Some Guys Are Just Unlucky

[staticsan]

I have been full time kilted since my split with the ex, funny how that happens.

Heh.

Whilst I'm not kilted full-time, it's only since I've separated that I've acquired some kilts. My ex would definitely not approve. I even said I'd be happy to be kilted at our wedding, but she didn't like the idea. I think it's because they are too much like skirts in her mind... *sigh*

Wade.

[Finn]

Heck, I met my wife because I was wearing one. She supports my addiction, but still likes to rile me by "floofling the skirt"! I fuss about the pleats. <g>

[gangreenfootball]

I guess we know who's in charge in his family

[Kirkwood]

Stories like these make me apprecaite my wife all that much more

[CelticRanger66]

I am thankful I don't have that problem. My wife is of Scottish/Welsh heritage, her only request is that for every kilt I get I get her a matching Kilted skirt.


So I am extremely thankful, KC keep up with wearing your kilt around the house over time she will get used to you wearing it. CR66

[Phil]

Don't know what it is about women. My first wife didn't want to know about kilts but my second wife loves them. I suppose because her dad always wore one. I even got his old one remodelled and it looks great for a 60 year old kilt.

[JayFilomena]

My wife is a big supporter of the kilt, and is confused if I am not wearing one. I am not full time yet, but working on it. Much of my confidence comes from the support my wife gives me.