by Project Willow » Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:59 am
It's never easy finding a well made and well fitting bra. Once you get one, you treasure it. How can the ladies here go without one? Mine have gone a little far south for my daily comfort. Unless I've got something special to wear, I put one on.<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>I'm recalling a recent comment on another bulletin board I visit occasionally about a rock concert that the poster had attended, commenting on how foxy the women in their 40s- and yes, 50s- were, and how the 20somethings looked so skanky in comparison...the poster was in his 20s.<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br> <br>Bless you! <br><br>I don't like tattoos either. If they could figure out a way to retain the color and a fine line, it might be different. It's just that blue they turn, it looks ugly next to the color of the skin. <br><br>I met a guy in a bar not too long ago. He was young enough to have been my son. He must have been drunk because he took ten years off my age when he guessed. I love it when that happens! In reality, it is probably not based on physical appearance, but kid parts showing through, that confuses folks. <br><br>sw, I used to look at women and wonder why the hell they went along with all these rules about appearance, I thought they looked so silly all made up and decorated. Why would they do that? Now sometimes I have a male part blend with my now more developed female parts, and it's not just the clothes, but hand/body movements, giggling (you name it) that are shocking to them. I had a very bizarre experience of witnessing myself behave like a female, from the inside, but from a very uncomfortable and lost male point of view. <p></p><i></i>