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I prefer pants over skirts most of the time, I think there is no difference in women wearing skirt or pant. Both have different look and comfort level. I usually like to wear skirts a home and some fun parties with my friends and pants when I go to office.
I don't know what you mean by "type of woman", but I only wear pants. The last time I wore a dress was to a Christmas party in 1995. I have very fair skin, I don't tan, sunless tan products streak on me (I've bought cheap & expensive ones), so I have ugly legs. NO WAY I'm wearing a dress.
IM 55 so maybe in a different crowd. I prefer a skirt anytime I can wear one. I am much warmer in the winter time in a long wool skirt with a few layers under it, and boots. Much more comfortable than pants.
I remember this episode of wife swap and they swapped a religious and non religious family.
The little girls told the other m that she wasn't a woman because she wore pants.
They couldn't have been more than 7.
I hate people like that, not the kids but the adults who brainwashed them.
It's like.....hello I have a vagina no matter what I am wearing....so what now?
I usually always wear pants or shorts, I also always have my hair done and make up on and my nails painted, I look plenty like a woman.
I'd love to point out to those people that their dresses are made of mixed cottons and probably some polyester. That was once frowned up in the bible.
Silly people who contradict themselves.....they be sooooo silly.
LMAO~ oh yes, I was a member of the UPCI, the same organization as them, for years.. :P Yes it's about legalism and control through fear, at it's best.....
[quote=txtqueen;29629093]Yeah there is a huge difference, women who wea only skirts are more "delicate" and religious.
Hahahahahahahahahha. I'm not delicate or overly religious and I love to wear dresses. They make me feel so free and uninhibited. I hate waistbands and only wear pants in the winter (a very short window in Arizona).
Yeah there is a huge difference, women who wea only skirts are more "delicate" and religious.
Hahahahahahahahahha. I'm not delicate or overly religious and I love to wear dresses. They make me feel so free and uninhibited. I hate waistbands and only wear pants in the winter (a very short window in Arizona).
Shoots down that theory.......
Nor I and same feeling here. Nothing to do with being more feminine or any such nonsense either, when I do wear my slacks or jeans, I feel no less like a lady/woman, whatever term one wishes to use. I am a woman, my apparel doesn't define that. Men were wearing skirts and dresses long before it was a fashion staple for woman, so what does that say about skirts dress or pants. I'd love to see, some, men in skirts/kilts actually.
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skirts or pants
Nor I and same feeling here. 
Nothing to do with being more feminine or any such nonsense either, when I do wear my slacks or jeans, I feel no less like a lady/woman, whatever term one wishes to use. I am a woman, my apparel doesn't define that. Men were wearing skirts and dresses long before it was a fashion staple for woman, so what does that say about skirts dress or pants. I'd love to see, some, men in skirts/kilts actually. 
