
Originally Posted by
MacMillan's son
Sometimes it relieves the anxiety some if you practice at home before going out. You can practice the sweep and slide movement on the sofa or a short bed (pull the covers back first so you aren't bunching them up under you). High stools, like in a bar, are another "out on the town" obstacle for some that may require some practice before going live!
I have found that my comfort and confidence, when out and about in the kilt, goes a long way to increase my enjoyment of the experience.
This is definitely something I will give a try. And yes, I agree, although some sitting was difficult, once I was seated I was extremely more comfortable than had I been panted. It was a great experience all around.
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