for the new year starting end of this month as I dont have much time due to work and study commitments at the moment. Been out once briefly in stilettos in central London in January at midnight wear there weren't many people. Aim to start slowly and more descreed to build my confidence up in b. flats. Already own a number female shoes but just wear at home where I feel confined. Dispite the attention or stigma that will come with this, the desire wont go away and only gets stronger. As a straight male hard to accept this about myself but wish me luck.
J
James Greer
7 years ago
I strongly support men wearing dresses to work if they really want to.,
S
Steve Harper
8 years ago
Yes ,yes, and YES MAM, as I understand the GENDER QUAKE is underway this very moment, moving slower then perhaps one would like ,but its still eventually taking place, as there are Men and Boys getting their just rewards when it comes into, equality in dressing. YES now after all these years we don't have to be hindered and held back, and we can finally stop dressing in such a limed, dull, drab and boring line of clothes. Yes there are already us guys all throughout the whole entire world, from all different countries Japan,China,India Asia,Africa, and the USA, even Russia,plus many more. Their us guys in those countries, not by the masses yet, but still more & more of us as the momentum is picking up, that are absolutely loving all the new choices that will now be available to us, especially the cute skirt outfits and dresses. And of those, the super short skirt and dresses.Cause we wanna tease the ladies and give them some eye candy for a change..
Why are we (men) only allowed to wear long trousers? Not only women strive for equality, men also want to have equal opportunities!