I've mentioned in posts before that I am married to a wonderful Mexican woman who is a professional in the medical field, ( You're absolutely correct, I don't deserve her). Both of her parents are from Mexico so you can imagine what a culture shock it was to know that their son-in-law wore a Kilt. Even my wife had her doubts at first but she accepted the Kilt as a part of me and my heritage as did her parents. I have been to many a party, family reunion or what have you and never was anything said aside from compliments, sometimes I am asked to leave my Claymore, Dirk and Targe at the door but, (just kidding!). Having said this I have to agree with whoever said there must be a deeper underlying problem. If wife and family from a different culture can accept the Kilt there must be some other problem.

Chris.