Well, I’ll toss mi dos centavos into the discussion here.

I would try to take a divine perspective here –

1 Samuel 16:7b: “For the Lord sees not as people see; for people look on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”

Especially as someone who has made a conscious decision to dress in a manner that’s outside the current cultural norm, I’m not so concerned about what people wear as why they’re wearing it.

If a woman chooses to wear a man’s kilt because she likes the way it looks & feels – hey, I’m cool with that. Those are 2 of the main reasons I wear a kilt, too. However, if she’s wearing a man’s kilt because she wants to be a man, then that would indicate problems with personal identity. Only those closest to her would know the truth & be in a position to help her; the rest of us should mind our own business. (I know that keeps me plenty occupied.)

Peace & love

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