A close friend and I wear our Sport kilts as discreet changing attire when we got off the water from a kayak adventure. We typically head to a local est. for a pint. "kilted of-course." We get the typical reaction from all who venture to inquire. "Thumbs up, from mature men. Laughs and Snickers from immature men, Pleasant inquiries from the lasses. Last week a young slightly intoxicated girl approached us and told us she was going to lift our kilts because she was bet 20$ for the act. we replied no...and moved her hands off our hem lines. To which she walked away only to return and lift my kilt when I was not paying Attention. (I was regimental for the first time, I am not comfortable that way, for this exact reason) I took it in stride but then thought about it. The same act prepetrated by a male to a skirted female would have brought big problems, fights, police, at the least being kicked out of the establishment, etc. I believe my reaction was proper "I ignored her"
But it weighed heavy on my mind as the night wore on. Any advice or similar stories? Thanks, Richland