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16th July 08, 05:44 PM
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It takes a while to get used to it. I was lucky, my brother and nephew preceded me in kilts. But I remember the first time I left the house in one, I was a little nervous, but I just strode out like I was in total charge.
A lot of feeling comfortable is "psyching" yourself into an attitude that what you're doing is perfectly normal (it is) and going about your business.
Also, I would recommend reading some of the threads about how to answer questions and comments about the kilt. I had a few of them ready to respond with and was able to sound confident when I did get comments. That made me feel better prepared to go out in my kilt.
Animo non astutia
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