-
If you would like to get your account Verified, read this thread -
Check out Tickling.com - the most innovative tickling site of the year. -
The TMF is sponsored by Clips4sale - By supporting them, you're supporting us. -
>>> If you cannot get into your account email me at [email protected] <<<
Don't forget to include your username
A Question For The Women Of The TMF....
- Thread starter Krokus
- Start date
Eternal Tomboy
TMF Master
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2001
- Messages
- 980
- Points
- 18
Nylons?! 😱 Be happy you're a guy...those things are dangerous!
Maggie
Maggie
It seems they would be, because you girls think your feet are protected, but they aren't. I don't know. Why do so many women not like to wear pantyhose? If you look back in the 70's and 80's fashion and TV, all the women wore pantyhose. Now, that that "grunge look" is in fashion now, women don't wear them that much anymore.
Thta's so sad.....sniff sniff.....
-------------------------------------------
www.ticklemeinnylons.com
The best pantyhose tickling on the web, and the world!
Thta's so sad.....sniff sniff.....
-------------------------------------------
www.ticklemeinnylons.com
The best pantyhose tickling on the web, and the world!
My Tootsies are not more ticklish in nylons at all. The only specific thing that can make them more ticklish is to make sure they are very warm. The nylons often provide a slippery surface to tickle on but you can get that same effect with lotion or oil.
ok... Why don't we like to wear panty hose? ok.. think of this. It's 105 degrees out and I want to wear a pant suit to work. Do I REALLY want to wear an additional layer under the pants? It's hot enough for gracious sake. One way to think of it is you guys wearing jeans or maybe a nice business suit with long johns under it on a super hot day. Could you handle that all day, every day?
And pantyhose with heels... Just a broken ankle or knee waiting to happen. You guys should try walking on your tip-toes for about an hour one day and see how it feels. But that really doesn't give you a true feeling for wearing heels. You have to remember that your toes are being pushed up and in from the front and the sides as well as above.
Granted they look nice. They can make a leg look silky smooth and elongate the look of the leg adding a touch of glamour to the overall look. But both the pantyhose and the heels are two of the most uncomfortable pieces of clothing available today.
And I'm sitting here wearing heels and nylons right now but it's only about 80 outside! But I have comfortable shoes in the car so I can change my shoes before I go shopping on the way home tonight.
If my feet hurt, everything seems to hurt. And heels will make your feet hurt... usually.
ok... Why don't we like to wear panty hose? ok.. think of this. It's 105 degrees out and I want to wear a pant suit to work. Do I REALLY want to wear an additional layer under the pants? It's hot enough for gracious sake. One way to think of it is you guys wearing jeans or maybe a nice business suit with long johns under it on a super hot day. Could you handle that all day, every day?
And pantyhose with heels... Just a broken ankle or knee waiting to happen. You guys should try walking on your tip-toes for about an hour one day and see how it feels. But that really doesn't give you a true feeling for wearing heels. You have to remember that your toes are being pushed up and in from the front and the sides as well as above.
Granted they look nice. They can make a leg look silky smooth and elongate the look of the leg adding a touch of glamour to the overall look. But both the pantyhose and the heels are two of the most uncomfortable pieces of clothing available today.
And I'm sitting here wearing heels and nylons right now but it's only about 80 outside! But I have comfortable shoes in the car so I can change my shoes before I go shopping on the way home tonight.
If my feet hurt, everything seems to hurt. And heels will make your feet hurt... usually.
You also have to remember Mabus that back in the 70's and 80's it was not acceptable in many companies for women to wear pants. There were actual company dress codes that stated what women could wear. Women were not "allowed" to wear pants. Plus heels and nylons were mandatory.
I'm not making this up. This is true! I remember the days when I had to wear dresses to school even in the winter when it was cold and wet.
Times they are a-changing. And change is good!
I'm not making this up. This is true! I remember the days when I had to wear dresses to school even in the winter when it was cold and wet.
Times they are a-changing. And change is good!
Maria_Rose
TMF Regular
- Joined
- Jun 22, 2001
- Messages
- 289
- Points
- 0
Nylons make my feet/legs off-the-charts ticklish, I will actually say my safeword if they're tickled for too long without a break while I have nylons on. But I love it, it feels exhilirating and it definitely gets the rest of my body more sensitive as well.
siamese dream
TMF Master
- Joined
- Jun 27, 2002
- Messages
- 879
- Points
- 0
nylons do make my feet more ticklish, my feet are only a little ticklish but with nylons on, they are way more ticklish.
After writing all those Nylon Dungeon stories, I suppose I'd be remiss if I didn't chime in on this one...
QB, it doesn't seem to me that mabus was suggesting that pantyhose are comfortable or relaxing to wear, just that he likes the way they look. Pantyhose are "dress-up" clothes, and we all learned at the age of five that dressing up in our Sunday best is usually No Fun. I wear a tie to work every day, but God knows not because it's comfortable. (You suggested wearing long underwear on a hot day - for the equivalent experience of being a guy, on the same hot day button up a shirt with a really starchy collar, wrap a scarf tightly around your neck, and go to work for the whole day like that.) Pantyhose, neckties, jackets, high heels, wingtips, all that stuff falls in the category of Clothes You Don't Want to Wear on Your Day Off But that You Wear Because That's What Looks Nice, or So Mom Always Said.
As far as office rules, the business casual thing started in the 90s because men were trying to get away from neckties, and women from pantyhose and heels. The idea was supposed to be that you didn't wear the really uncomfortable stuff, but still came to work looking decent. Unfortunately, so many people are slobs out there that companies are now starting to re-evaluate the whole business casual thing. Amazing to think how many people out there can't figure out how to dress for a job, but there you have it.
I can't speak for anyone but myself, but dedicated nylon-foot-fetishist that I am, I'm happy as a little clam when I get a peek at a woman wearing knee-highs, which you're not going to convince me are any worse than wearing socks. (Hey, come on; throw us nylon-stocking guys a BONE once in a while, will ya ladies?)
On that note, special thanks to evilqueen, Maria Rose and siamese for the insider's note. Always fun to have your suspicions confirmed...🙂
QB, it doesn't seem to me that mabus was suggesting that pantyhose are comfortable or relaxing to wear, just that he likes the way they look. Pantyhose are "dress-up" clothes, and we all learned at the age of five that dressing up in our Sunday best is usually No Fun. I wear a tie to work every day, but God knows not because it's comfortable. (You suggested wearing long underwear on a hot day - for the equivalent experience of being a guy, on the same hot day button up a shirt with a really starchy collar, wrap a scarf tightly around your neck, and go to work for the whole day like that.) Pantyhose, neckties, jackets, high heels, wingtips, all that stuff falls in the category of Clothes You Don't Want to Wear on Your Day Off But that You Wear Because That's What Looks Nice, or So Mom Always Said.
As far as office rules, the business casual thing started in the 90s because men were trying to get away from neckties, and women from pantyhose and heels. The idea was supposed to be that you didn't wear the really uncomfortable stuff, but still came to work looking decent. Unfortunately, so many people are slobs out there that companies are now starting to re-evaluate the whole business casual thing. Amazing to think how many people out there can't figure out how to dress for a job, but there you have it.
I can't speak for anyone but myself, but dedicated nylon-foot-fetishist that I am, I'm happy as a little clam when I get a peek at a woman wearing knee-highs, which you're not going to convince me are any worse than wearing socks. (Hey, come on; throw us nylon-stocking guys a BONE once in a while, will ya ladies?)
On that note, special thanks to evilqueen, Maria Rose and siamese for the insider's note. Always fun to have your suspicions confirmed...🙂
D
Deleted member 2452
Guest
my wifes reactions..
... to nylons is different. they make her feet less ticklish, i'd say. but they make her legs much more ticklish!when she's wearing nylons, and i do a lite stroke up the shin, or along the thigh, she screams, and jumps! then settles into a nice sexy giggle. i love the sight of women in nylons, and h.h.'s. nothing looks more feminine.
steve
... to nylons is different. they make her feet less ticklish, i'd say. but they make her legs much more ticklish!when she's wearing nylons, and i do a lite stroke up the shin, or along the thigh, she screams, and jumps! then settles into a nice sexy giggle. i love the sight of women in nylons, and h.h.'s. nothing looks more feminine.
steve
I think pantyhose makes an okay foot look great, and a pretty foot look stunning. But Daumantas hit it on the head. When girls wear pantyhose, they are usually dressing up, so look a lot nicer than when they have on baggy old clothes. It's the concept of tickling this really nicely dressed girl, when she's supposed to be all prim and proper.
Do any girls here LIKE to wear pantyhose? I've known about 5 or six girls in my life who wore pantyhose kind of regularly. Most girls today don't, and several I know refuse to wear them at all. Why do some girls like to wear them, then?
I'm just depressed over the whole "grunge" look style that is so popular today. I think some of it may be the feminist movement. Girls are girls, guys are guys, but when girls try to dress like guys, get the same haircuts as guys, I'm thinking - why? Most guys are ugly, most girls are pretty, why would a pretty girl want to look like a damn guy? I'm all for freedom, I'm not saying girls have to have high heels 24/7. But I wish there were more girls who wore dresses, who tried to look nicer than the new fashions out today. They all look the same, all bland and dirty.
This includes guys as well as girls. I'm talking the general fashion sense of the nation here! I could never see myself slapping down hundreds of dollars for some hurricane washed jeans, or ugly shirt. I have jeans that look like that, and that's because they are old and I can't afford new ones.
__________________________________
www.ticklemeinnylons.com
Do any girls here LIKE to wear pantyhose? I've known about 5 or six girls in my life who wore pantyhose kind of regularly. Most girls today don't, and several I know refuse to wear them at all. Why do some girls like to wear them, then?
I'm just depressed over the whole "grunge" look style that is so popular today. I think some of it may be the feminist movement. Girls are girls, guys are guys, but when girls try to dress like guys, get the same haircuts as guys, I'm thinking - why? Most guys are ugly, most girls are pretty, why would a pretty girl want to look like a damn guy? I'm all for freedom, I'm not saying girls have to have high heels 24/7. But I wish there were more girls who wore dresses, who tried to look nicer than the new fashions out today. They all look the same, all bland and dirty.
This includes guys as well as girls. I'm talking the general fashion sense of the nation here! I could never see myself slapping down hundreds of dollars for some hurricane washed jeans, or ugly shirt. I have jeans that look like that, and that's because they are old and I can't afford new ones.
__________________________________
www.ticklemeinnylons.com
Eternal Tomboy
TMF Master
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2001
- Messages
- 980
- Points
- 18
I can see where you guys are coming from...
You want to see girls dressing like girls, but you have to understand that most of that stuff SUCKS to wear. I have met my handful of girls that loved to dress up and would rather be hung than wear a pair of jeans. I say that whatever a woman can slip on that makes her feel sexy is also going to make her look sexy. I think that sexy is an attitude and when a woman feels confident, it makes most outfits look good on her.
I'm definitely a jeans and t-shirt kind of girl. I feel sexy wearing a pair of jeans that fit just right, and a snug fitting t-shirt that hugs all my curves. Looking like that makes me feel sexier than any time I put on a dress. Mostly when I wear that stuff I just feel self conscious and uncomfortable. But I'll try to make all you footsie lovers out there feel better and say that I do tend to walk around barefoot most of the time in my jeans....does that count? 🙂
But on those rare once a year weddings or funerals that come around and I find myself having to put on my girlie wear, I can say that I avoid anyone coming in contact with my feet when I have those nylons on.
I would rather submit to an hour of upper body tickling than 10 minutes of nylon foot tickling ANY DAY!! It is excruciating!
Maggie
You want to see girls dressing like girls, but you have to understand that most of that stuff SUCKS to wear. I have met my handful of girls that loved to dress up and would rather be hung than wear a pair of jeans. I say that whatever a woman can slip on that makes her feel sexy is also going to make her look sexy. I think that sexy is an attitude and when a woman feels confident, it makes most outfits look good on her.
I'm definitely a jeans and t-shirt kind of girl. I feel sexy wearing a pair of jeans that fit just right, and a snug fitting t-shirt that hugs all my curves. Looking like that makes me feel sexier than any time I put on a dress. Mostly when I wear that stuff I just feel self conscious and uncomfortable. But I'll try to make all you footsie lovers out there feel better and say that I do tend to walk around barefoot most of the time in my jeans....does that count? 🙂
But on those rare once a year weddings or funerals that come around and I find myself having to put on my girlie wear, I can say that I avoid anyone coming in contact with my feet when I have those nylons on.
I would rather submit to an hour of upper body tickling than 10 minutes of nylon foot tickling ANY DAY!! It is excruciating! Maggie
Oy...
OK, to clarify AGAIN: I understand that pantyhose, like my Good Interview Suit, counts as dress-up clothes. Of course you're not going to wear them when you're sitting on the sofa watching TV Land reruns, any more than I'm going to wear a tie when doing the same thing. It's just that some of us really dig them. I don't demand that women wear stockings, just that I think it's kind of a really cool treat, as it were, when they do (like I said, even the knee-highs do it for me: throw an occasional bone my way, and I'm happy).
Someday some of the women who wear today's fashions will look back at old photographs of themselves and say, "Can you believe I looked like that?" I know this because it happens to EVERYONE by the time they hit their mid-30s, regardless of what it was you were wearing at the age of 22 (amk, you're too young to have an opinion on this). Me and Mrs. Daumantas look at pictures of ourselves in the Big 80's with amazement. At that time, some of the stuff that came back in the 90s (like platform shoes) would have gotten you laughed out of town. It all moves in cycles.
Maggie, let us know the next time you have a wedding, and we'll all wait for you outside...😀
OK, to clarify AGAIN: I understand that pantyhose, like my Good Interview Suit, counts as dress-up clothes. Of course you're not going to wear them when you're sitting on the sofa watching TV Land reruns, any more than I'm going to wear a tie when doing the same thing. It's just that some of us really dig them. I don't demand that women wear stockings, just that I think it's kind of a really cool treat, as it were, when they do (like I said, even the knee-highs do it for me: throw an occasional bone my way, and I'm happy).
Someday some of the women who wear today's fashions will look back at old photographs of themselves and say, "Can you believe I looked like that?" I know this because it happens to EVERYONE by the time they hit their mid-30s, regardless of what it was you were wearing at the age of 22 (amk, you're too young to have an opinion on this). Me and Mrs. Daumantas look at pictures of ourselves in the Big 80's with amazement. At that time, some of the stuff that came back in the 90s (like platform shoes) would have gotten you laughed out of town. It all moves in cycles.
Maggie, let us know the next time you have a wedding, and we'll all wait for you outside...😀
Daumantas I definitely see your point and I agree. The office casual of today can leave much to be desired. It amazes me to see people running around here in shorts and T-shirts.
And besides I don't want to keep you guys from enjoying the sight of a soft, warm tootsie. Although I used to almost live in heels because I wore them all day and night and I found them comfortable for awhile, I've changed my tune a bit. Now I prefer open toed flats or just a very low heel, not the 3 inch ankle-breakers.
And besides I don't want to keep you guys from enjoying the sight of a soft, warm tootsie. Although I used to almost live in heels because I wore them all day and night and I found them comfortable for awhile, I've changed my tune a bit. Now I prefer open toed flats or just a very low heel, not the 3 inch ankle-breakers.
Eternal Tomboy
TMF Master
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2001
- Messages
- 980
- Points
- 18
Daumantas said:
Actually, I've got one to go to in two weeks. But you'll NEVER get me to tell you where it's being held...lol!
Maggie
crydun
1st Level Yellow Feather
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2001
- Messages
- 3,177
- Points
- 0
Nylons do make my feet more ticklish! Talk about chart-toppers!!! Now that I am observing in the elementary school, I have to wear them more often. Another thing that does it is right after the sock I've worn all day is pulled off. That always makes me squeal!!!😀
ticklishly yours,
crydun
ticklishly yours,
crydun
Eternal Tomboy
TMF Master
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2001
- Messages
- 980
- Points
- 18
Got to go to that wedding that I posted about....
If you read my posts on this thread you'd know that I don't particularly enjoy wearing dressey clothes, but for this weekend it was ALL I could wear. We had to go out of state, and we were only gone for four days (two of those days were spent driving!) On the other two days I had the rehersal dinner crap to go to, and the wedding. On both occassions I had to dress up (dress, nylons..the whole bit). I was fairly miserable in this garb, but decided to make the most of it, and have fun flaunting all that I usually hide beneath my jeans and t-shirts
😀 . I know that my husband really appreciated being able to see my legs for once, and I guess I felt kinda sexy...hate to admit that 😉
Anyway, while at the wedding reception I was there for about five mintues before I kicked my shoes off (that might be an exaggeration...I probably only lasted two mintues..lol). The main part to dressing up that I loathe is having to stuff my feet into those pointy, high heeled shoes for hours on end (I know, you guys LOVE those things, but they SUCK to wear). Once off, the mother of the groom (a real down to earth girl) came over to my table where I was sitting with my husband and other assorted relatives and said something to the effect of "I guess I'm not the only one who hates dress up shoes" as she looked down at my feet. I looked at hers and saw that she had shed her torturous foot bindings too. I said "Yeah, I hate those things. They KILL my feet!" and we both laughed and proceeded to bitch about our girlie wear (I was beginning to like this woman more and more..lol) My husband decided to get his two cents in and he grabbed my foot (mind you, I'm still talking to the mother of the groom!) and place it on his lap. I just looked at him for a second (as if to say "what the hell are you doing?!) and then went on talking. He then said something like "Oh c'mon, it's not THAT bad!" and then lightly tickled one of my feet. I nearly hit the ceiling! I giggled (got completely embarassed) and tried to grab for his hands. He only did it for a few seconds, but it was enough to serve as a remider that my feet are WAY more ticklish in nylons!!
I thought of this thread when it was all over and just chuckled knowing that I would probably post what happened when I got back home. I love having someplace that I can share this kind of stuff and know that the people who read it will probably enjoy it as much as I do when I read other posts. YEA TMF!!
Maggie
If you read my posts on this thread you'd know that I don't particularly enjoy wearing dressey clothes, but for this weekend it was ALL I could wear. We had to go out of state, and we were only gone for four days (two of those days were spent driving!) On the other two days I had the rehersal dinner crap to go to, and the wedding. On both occassions I had to dress up (dress, nylons..the whole bit). I was fairly miserable in this garb, but decided to make the most of it, and have fun flaunting all that I usually hide beneath my jeans and t-shirts
😀 . I know that my husband really appreciated being able to see my legs for once, and I guess I felt kinda sexy...hate to admit that 😉
Anyway, while at the wedding reception I was there for about five mintues before I kicked my shoes off (that might be an exaggeration...I probably only lasted two mintues..lol). The main part to dressing up that I loathe is having to stuff my feet into those pointy, high heeled shoes for hours on end (I know, you guys LOVE those things, but they SUCK to wear). Once off, the mother of the groom (a real down to earth girl) came over to my table where I was sitting with my husband and other assorted relatives and said something to the effect of "I guess I'm not the only one who hates dress up shoes" as she looked down at my feet. I looked at hers and saw that she had shed her torturous foot bindings too. I said "Yeah, I hate those things. They KILL my feet!" and we both laughed and proceeded to bitch about our girlie wear (I was beginning to like this woman more and more..lol) My husband decided to get his two cents in and he grabbed my foot (mind you, I'm still talking to the mother of the groom!) and place it on his lap. I just looked at him for a second (as if to say "what the hell are you doing?!) and then went on talking. He then said something like "Oh c'mon, it's not THAT bad!" and then lightly tickled one of my feet. I nearly hit the ceiling! I giggled (got completely embarassed) and tried to grab for his hands. He only did it for a few seconds, but it was enough to serve as a remider that my feet are WAY more ticklish in nylons!!
I thought of this thread when it was all over and just chuckled knowing that I would probably post what happened when I got back home. I love having someplace that I can share this kind of stuff and know that the people who read it will probably enjoy it as much as I do when I read other posts. YEA TMF!!
Maggie
ontheverge
TMF Poster
- Joined
- Jul 10, 2002
- Messages
- 147
- Points
- 0
I'm a real pain in the ass about wardrobe...I'm generally turned off by the extreme casualness of most peoples' dressing habits. To me, it's a sign of self-respect and respect for others to dress well, be well-groomed, and have a well-developed sense of personal style. And no, I'm not an old lady complaining about what the kids are wearing; I'm 29.
To that end, thigh-highs are my hosiery of choice and I enjoy wearing them. My feet are still ticklish in them, but it's a different quality of sensation. Less intense, but far more sensual than bare feet. Hosiery always renders leg-tickling much more pleasurable for me. I'll wear stockings every day of my life if it means I'll get the backs of my knees tickled in them. Anyone? Anyone?
To that end, thigh-highs are my hosiery of choice and I enjoy wearing them. My feet are still ticklish in them, but it's a different quality of sensation. Less intense, but far more sensual than bare feet. Hosiery always renders leg-tickling much more pleasurable for me. I'll wear stockings every day of my life if it means I'll get the backs of my knees tickled in them. Anyone? Anyone?
