is there a good way to hide ? I get turned on from people loking at my bulge and thay look more when I get a hard on from it I feel bad about it . I just happy woman dont say anything about it .
LOL Orca--sometimes I want to hang a sign that says you can only look if you're hot. The problem is, that the nasty ones all think that they're hotties. 300 pound redneck women in polyester pants and tube tops and old troll men are the ones who are always the ones who seem to be the types who are the crotch watchers.Originally posted by ORCABOMBER@Jun 1 2004, 04:40 AM
Kink Guy, sometimes, being oogled by grannies, married women and just underage girls is NOT a good thing. *shrugs*
Not to mention, I freak when guys start paying attention. No offence, but WHY THE UGLY ONES!!! EVER HEARD OF A BATH??
madam zora, a point if I might? JUST WHO THE HELL COULD POSSIBLY BE "OUT OF YOUR LEAGUE" More than likely, they aren't in yours. :wub:Originally posted by madame_zora@Jun 1 2004, 10:16 PM
I understand the heirarchy of things and try not to approach guys significantly "out of my league"
Baby, you got nothing to worry about!Kink Guy, you are too kind! Actually, I only recently lost weight, glad you like the result. For about five years, I was well over 200 lbs and well aware that thinner men or workout guys would not find me appealing, so that's what I meant. I am probably "showing off" a little more here than in real life because I am happy about my new look, and interested to see what reactions it will bring. I am not a shy person so I enjoy attention, and even at a much larger size, my breasts were much larger too, so the looks, stares and comments have just been part of my reality. It's always either the boobs or the "exotic mutt" issue that ppl want to comment on, the boobs I have come to expect, but the "what are you??" question is still annoying at best.
I think you are wise to cover it up and avoid any kind of controversy as you begin a new career, especially one where you will be so visible. Discretion is the better part of valor here, I should think.Originally posted by DoubleMeatWhopper@Jun 1 2004, 07:41 PM
There are times and situations where discretion is a good idea. I'm about to embark on my new job teaching English to high school freshmen and seniors, and coaching wrestlers. I don't want to add to that by sporting a massive bulge.