Oh, the feminists are everywhere, even in the new-sspx. I had to laugh (sadly) at the modernism in this comment:
Skirts are SUPPOSED to be that long/straight ALL THE TIME. If you're wearing a skirt that isn't modest when you bend over or can't handle some wind, then IT'S NOT A MODEST SKIRT.
I agree, but I should clarify: there are many ankle-length skirts that are light material or flowing -- very concealing, very feminine, very pretty -- but in strong wind could be a problem without a slip or some kind of garment worn underneath.
But these are far preferable to pants, which hug the woman's figure "full time" and show off if she has a small butt, a medium butt, or a big butt.
Skirts are always more flattering for a woman.
I can't believe how pants have become the de-facto standard, and not just any pants, but usually you have to squeeze into them, so it's like they're sprayed on. Ridiculous.
And like I said in another thread, when men wear jeans or pants the pants don't show every curve on their big butt. Men don't have butts (to put it simply). The pants just kind of hang there. A guy's butt is about as wide as his waist. It doesn't stick out the sides at all; he has no hips. At least no real hips, or birthin' hips.