I got hit on by a College Girl

[GlassMan]

Are you guys wearing hemp kilts? Smoking hemp kilts?!
I cannot think of the first women or girl, much less one half my age, asking me about the kilt. Either I have off bounds tattoed to my forehead, or something is terribly wrong.
Women aquantences, dates etc of friends have made coments, all polite, none of them suggestive. But I can safely say I have not been hit on in a kilt.
Missing out in Kntucky
David

I'm very sorry to hear that David. I'm not sure why this happens to some of us but not others. I have been told by friends and people I've just met that even before I began wearing kilts I always looked "approachable" so that might explain why girls (and some guys too) are more willing to express their open admiration and affection towards me than they might otherwise be.

[KiltedKnight]

Are you guys wearing hemp kilts? Smoking hemp kilts?!
I cannot think of the first women or girl, much less one half my age, asking me about the kilt. Either I have off bounds tattoed to my forehead, or something is terribly wrong.
Women aquantences, dates etc of friends have made coments, all polite, none of them suggestive. But I can safely say I have not been hit on in a kilt.
Missing out in Kntucky
David

Methinks that you need to change your way of thinking just as you needed to change your way of thinking about the kilt.
I am a very happily married man today and have been for the last 18 years and would never think of dishonoring my vows, however, that being said I will tell you that teasing the girls is not a sin.

If you choose to be stoic and avoid eye contact with your fellow human beings you're missing out on the very best part of life. I look upon the pretty little lasses as small bits of fluff for the amusement of men just as I would if I were admiring the other vistas of life like maybe the sights at the Grand Canyon or an exotic bird or even a Canary. Why overlook the beautiful things in life?

Life is short, in a hundred generations, amid a trillion chains of fate there is only one like yours, live it!

Chris.

[Nick]

Great story, GlassMan!

I've been hit on by a couple lasses as a direct result of wearing the kilt. I find it amusing.

[ozmeath]

Happy Days G.M. and it's always good to know you've still got it. I must echo the sentiment that the kilt has never hurt my appeal to the lasses.It's the Sean Connery fans that dig it. Dang I wish that restaraunt was in queensland...

[Iolaus]

Methinks that you need to change your way of thinking just as you needed to change your way of thinking about the kilt.
I am a very happily married man today and have been for the last 18 years and would never think of dishonoring my vows, however, that being said I will tell you that teasing the girls is not a sin.

If you choose to be stoic and avoid eye contact with your fellow human beings you're missing out on the very best part of life. I look upon the pretty little lasses as small bits of fluff for the amusement of men just as I would if I were admiring the other vistas of life like maybe the sights at the Grand Canyon or an exotic bird or even a Canary. Why overlook the beautiful things in life?

Life is short, in a hundred generations, amid a trillion chains of fate there is only one like yours, live it!

Chris.

Like my wife has always told me: I'm married, not dead. She'll start worrying when I stop noticing the pretty young things. (I just do it discretely )

[NewKilt]

That's super GlassMan. I haven't actually been hit on like you have (I'm 59 and hobble along with a cane as well). But while hobbling, I had a pretty young girl (I would guess early to mid-20's) come up beside me, grabbing my upper arm and saying "I really love your kilt." Made me hobble a little faster for a while.

Darrell

[David Thornton]

Kilted Knight, see that's the problem with these boards, no one can read inflection. What is very amusing to one participant is very offensive to another. So let me clarify.
I have no intention of hoping off with a young thing. Kim & I just celebrated 20 great years together.
But I am out in very diverse settings and I cannot ever remember the feeling that I was being hit on. Yet a casual reader of this board would believe that there is a magic spell wound into every kilt! So syaing it never happens to me is better than calling BS everytime I see a similar thread.
My attitude is fine.
David

[KiltedKnight]

Don't worry, I never questioned your post, I only meant to add a bit of levity. I meant it all in comradery and fun.

Chris.

[macgreggor]

I don't know that I have been hit on but....even my 12 year old son told me that the kilt seems to be a real conversation starter! Maybe he will wear one someday.

macG

[Mr. Kilt]

Like my wife has always told me: I'm married, not dead. She'll start worrying when I stop noticing the pretty young things. (I just do it discretely )

My wife has exactly the same attitude. She thinks the reactions I get in my kilt are rather humourous.