I'm not alone.

[Johnny Top Hat]

When I first became interested in being kilted, I thought I'd be alone, or atleast the only one kilted. Turns out an old teacher of mine from high school who I invited to the celtic festival this weekend is a member of the local scottish society and Men in Kilts. Funny in a way, we share many similar traits, tastes and such, but as soon as I get my kilt....it's off to the pubs with some new friends and in a way...into a new culture.

At 20 I'm a bit younger as they're 30+ but that just adds to the fun.....plus any younger ladies with a kilt fettish will be mine~! ha~!

[Owl of Oban]

Haha! A man in a kilt is never alone for long!

Congrats on connecting with kilted brethren.

[Graham]

You're not alone here, this is a growing community of men who love kilts, we're here to support you!

[GMan]

Definetly a kilt does work its magic on everyone. A neighbor had a party awhile back, and I knew about half the people. I soon got to know all the people because I was kilted.

I love reading other tales of kilt enjoyment and connections.

[Graham]

That's true Glen, my wife even had to agree with me that more folk smile at me, say hello etc in a kilt, than ever before.

In trousers you're a nobody, just a face in the crowd.
In a kilt, well, 'nuff said!!