Straight Talk

[Woodsheal]

I'm a bit surprised at the concept of "kilt = gay." From my limited observations, kilts have not been embraced by the gay community to any degree beyond that of straight men, i.e. some gay guys like 'em; some straight guys like 'em - in about equal percentages! Or, maybe I'm totally clueless in this regard...?

[Burly Brute]

Their ignorance be their folly. Tis true that many a men don't understand the beautiful masculinity of the kilt, but when one ponders over who this includes it tis no wonder that they are so poor in mind and likewise poor in heart.

[Jay]

I'm a bit surprised at the concept of "kilt = gay." From my limited observations, kilts have not been embraced by the gay community to any degree beyond that of straight men, i.e. some gay guys like 'em; some straight guys like 'em - in about equal percentages! Or, maybe I'm totally clueless in this regard...?

When I see kilts in the gay community, they tend to be made of leather, and may have some type of metal studding as decoration.

Hardly a wool tartan.