Dressing for a play date: Swingers Discussion 2103081051

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User Details are only visible to members.	I despise wearing long sleeve shirts. I accept that under some circumstances I must, but I feel uncomfortable wearing them, especially initially. It has nothing to do with the fit or (usually) the material. I don't know how to explain it. A long sleeve dress shirt causes me to instantly sweat like nobody's business, even if it's cold in the room. After a short while, it's not so bad and I'm fine, but the 1st 15 minutes I have it on can be really bad. I almost always wear jeans. If wearing long pants, it will only be something other than jeans if it's absolutely necessary. It's just the way I am. I just realized I'm not wearing jeans in even one picture on here (well, one but they are black denim) but it's true.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11760 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	It's not a physically uncomfortable state for people like that. They feel uncomfortable in an outfit that seems foreign to who they are. Like the farmer who wears demin coveralls everyday hating when he has to wear his Sunday best to go to church.
Avondale LA			Username hidden (4496 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	See, I just don't get it. Hubby and I just love getting dressed up nicely. It just feels great! I just don't get people who do not. I just don't. I sometimes hear statements like, I don't feel comfortable in a collared shirt, a jacket, or dress, I prefer sweats and tee. If the clothes are fitted properly why would you not feel comfortable in them.
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12260 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Went to a "new" event once and found a couple guys in sweatpants and quite a few men in white tanktops. We didn't stay long. Felt as if I should have brought my banjo.
Redford MI			Username hidden (303 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Mrs. Sav: Well said. The final preparation just before the play date can certainly increase the anticipation.
Chester NJ			Username hidden (241 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Mrs. Sav, well said.
San Antonio TX			Username hidden (6033 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Pirate: "I'd rather be the best dressed person in the room and stand out for that then stand out because I looked like something the cat drug in." Amen.
Chester NJ			Username hidden (241 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Personally I don't look any better or even different if my makeup routine takes an hour or 10 minutes. As a rule I can go from the garden to the nightclub in less than 45 minutes with a hot bath, shave all the goodies , full makeup and foofed hair....on a rare occasion I've done it in less than 30 minutes including pressing my clothes. Some people simply enjoy the "prepping" rituals and use it as a relaxation process and most of the time is perhaps spent thinking about what to do/ going to do instead of doing it . In 2 hours I can paint a small room surely I can prep and paint myself in far less time lol. Clothes are always classy over trashy, I don't do the "slut" look well and therefore avoid it at all costs. For myself I prefer subtle sexuality not glaring in your face "let it all hang out" clothes. For men, if your idea of dressing up for a night out is old jeans , a concert T shirt and a ball cap I can assure you we are simply not compatible. Mrs Sav
Weaver AL			Username hidden (4069 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	OMG sud42 How did you keep your composure? I would have lost it, exp looking at the missing eyelash.
Macclesfield NC			Username hidden (19 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	OMG the gobs of make up! Thank you for the reminder. We were at this black tie affair a few months ago. And this woman that was seated at our dinner table (roundtables of 12 people per table) had so much make up on, I couldn't look away. It almost looked like she had latex perfectly painted on her face. Toward the end of the evening, she looked awful, the make up bled, she had raccoon eyes and her lipstick bled over her lips. But the worse part wasn't that. She lost one of her eye lashes, and had no clue. It was a complete disaster.
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12260 post)

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