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**BonnieT100** · 9th February 08, 01:05 AM

How upset would she be if you told her, "My wife is not wearing pants everyday!"? There comes a time when mutual respect must come into play. If it isn't harmful, then why should she worry? I can't wait to retire in 20 years or so. I plan to buy a place in eastern TN and wear a kilt everyday.

davecolorado72 · 9th February 08, 01:30 AM

Lets be real though...women live by different relational rules though. Demands can be made of men that cannot be made in the other direction. It's part of the hypocrisy that is relationships......

I have found a way to minimize the frustration though

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**sharpdressedscot** · 9th February 08, 05:10 PM

:beer:

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Originally Posted by davecolorado72

Lets be real though...women live by different relational rules though. Demands can be made of men that cannot be made in the other direction. It's part of the hypocrisy that is relationships......

I have found a way to minimize the frustration though

int:

**Kiltman** · 9th February 08, 05:05 PM

Originally Posted by BonnieT100

How upset would she be if you told her, "My wife is not wearing pants everyday!"? There comes a time when mutual respect must come into play. If it isn't harmful, then why should she worry? I can't wait to retire in 20 years or so. I plan to buy a place in eastern TN and wear a kilt everyday.

What a great answer!

**Roan Carter** · 11th February 08, 01:35 AM

Originally Posted by BonnieT100

I can't wait to retire in 20 years or so. I plan to buy a place in eastern TN and wear a kilt everyday.

LOL! That surprised me to see. I'm wearing my kilt in east TN everyday now, and catching a lot of hell for it. Not an easy place to be kilted. >_<

**Tommie** · 11th February 08, 05:53 AM

Originally Posted by Roan Carter

LOL! That surprised me to see. I'm wearing my kilt in east TN everyday now, and catching a lot of hell for it. Not an easy place to be kilted. >_<

I know where your coming from Roan.
A few years ago my wife an I were passing thru a small town in southeastern Ky.
We were tired,hungry, and running low on fuel,but having noticed the looks from people giving us cold stares,I told my wife-We are NOT stopping here.
If your in east Tennesee you probibly know where im talking about.
After leaving there I turned to my wife and said-wonder if that town is part of the USA.

**davedove** · 11th February 08, 07:19 AM

Originally Posted by Roan Carter

LOL! That surprised me to see. I'm wearing my kilt in east TN everyday now, and catching a lot of hell for it. Not an easy place to be kilted. >_<

Which is kind of ironic, considering the Smoky Mountain area was heavily populated by Scots.

**Freedomlover** · 11th February 08, 08:52 AM

Originally Posted by Roan Carter

LOL! That surprised me to see. I'm wearing my kilt in east TN everyday now, and catching a lot of hell for it. Not an easy place to be kilted. >_<

Greetings, Roan. I am just East of you in Haywood County, NC. The real backwoods areas (Fines Creek comes to mind) aren't very kilt friendly, but everywhere else is just fine. If you ever get over to Waynesville or Asheville look me up.