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Some people think that this is gender-related, so I'm posting the poll with an additional option.
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DaveC426913 said:Some people think that this is gender-related, so I'm posting the poll with an additional option.
Or perhaps, the number of males taking this pole outnumber the females by approximately 7:1DaveC426913 said:3] Males outnumber females on PF by approx. 7:1.
This poll aims to gather opinions on whether or not men should be allowed to wear dresses in society. It is a hot topic that has sparked debates and discussions about gender norms and equality.
This topic is important because it challenges traditional gender stereotypes and promotes inclusivity and acceptance of different forms of self-expression. It also raises questions about gender equality and the freedom to choose one's own clothing without judgment or discrimination.
Allowing men to wear dresses can promote diversity and acceptance in society. It can also break down gender barriers and promote equality, as it allows individuals to express their gender identity freely without fear of judgment or discrimination.
Some potential drawbacks could include backlash from those who are not accepting of this idea, as well as difficulties in finding appropriate clothing options for men who choose to wear dresses. There may also be challenges in breaking down deeply ingrained gender stereotypes and societal norms.
Yes, there is a long history of men wearing dresses in various cultures and time periods. For example, in ancient Greece, men commonly wore tunics and robes, which can be considered similar to dresses. In some cultures, such as Scotland, men have traditionally worn kilts, which are a type of skirt. Additionally, many traditional and ceremonial garments worn by men in different cultures may resemble dresses. Therefore, the idea of men wearing dresses is not entirely new or unprecedented.