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Going Commando - wrong or right?


Daniel
Posts: 9004
Posted: 24.03.2008 at 03.37
You don't need to share whether or not you do it, but after the interest in reverse cleavage why not discuss something else controversial?

So here we go: what does everyone think about going commando?

corrine
Posts: 1446
Posted: 24.03.2008 at 03.56
under jeans or dresses? because i can honestly admit i go commando all the time wearing pants but wouldnt ever ever if i thought i was going to get caught out. it is just much more comfy that is all... i dont see what the "sexual" side to it is though... why a woman saying to a man "i'm not wearing any underwear" is such a turn on... but i also cant say i ever tell anyone when i am or am not wearing any either! lol.

Allan
Posts: 6066
Posted: 24.03.2008 at 04.03
Not something the guys should be doing I think

Daniel
Posts: 9004
Posted: 24.03.2008 at 04.10
Yeah I can't see a need for guys to, unless they're Scottish.

And I can understand the need/want for girls to go commando to avoid VPL.

Post by corrine

i dont see what the "sexual" side to it is though... why a woman saying to a man "i'm not wearing any underwear" is such a turn on...
Wouldn't it have to do with context. Isn't the girl telling the guy for sexual reasons, hence the turn on?

corrine
Posts: 1446
Posted: 24.03.2008 at 04.36
true daniel... i guess anything can be said to be seductive... hmmmmmmm

little scribbler
Posts: 206
Posted: 24.03.2008 at 05.11
I recently had a classmate whisper conspiratorially to me, "I'm going commando right now."
I dont know why she felt the need to tell me, but she must have seen the puzzlement on my face for she added hastily, "Its laundry day."

I didnt know what she expected me to say.
"So...all your undies is on strike?"
"If cleanliness is next to godliness, I guess bikini waxers are deities in their own right."
"So free access pass for all today?"
"I don't need to guess which part of you is scottish then!"

In the end I only managed an awkward, "Good for you. I'll pass the word."

I don't understand why she felt the need to tell me though. We hadn't really progressed past the polite greetings and insincere niceties, but maybe she thought that it would jumpstart our relationship? Or....omg, was she trying to turn me on? Do I look gay? Does carrying a crumpler bag and wearing converse shoes classify me as gay?

TootToot
Posts: 804
Posted: 24.03.2008 at 07.59
depends on what im wearing to be honest. and some girls need to go commando with some tight outfits i feel as even a g string leaves a very obvious line, or maybe its just cos they are wearing theyre skanky jocks cos its washing day.

Tania
Posts: 5201
Posted: 24.03.2008 at 15.59
Lol, scribbler - what a strange thing for a random classmate to say.

I think yes why not under pants - no for dresses because you can end up with Britney / Lindsay moments.

Daniel
Posts: 9004
Posted: 25.03.2008 at 00.37
Depends on the type of dress surely? A long gown style, which is completely figure hugging may call for it.

airdrie
Posts: 299
Posted: 25.03.2008 at 02.15
That reminds me of a story. I have a friend (who will forever remain nameless) who decided to commando it up under a long, figure-hugging gown. Having not gone the Brazilian she opted for taping. I'm sure everyone can imagine the distress this caused her in the long run. She's actually a highly intelligent being (I can't tell you her job as that would identify her) but clearly this was not a good day... eeeeowch!

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