Anonymous wrote:I bought lingerie for my beautiful wife years ago as one of several gifts for her birthday. When I asked her why she never wore it, she told me she found the gift rude because it was a gift for me, not her.
You can imagine how our sex life is
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. I’m surprised by these responses, and I think some if these women should give it a try.
I’ve always liked wearing it, but I like it more as I age and don’t look quite as good naked. A garter belt and stockings cover up my stretch marks and c-section shelf, and a quarter cup bra holds my sagging boobs in place. A short satin nightie covers all of it completely. I know a few women who stopped feeling comfortable naked after having children and always wear some kind of lingerie to bed.
I’m the opposite. Like many middle aged moms, I don’t like the way my body has changed after child birth. I don’t wear lingerie as it puts my body on display. That makes me uncomfortable. I’d rather go to bed feeling confident and lingerie just exposed my thick thighs.
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Anonymous wrote:Yes. I’m surprised by these responses, and I think some if these women should give it a try.
I’ve always liked wearing it, but I like it more as I age and don’t look quite as good naked. A garter belt and stockings cover up my stretch marks and c-section shelf, and a quarter cup bra holds my sagging boobs in place. A short satin nightie covers all of it completely. I know a few women who stopped feeling comfortable naked after having children and always wear some kind of lingerie to bed.
Anonymous wrote:I told H I’d start wearing it when he did. So far he hasn’t.
Anonymous wrote:No, I'm not convinced that DH is into it or I would. The biggest compliment I got from him was when I tried on a new nightgown that looked super frumpy IMO...he loved it.