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pompeii -> RE: Is a guy wearing womans lingerie wierd? (1/7/2009 11:13:29 PM)
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Men do wear women's clothes ... sometimes so much that they cease to become womens' clothes. And that's sad.
Case in point: Pastel colors. Used to be, AFAIK, that men didn't wear pink. So, when you saw a hint of pink, perhaps walking at a distance, the sight kept your eye interested and you kept your focus on "her" until you could see more than just color. Same thing with a slit skirt ... just the hint of being able to see more thigh kept you more interested, and you focused more on her to the exclusion of another sans the slit skirt. Again, same thing with long healthy flowing hair, which is, IMHO, an unconscious sexual "flag" used to portray a vivacious female, typically, some would argue, the actual length and color of this 'flag' reverse trending with age and therefore ovarian viability. Sure, the strategy is totally subconscious ... nobody goes out saying "I'm going to flag my healthy ovaries tonight", but, that's what they do, biologically speaking, nonetheless IMHO (YMMV of course). And, this, my dear, is what keeps men interested in women, to the exclusion of more productive pastimes, like fixing a car or playing a game of football, none of which furthers the species reproductively.
Having said that, some men have clearly just as unintentionally "ruined" it for the rest of us, for example, by desecrating the pastel-color rule, simply by wearing them, and "fooling" us one time too many, so, no longer does the mere glimpse of a bright flower-colored blouse begin to fill our hydraulics with self-erecting fluids. Likewise with the long-hair flag. Sigh. Men have "tricked" us so many times, over the years, particularly thinner and more effiminate looking men, that it's often no longer the self-proclaimed flag it used to be.
Luckily, for now, today's men haven't discovered flowery lace, short skirts, or high heels! Only women wear lace & high heels (18th century frills notwithstanding), so, lace & heels and short skirts, in and of themselves, are still some of the few purely feminine sundries which still signal a woman's sensual earthiness by the mere sight of them! Thank God!
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