There is such thing as former kilt wearer?

**Azevedo** · 10th September 07, 02:33 PM

Have use a kilt first time 2 months ago and got 4 of them in meanwhile, sometimes I wonder: There are people that used kilt for a while and by its own will gave up?

I have found some people interested in kilt and I always advice them be carefull with the kilt "once you get one you will not want to wear p*nts anymore!". But, is it always the case

?

**James MacMillan** · 10th September 07, 06:37 PM

If there was such a person - would he post here?

**ccga3359** · 10th September 07, 07:13 PM

Is there such a person as a former kilt wearer? Not if he's buried in his kilt.

**Raphael** · 10th September 07, 07:22 PM

It is not unheard of that a guy had given up kilt wearing because his wife didn't like the idea.

**ccga3359** · 10th September 07, 07:26 PM

Originally Posted by Raphael

It is not unheard of that a guy had given up kilt wearing because his wife didn't like the idea.

A kilt is not a state of dress as a state of mind.

**Fedgunner** · 10th September 07, 08:36 PM

Begs the question....
Are Kilt wearing men like Marines?
There are no "ex-Marines" Once a Marine, always a Marine.

**arrogcow** · 10th September 07, 09:14 PM

Originally Posted by Raphael

It is not unheard of that a guy had given up kilt wearing because his wife didn't like the idea.

There actually was a guy here (can't remember the name off hand, but I think he was from St. Louis), who finally gave into the pressure from his wife and sold his kilts.

Adam

**ardchoille** · 10th September 07, 09:37 PM

Originally Posted by Raphael

It is not unheard of that a guy had given up kilt wearing because his wife didn't like the idea.

Hmm.. I'd have to give up the wife in that type of situation

**GMan** · 10th September 07, 09:57 PM

Originally Posted by arrogcow

There actually was a guy here (can't remember the name off hand, but I think he was from St. Louis), who finally gave into the pressure from his wife and sold his kilts.

Adam

Dana is his name and feeling that over 25 years of marriage was far better to preserve than Kilt wearing. I do miss his posts.

**ardchoille** · 10th September 07, 10:05 PM

Originally Posted by GMan

Dana is his name and feeling that over 25 years of marriage was far better to preserve than Kilt wearing. I do miss his posts.

Well, just my opinion, but "love honor and obey" does not include "tell your husband what he can and cannot wear". I would never tell my wife what she can or cannot wear.