Masculinism

rmaciej1983 · 2nd April 2008, 19:57

My colleague in TV:
http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=puNR9eeQMEk
This is in polish, so you will probably don't understand. He talk about man's rights and masculinism.
He is a teacher in high school. He wear what he want - skirts, high heels... Even to work. This is his site:
http://www.antyfacet.com.pl (in polish!).

Bubba136 · 2nd April 2008, 23:14

So, what was the report saying? Were the reporters thinking that he was weird or what?

thedesigner · 3rd April 2008, 00:15

well i can change a fuse, light bulb, car tyre (even when pissed and in the dark), so my m / f quoitient is even (like my style preference)...
actually its easier to change a light bulb wearing heels... maybe thats how to get the hoodies with staffs to wear heels....

flavio · 3rd April 2008, 04:12

Even beeing in polish the video is great! Thanks for posting!
If some good polish soul could transcript it and translate to english would be very nice, specially to see what those girls were saying about him.

And, as someone recognized here, he's a techie guy as most of us in this very forum, he's a computer geek I think based on the video?

roniheels · 26th April 2008, 01:47

I admire him for dressing the way he wants to dress. I'm sure he realizes, when you dare to be different, you will always draw positive and negative critisism. That's human nature.

sabotalot · 26th April 2008, 03:19

Reminds me of Dale Miller, who began showing up for work in skirts and pumps. I guess he did it for about a year. He has his own website and still wears skirts and heels during his leisure time. I wear high heel clogs a lot, but have done the skirt thing only 5 times. It was a full-length jeans skirt, which I still like to wear privately.

sabotalot · 26th April 2008, 09:07

P.S. : I'm looking forward to an October meet in Ohio. I'll wear my most outrageous attire. Looking forward to meeting others who consider attire to be a matter of choice that is not related to gender, or sexual orientation.
Since this blog came to my attention, it has reassured me that I am o.k., and has given me the impotice to drop several unwanted pounds (weight, not money). Speaking of pounds ( this time it is money) a British punk/gothic clothing dealer is offering incredible low-heel crotch boots. Is it possible to wear them under your trousers without a noticible bulge where they end at your waist, until you deceide to wear them outside? Attn: Crotchboots! Also, could the October meet coincide with Halloween, and the Rocky Horror Show, giving us a little cover?

johnieheel · 26th April 2008, 17:52

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Originally Posted by sabotalot

P.S. : I'm looking forward to an October meet in Ohio. I'll wear my most outrageous attire. Looking forward to meeting others who consider attire to be a matter of choice that is not related to gender, or sexual orientation.
Since this blog came to my attention, it has reassured me that I am o.k., and has given me the impotice to drop several unwanted pounds (weight, not money). Speaking of pounds ( this time it is money) a British punk/gothic clothing dealer is offering incredible low-heel crotch boots. Is it possible to wear them under your trousers without a noticible bulge where they end at your waist, until you deceide to wear them outside? Attn: Crotchboots! Also, could the October meet coincide with Halloween, and the Rocky Horror Show, giving us a little cover?

To much planning there. I would just like to keep it simple at first to see how it goes. Just a few men and women who enjoy heels or who ever wants to come, and a day or two of shopping (in heels of course) and good food.

sabotalot · 27th April 2008, 20:39

Johnnieheel, you are right. Let's just st up a date, time and location.

gwl1 · 3rd May 2008, 03:27

I would be interested.

GWL