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6th September 11, 08:22 PM
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Why do we have to justify wearing a kilt?
This has been bothering me for a while and the number of posts I see where people seem to need to justify their reasons for wearing a kilt. Also the number of times I have been asked "Why are you wearing a/your kilt?" I was asked again this evening and could not think of an answer and thought why should I have to have an answer?
Some need to say they are honouring their ancestors/country/tradition/clan etc. etc. Well thats fine if you need or want a reason.
But is there really a need for this justification?
It is an item of clothing, period. No need for any justification, just wear it whenever/however and whatever type of kilt you want.
Next time someone asks why, I will just reply "Why are you wearing pants?" (Another man wearing a kilt would never ask.)
Chris.
Last edited by chrisupyonder; 6th September 11 at 08:29 PM.
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