Mark Bryan, a 61-year old American living in Germany, has shunned traditional societal roles to wear tight skirts and high heels to the office.
But it was not until four years ago that Mark – a dad of three – began wearing skirts because “I can”. Typically Mark will wear killer heels, plaid miniskirts and suede boots – which he likes to pair with a mid-calf beige pencil skirt.“Dresses don’t allow me to mix the genders. I prefer a ‘masculine’ look above the waist and a non-gendered look below the waist.”
I once wore make up to high school in 1985. Classmates were totally ok with it, but ironically a female teacher wasn't. Mr Bryan is a champion of free will.
Of course he can , but why would you want to ?
79 bucks thanks to the lockdown...🤩
Bah. Male feminists are no big deal. Every suburb has one. Just watch your clothesline tonight. You'll see
Just because 'he can', does it mean 'he should'?🤔
The emasculation of men continues apace :( where is the reset button we’re cooked
Creep
How is this fucking news? The dumbing down of Australians in 1 article.
Poor kids
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He wants to prove that clothes have no gender? Maybe he should start with something simpler like proving that dogs are actually cats in disguise?
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