Ah, but there are pants designed for women. Now, a skirt designed for men (A kilt I guess) is a different story. It was made for men.
Ah, but that purpose is seperate from sleeping. Like I said, if you wanted to attack someone with a skirt, go ahead. Would make an interesting news story. But skirts, for wearing, were designed for women. Thus, only women should wear them.
I say just make yourself a long tunic that reaches a little below the knees. It would look cooler anyway.
Oh my, your slip is showing.
Dhotis, lungis, kangas, pindos, foustanella, sarongs, and mundus are all worn by men. Throughout history, and still today.
Skirts were designed for both men and women, be in in everyday life or for battle.
I saw a man once, wearing a brown skirt. He had very muscular legs, and my first thought was what he was wearing under that skirt. I gave him a big smile. A man secure enough in his masculinity to wear a skirt out in public in western culture is fine by me.
Any man who has never wrapped a towel round his waist after showering, or swimming, raise your hand. No? You have done it? You must be some sort of deviant, attention seeking, mixed up fool. Because you sir, are wearing a skirt.
There are societies where comfort, health, and common sense exist. Women once wore corsets, damaging their innards. HIgh fashion does not equate to common sense.
Men in warm humid countries wear skirts because they provide better air circulation around the genitals.