Shorter Shorts

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  Steve

  Nov 25, 2020

  [quote]I haven't chosen anything transparent or too lacy.[/quote] Hmmm, actually should not rule those out. Slightly transparent but not obviously so could also work, even if its hard to find. Like a tan-through swimsuit. She actually has a nightie like that, but not for wearing out. It does have an amazing balance of being obviously sheer while hiding the detail beneath. My favourite, even compared to her sexier ones.

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  Gordy57

  Nov 25, 2020

  [quote]Didn't work when I gave my wife an empty box and told her I though she might like some matching sleepwear![/quote] Thank's for the chuckle ;-)

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  Steve

  Nov 29, 2020

  A slice of Australian options from the past. Perfectly acceptable.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Nov 29, 2020

  [quote]A slice of Australian options from the past. Perfectly acceptable.[/quote] Do or did men ever wear shorts with dress shirts and ties in Australia? I know it is fairly common in Bermuda.

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  Steve

  Nov 29, 2020

  [quote]Do or did men ever wear shorts with dress shirts and ties in Australia?[/quote] Yep, and safari suits were not unknown. Just like in the ad. 4.5" was enough to go with the shirt and tie. I'm old enough to remember it, not enough to experience it.

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  Steve

  Nov 29, 2020

  Long socks were necessary to balance out the shorts, though.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Nov 29, 2020

  [quote]Long socks were necessary to balance out the shorts, though.[/quote] Also true in Bermuda.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Nov 29, 2020

  [quote]Do or did men ever wear shorts with dress shirts and ties in Australia? Yep, and safari suits were not unknown. Just like in the ad. 4.5" was enough to go with the shirt and tie. I'm old enough to remember it, not enough to experience it.[/quote] The dress shorts in Bermuda are longer, just above the knee

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  Olly

  Nov 29, 2020

  [quote]I keep looking out for nighties that are passable as casual day wear for my wife.[/quote] When we were courting my (then future) wife did wear a nightie to a dinner date at my working man's club. The man opposite kept stabbing the back of his hand with his fork. I think he was distracted, maybe because she was without any underwear.

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  bareatlast

  Nov 30, 2020

  awsome Olly you lucky guy

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  Steve

  Nov 30, 2020

  [quote]When we were courting my (then future) wife did wear a nightie to a dinner date at my working man's club. The man opposite kept stabbing the back of his hand with his fork. I think he was distracted, maybe because she was without any underwear.[/quote] I pesume it was reasonably obvious, then!

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  Nov 30, 2020

  Shortly after my wife and i married shorts were shorter for both genders. Hot pants on women had maybe just went out of style but short shorts were stylish. We were at Sea World one day and I had on a pair of cut off jean shorts. The norm then. And my wife was wearing a short pair of jean shorts. Hemmed just below her butt cheeks. Walking wasn't a problem as they stated just covered but bending was peek a boo on the cheeks. A woman of middle age at the time and approached my wife and demanded she keep her shorts pulled down around because her husband's eyes had been following her all afternoon. Where my wifecresponded....maybe you should wear something to attract him instead.

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  When Personal Friends

  Dec 3, 2020

  "A slice of Australian options from the past." Pretty much what I used to wear. I simply cut off old cargo pants now when the knees get worn. Good to work outside in. Dress shorts when needed, Obviously would be nude if allowed everywhere, anytime. :)

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  Dec 16, 2020

  is the lining mesh? Just asking cause if the women in the gym are wearing near see through yoga pants then we should ba able to do the same lol

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  Dec 16, 2020

  I have shorts for all aspects. Running, swimming, hiking, leisure. All varying in length and or transparency depending how much movement is required during activity to show just enough to gain any curious audiences.

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  Steve

  Dec 17, 2020

  [quote]"Just asking cause if the women in the gym are wearing near see through yoga pants then we should ba able to do the same lol"[/quote] Even when they're opaque, the thin fabric may disguise very little, and then there's the extreme scrunch-butt pair I saw being worn in a shopping centre recently. I often claim equal opportunity through my swimwear choices, which may also allow contours to show. :-)

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Dec 17, 2020

  [quote]"Just asking cause if the women in the gym are wearing near see through yoga pants then we should ba able to do the same lol" Even when they're opaque, the thin fabric may disguise very little, and then there's the extreme scrunch-butt pair I saw being worn in a shopping centre recently. I often claim equal opportunity through my swimwear choices, which may also allow contours to show. :-)[/quote] I have claimed equal opportunity with very brief swimwear at times. Since some women worked out in jog bras or tops that didn't cover the midriff, I thought about cropping one of my tank tops and wearing it to the gym and claim equal treatment and see what happend, but I never did. Now I work out at home and am always shirtless and usually nude.

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  Steve

  Dec 17, 2020

  [quote]"I have claimed equal opportunity with very brief swimwear at times."[/quote] As I tend to do with my wife! Admittedly she is more accepting when we're not with the kids. She does prefer me in a sleek design but not too skimpy. I like both sleek AND skimpy!

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  Steve

  Dec 17, 2020

  [quote]"Now I work out at home and am always shirtless and usually nude."[/quote] I guess they could then also ask for equal opportunity relative to you. :-)

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Dec 17, 2020

  [quote]"I have claimed equal opportunity with very brief swimwear at times." As I tend to do with my wife! Admittedly she is more accepting when we're not with the kids. She does prefer me in a sleek design but not too skimpy. I like both sleek AND skimpy![/quote] Briefist I have worn in a public place is a speedo solar. My wife never had a problem with that. She was a little nervous about my Kinike briefs because light shows through them when they are not being worn, but she did agree that nothing shows through. Before we got our privacy fence, I would sometimes wear tangas in our pool, including a Skinz sun seeker, where the back and front are only about 4" wide and she was not happy with that!

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Dec 17, 2020

  [quote]"Now I work out at home and am always shirtless and usually nude." I guess they could then also ask for equal opportunity relative to you. :-)[/quote] I suspect that many men who work at home are already similarly (not) dressed!

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  Steve

  Dec 17, 2020

  One pair of short shorts spotted yesterday (apart from mine) as a young lady was walking around local streets with a good deal of speed. Probably 2 or less with a curve in the hem to form a side split. Very rare to see female cheek here, short of visiting a busy beach.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Dec 17, 2020

  I only wear a shirt when I have to down to about 70 F. Never at home or in the yard unless we have special company, don't for frequent visitors. When I go somewhere that requires one, it doesn't go on until I get there and comes off as soon as I am out the door.

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  Steve

  Dec 18, 2020

  Hmm, does the Skinz M19U count as shorts? I'll wear them next week if I get an opportunity.

  https://skinzwear.com/product_list.php?kwsearch=M19U

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