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    #1

    vow to wear kaftan

    have a question.
    I like wearing Kaftans and have been asked if I am required to
    or have vowed to wear Kaftan and was wondering if it is possible
    to vow to wear Kaftan all the time.
    I do like wearing Kaftans a lot
    and I do like the idea of wearing Kaftan all the time
    and knowing that if it is possible and I were to vow to that
    I would always be in Kaftan
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    Re: vow to wear kaftan

    You can vow to do whatever the heck you want. A vow is just a promise. Not sure what you are asking us.

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      #3
      Re: vow to wear kaftan

      I have been asked if I had vowed to or was required to wear a kaftan
      so was just wondering if that was even possible

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      just wanted to add, I have this posted all over the net
      and would this be considered a vow ?

      me kilt, skirt or kaftan forever.jpg

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        Re: vow to wear kaftan

        There's nothing official that makes a promise a vow, in that sense. A vow is more a promise made to someone else...usually to a deity, like a Christian monk taking a vow of silence. That vow is to his God, hence it is a very specific sort of promise.

        Now a vow to wear a certain sort of clothing...if you have a patron god or goddess you feel would be honored by that, then make a vow to that deity. Otherwise, its just a promise of personal preference, which is also fine, but I guess I can't see that making an online graphic would cause anything to happen UNLESS it means something to you.

        In the end, who are you vowing to do this for? That's the question. If its just a vow to yourself, then only you can decide what makes it legitimate.

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          Re: vow to wear kaftan

          Originally posted by Rowanwood View Post
          There's nothing official that makes a promise a vow, in that sense. A vow is more a promise made to someone else...usually to a deity, like a Christian monk taking a vow of silence. That vow is to his God, hence it is a very specific sort of promise.

          Now a vow to wear a certain sort of clothing...if you have a patron god or goddess you feel would be honored by that, then make a vow to that deity. Otherwise, its just a promise of personal preference, which is also fine, but I guess I can't see that making an online graphic would cause anything to happen UNLESS it means something to you.

          In the end, who are you vowing to do this for? That's the question. If its just a vow to yourself, then only you can decide what makes it legitimate.
          yes that makes sense, I posted that on the net about a year ago
          and yes I have been sticking to it

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            Re: vow to wear kaftan

            I've vowed to never wear panty hose. Haven't since Prom night.
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              Re: vow to wear kaftan

              Originally posted by Medusa View Post
              I've vowed to never wear panty hose. Haven't since Prom night.
              How synchronous... I made that same vow...
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                  Re: vow to wear kaftan

                  I'm curious to know why you feel it is important to make such a vow?
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                    Re: vow to wear kaftan

                    I'd imagine it'd get pretty nasty after a while, what with you wearing it while bathing and sleeping. Unless you could change them while still wearing them.
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                      Re: vow to wear kaftan

                      Originally posted by Denarius View Post
                      I'd imagine it'd get pretty nasty after a while, what with you wearing it while bathing and sleeping. Unless you could change them while still wearing them.
                      no I would take them off when bathing,and
                      put on a clean one, I just meant that they would be the only
                      kind of cloths that I would wear and not that I would wear the same one all the time

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                        Re: vow to wear kaftan

                        Originally posted by oldhippie View Post
                        no I would take them off when bathing,just meant that they would be the only
                        kind of cloths that I would wear.
                        So no socks, hats, shoes, gloves, or underwear then?
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                          Originally posted by Denarius View Post
                          So no socks, hats, shoes, gloves, or underwear then?
                          well I'd wear coat and gloves if needed and shoes and sox
                          perhaps I didn't word it quite right but I meant that I'd wear kaftans all
                          the time.
                          but right now I do wear kilts,skirts and kaftans

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                            Re: vow to wear kaftan

                            Originally posted by oldhippie View Post
                            I meant that I'd wear kaftans all
                            the time.
                            Except when changing and bathing? I don't really understand what you are vowing exactly, or why. From what I understand you are not planning on wearing only kaftans, nor are you planning on always wearing kaftans. You are basically going to wear kaftans in preference to other clothes that fill the same role, when appropriate.

                            It's kind of important to get the wording of your vow right if you want to honor it.
                            Trust is knowing someone or something well enough to have a good idea of their motivations and character, for good or for ill. People often say trust when they mean faith.

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                              Re: vow to wear kaftan

                              yes that is correct, I'd wear kaftans in preference to other clothes
                              though I would not mind wearing only kaftans.
                              sometimes I have trouble getting things worded right

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                              just wanted to add,I prefer kaftans and kilts,
                              I have not worn trousers in almost 2 years

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