Andi shared some lovely thoughts that I felt you’d like to read.
I’ve always been “one of the guys.” I wear jeans and a goofy shirt every day. Seriously, every day. I just don’t know how to dress myself well. If it weren’t for Chantal’s husband telling me “no” every time I unsuccessfully tried to layer shirts I wouldn’t even know how to do that. Even my hubby has to remind me not to wear a blue top with blue jeans and occasionally just gives my outfit a weird look because I didn’t get it quite right.
So I decided to use this dare not only to wear skirts, but to learn how to dress more femininly. Hubby even suggested I go shopping! And believe me, I did. 
Turns out I actually enjoy wearing skirts and feeling more girly.
Turns out I actually enjoy wearing skirts and feeling more girly.
Matt has even complimented me on my outfits the last 5 days in a row. That has NEVER happened. And it does make him happy that I’m wearing skirts so that makes me happy too. However, I don’t think our 1 year old understands (or even notices) that she’s been wearing skirts the past few days. I have to admit, I have had some trouble with the skirt while bending down to check on the baby, or playing at playdates, but the problem is really that I’m not used to having to keep my legs closed all the time (I can just hear my dad reminding me for the billionth time). It’s good practice!
I’m really hoping that after this month I will continue to wear dresses (when I’ not nursing) and skirts more, especially during the warmer months. No more worrying about finding decent shorts for me!
Keep up the awesome work ladies! (sorry for the dated picture…there are no photos of me in a skirt. Or of me at all recently.)
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nice post. thanks.
I think the 31-Day “Dare to Wear a Dress” challenge is a good one. In fact, the more a female wears skirts and dresses, the less she will want to wear pants/shorts. It’s a short enough period of time to get a female to want to do it, but a long enough period of time to where she grows to want to ONLY wear skirts and dresses. In fact, any female who wears pants with a sizable degree of frequency should wear skirts and dresses for at least 4 weeks straight(and nothing but dresses and skirts; it would also make a good Lenten sacrifice); I bet you she will refuse to wear pants again.
I’d like to know how Andi has progressed in her journey to embrace feminine dress.
I’d like to switch back to skirts and dresses. Does anyone know an affordable retail outlet which carries modest, feminine womens’ wear? Thanks in advance.