Do you, as a man, love your mantyhose but feel alone in your passion for tights? If so, then E-mancipate is the place for you. One passionate mens pantyhose wearer, Harisnya, cherishes them so much that he set up the site as "a project to accelerate the acceptance of male pantyhose as a regular clothing item".
Harisnya also showcases a few designs and has articles on how men can wear pantyhose without ruining them, as well as articles that aim to help men embrace their inner mantyhose desires.
Will people accept men in tights (literally)? Perhaps within gay communities in the United States and progressive and accepting countries in Europe. I know that no men within my circle of friends and family would. Heck, my step-dad practically threatened death when my step-brother walked in the house wearing an earring.
Non-acceptance aside, I would imagine mantyhose to be extremely uncomfortable for men. How on earth would they be able to get a good "scratch" or do the "shift?"
I’m sure E-Mancipate has those questions answered somewhere on the site.
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