It was the spring of 2012 and I was in Berlin, waiting to be booked into a hotel room with my husband.

As we were leaving the room, a man approached me and asked me if I wanted to go on a date.

I said, “No.”

He said, in a tone of genuine kindness, “Why don’t you wear a dress?

You could make him look at you like he’s a lady.”

This was not an uncommon scenario.

It wasn’t until I had had my period that I realised the men who approached me with the request were asking me out.

The first time I wore a skirt I was shocked.

I was confused.

“I didn’t know if I was supposed to wear it,” I told him.

I had been wearing my regular black dress, the one that I wore on my days off, and he had asked me to wear something different.

I wore the skirt to the date, and it was a huge success.

The men on the date were amazed, and they asked me why I had changed.

It turns out that this dress wasn’t designed for women and it didn’t fit me.

I told them that I had tried on several dresses in the past and that I didn’t want to change, but they still asked if I would be interested in trying on the dress.

I didn, and the next day the man approached again and asked if we would go out.

This time, I declined.

It took me a while to realise that this wasn’t a good idea, and I tried to put myself in the shoes of my date.

“Are you ready for a challenge?” he asked.

“Absolutely!”

I said.

He said to me, “So what do you want to do?”

I said that I wanted a skirt.

He laughed and said, I don’t know, I’ll just get a skirt and then wear it.

I laughed again.

“Do you want it for yourself?” he said.

“Yes,” I said again.

The next day I went out and got a skirt, and then I tried on the dresses and it fit.

But, the next morning, the same thing happened.

“What are you wearing?” he asks me.

“It doesn’t fit,” I say.

“Then why are you trying to wear the dress?”

“I thought I had to wear this,” he says.

“Well, I just wanted to know if you liked it,” he continues.

He goes on to say, “I’m not trying to offend you, but I just want you to see if you like it, if you want me to try on it.”

I tell him that I do not like wearing dresses, and that this isn’t the time to talk about my feelings about them.

It was a very awkward experience for me and I’m sure he felt the same.

I asked myself if I should try on a dress for myself, or would I rather just wear the skirt.

The answer is that I would prefer to wear them for myself.

The dress I wore was my favourite, and yet I was not prepared to wear one for myself because I knew that it wasn’t going to fit me and wouldn’t fit the man.

I don,t know how I managed to get it on.

I’m not sure why, but eventually I realised that I was wrong and that the dress was just what I wanted.

As a woman, it’s often difficult to wear clothes that are not flattering to you, especially if you are a woman of colour.

I’ve had this experience, because I wore my dress for the first time for a male friend.

The man laughed at me and said that he thought I was wearing a dress because he was a woman.

This made me feel uncomfortable.

I felt like I had done something wrong, and so I went to the man and said I would like to try it on for myself for a second time.

The third time I tried it on, he laughed and told me that he didn’t think it was good enough for him.

He then said that if I didn�t want to try, I could just put it on and wear it, and this made me realise that it was not the dress I wanted, and what a stupid thing to ask for.

I think I just said yes.

After that, I stopped wearing the dress for a few weeks, and finally decided to wear my skirt for the third time.

This was when the man began to become more interested.

The reason for this is because I told the man that I liked it, that I thought it was nice and that it fitted me, but that I also wanted to try something different on, so that he would feel comfortable.

I wanted him to feel comfortable, and not in the way he usually feels.

He was very surprised by this, and asked how he could possibly know that I like a skirt that doesn’t look like a dress. It