Castrated and loving skirts

[GordonGG (imported)]

I've been wearing skirts for about 5 years now. Not all the time and not at work, but often. Since my orchiectomy and scrotectomy I'm finding going commando while wearing a skirt to be fabulous. I had always worn underwear before (womens) to keep the bits in place because I didn't like to sit on them or have them being moved around by the legs when walking. But now, there is no adjustments needed and with the shrinkage of willy its been fun and freeing.

[kristoff]

I've been wearing skirts for about 5 years now. Not all the time and not at work, but often. Since my orchiectomy and scrotectomy I'm finding going commando while wearing a skirt to be fabulous. I had always worn underwear before (womens) to keep the bits in place because I didn't like to sit on them or have them being moved around by the legs when walking. But now, there is no adjustments needed and with the shrinkage of willy its been fun and freeing.

Try some kilts. They go over better in public.

[Begoneboy (imported)]

Of course there are certain times that a skirt just works better after all the jiffy parts down South have gone by the wayside. For those that still sport Willy Wonka I'm not so sure since one can just whip it out for basic watering the shrubbery along side of the road. But after Willy's been wonked and no longer exist it can be pretty easy becoming cited for indecent exposure if one can no longer wait to make water. That's when being commando in a skirt has it's advantages. Just squat and no need to show the world your wares. I end up wearing a skirt in public regularly with no issues. But then again, I no longer sport a beard and those chiseled pecks nor 6 pack abs. Not so sure I've arrived to the curvy side of life but at least I can make water when needed where needed with the right clothing. Hee Heee Heeeee

[ambiguous (imported)]

I sometimes wear a kilt or sarong at times and love the comfort of them.

[Stevenator (imported)]

I’ve worn skirts daily for the past six years. Although I’m intact below, I practice Natural Breast Enlargement. While not on pharmaceutical anti-androgens, I take herbal AA’s. I started wearing skirts long before I started NBE. I just prefer the comfort of not being binded at the crotch. After a day of working in pants, my underwear is soaked & my entire crotch area is very hot. I can’t stand this feeling. Kilts are the preferred clothing for men who would rather not wear pants. While this would also be preferable for me, I don’t like the overtly manly appearance of 95% of all kilts. They’re way too bulky, cumbersome, and yes, manly to me. Casual Kilts can be found, and there are a couple that are on my wish list. I’m too busy collecting Cuban cigars right now, so that is my hobby atm. But in the meantime, I have a Kilt from Purple Rain Adventure Skirts that I just love. It’s light weight fabric and kilt flap are just what I want. The flap keeps me from flashing people while seated, and it’s khaki color resembles khaki shorts. If you don’t look hard, it looks like shorts. If you do look hard, it has the appearance of a skirt. It feels like a skirt, and I love it. I’m an in-betweener. So, it suits me just fine <3

[GordonGG (imported)]

I have two kilts that I rarely wear for the same reasons as Stevenator mentioned above. Mostly I wear denim skirts and have a few others, more "feminine" types as well. Begoneboy mentions the ease with which skirts are useful in "making water" and I agree.

[Stevenator (imported)]

Begoneboy mentions the ease with which skirts are useful in "making water" and I agree.

100% agreed. I think that keeping everything ‘room temperature’, so to speak, is also a main driving factor, (for me). I love BGB’s insight, knowledge & experience.

[Chesleyt (imported)]

I just ordered a kilt last night and am looking forward to wearing it with no underwear I'm an eunuch but still have the scrotum and it gets in the way and sticks to my leg so hopefully the kilt will solve this for now until I can get the scrotum removed. I plan on wearing it in public and if I like it am getting more maybe I'll just wear them all the time.

[Chesleyt (imported)]

just ordered 3 more kilts I'm in a buying mood I don't care what anyone thinks I'm going to wear them all the time.

[ambiguous (imported)]

For anyone thinking of doing the same the waist size of a Kilt is the actual measurement around your waist or wherever the kilt is to be worn.

Ignore what you normally have as a waist size for your pants it will be too small.

With a sarong or lungi these come in the form of a large area of fabric that can be wrapped around and tied your waist and worn at a length as desired.

I usually wear a thin belt to keep this on without the need for re tying.

The preferred length for me is similar to a kilt just below the knee

One size fits all.

I prefer these as fabric is a lot thinner and far more comfortable when it gets hot outside.