Some Guys Are Just Unlucky

[staticsan]

I have been full time kilted since my split with the ex, funny how that happens.

Heh.

Whilst I'm not kilted full-time, it's only since I've separated that I've acquired some kilts. My ex would definitely not approve. I even said I'd be happy to be kilted at our wedding, but she didn't like the idea. I think it's because they are too much like skirts in her mind... *sigh*

Wade.

[Freedomlover]

I wore the kilt on Sunday afternoon after church.... She wasn't pleased to see me in it, only reminding me that I won't wear it when I'm out with her.

I guess she hasn't read Esther or Peter. There is a dividing line between "honoring" and "ruling over", don't you think?

I told her I understand and that I thought she would get used to it over time.

Perhaps. But how about this: You plan to go to some event that she likes. you wear the kilt. If she wants to go with you, fine. But if not, that is fine too. Either way, you go to the event.

[gangreenfootball]

I guess we know who's in charge in his family

[Kirkwood]

Stories like these make me apprecaite my wife all that much more

[CelticRanger66]

I am thankful I don't have that problem. My wife is of Scottish/Welsh heritage, her only request is that for every kilt I get I get her a matching Kilted skirt.


So I am extremely thankful, KC keep up with wearing your kilt around the house over time she will get used to you wearing it. CR66

[Phil]

Don't know what it is about women. My first wife didn't want to know about kilts but my second wife loves them. I suppose because her dad always wore one. I even got his old one remodelled and it looks great for a 60 year old kilt.

[JayFilomena]

My wife is a big supporter of the kilt, and is confused if I am not wearing one. I am not full time yet, but working on it. Much of my confidence comes from the support my wife gives me.