Thanks, but I think you'd be better in a kilt than me.
I'm not sure it's about the legs. To me, it seems to be more about the particular style of masculinity rather than any particular physical feature or attribute that allows one to pull it off (so to speak) successfully.
There are three guys I hang around with regularly who wear kilts. A kilt just doesn't work for the tiny blond queen from our happy hour crowd. It does work very well for the tall furry guy in the same happy hour group and for one of our broad-shouldered bearded square dancers.
Whatever the combination is, I doubt that I have it, and unless I have a chance to try one on gratis, I'm not spending a pot o' cash on this kind of experiment.
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Date: 2005-08-23 01:43 pm (UTC)I'm not sure it's about the legs. To me, it seems to be more about the particular style of masculinity rather than any particular physical feature or attribute that allows one to pull it off (so to speak) successfully.
There are three guys I hang around with regularly who wear kilts. A kilt just doesn't work for the tiny blond queen from our happy hour crowd. It does work very well for the tall furry guy in the same happy hour group and for one of our broad-shouldered bearded square dancers.
Whatever the combination is, I doubt that I have it, and unless I have a chance to try one on gratis, I'm not spending a pot o' cash on this kind of experiment.