silkscarfgirl
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I have never posted anything here in the message boards, although I have been reading many of the threads with great interest for the past couple of months, but when I saw this one I felt I had to respond. quote:
Are there women who have similar feelings? Very definitely. Luxurious clothing is a potent "feel good" factor for many women, although whether they would admit to it being a "sexual feel good" factor is another matter. Pick any random item of luxury clothing, and there are almost a few million women in the Western world who get a secret (or not so secret) thrill from putting it on - designer lingerie, silk stockings, glamourous nightwear, revealing gym-gear, smartly tailord office attire, silk blouses, corsets - take your pick. quote:
But the most troubling have been when the woman responded by becoming very self-conscious about it.. This is the case with my wife. At first she was curious, and started wearing scarves more often. But after a while she decided she was turned off by the objectivation. I suppose it might depend on how you treated your wife while she was wearing a scarf. If you didn't make it obvious that you appreciated her efforts to please you, and instead made it obvious that you were having a one-to-one love affair with her fashion accessories would be a real passion killer for your wife. quote:
Silk scarves don’t seem to be so in style that many women wear them, but those that do seem to wear them frequently. I can't speak personally about a time when silk scarves (I presume you mean the large 24" or 36" squares) have been "in style", but I'd never wear one with an outfit where it did not add something - colour, texture, contrast - basically, the scarf is an accessory to, not the focus of, my outfit. I get away with mine occasionally at work, but mostly at weddings and christenings (dressing-up days!), and now that I am matched up with somebody (yay!) when we go out together for weekend things like shopping and country walks. quote:
I’ve known women with a number of scarves way out of proportion to what they would wear in normal fashion cycles. I'm afraid in some cases that will be retail therapy gone astray rather than evidence of a serious scarf fetish, and some women will go out and splurge on shoes, handbags, jewelery, hats, belts, lingerie, make-up, or whatever else takes their fancy that day. It's the act of purchasing that provides the "feel-good" factor for some women, not the actual object they buy. I personally own 15 silk scarves - not a horrendous number I think - although one of them cost $400 (a brand new Hermès), and another couple ("almost as new" Hermès) over $250 each, but five of them cost only $35 each. My Hermès scarves definitely aren't for bondage play, but the five cheap silk scarves have been used that way - they make lovely sensual blindfolds and wrist ties. Hope this helps.
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