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Update and question about husband who likes to wear stockings..

well we have now progressed to garter belts! I have to admit I told him I was a bit jealous that I was not the only one wearing them. I dont mind the stockings and garter, especially after he assured me he still wants me to wear them, but I do find that sometimes in the moment if I look down, or across..or wherever we are and he is wearing them...I am just slightly turned off. Why is that? Do I need to broaden my mind a bit? I am a super girlie girl...so maybe I have a deep selfishness about lingerie...hmmm...the funny thing is that I suggested he try the garter, because the non lace thigh highs wouldn't stay up and he LOVED it! I told him I better be careful with what I suggest..haha...I noticed he likes to say that it was all my idea....when here in questionland I can say that I probably would never have chosen it on my list of fetish ideas...although I have found it hot in the moment. Are there any other women who have gone down this path with their partner. We have sex almost twice a day and its absolutely phenominal...I suppose I am just frustrated with my internal reaction!

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    You can indulge in anything kinky, find it totally hot 90% of the time, and still have moments where it's a little off-putting, or not as erotic.

    That's OKAY. The exact same thing isn't going to lift our luggage everytime.

    The occasional "weirded out" moment could be because you're starting to worry he's more turned on by the garters than by you, especially if you're both dressing up every time you have sex.

    You're having awesome sex twice a day? That's amazing. Why not rotate the fancy panties? He gets to wear the lingerie one time, then only you, than NEITHER of you, than both of you. See if varying the routine and outfits makes you feel more secure that you're fucking each other, not just your respective outfits.

    Most people in your situation (myself included, once upon a time) try to eliminate the dressing up entirely when they start feeling that way, and it usually leads to more guilt and frustration for both parties. He feels like he's a freak, you feel like you're denying him, but you still feel insecure. Moderation and variation is the key.

    Try not to beat yourself up or feel guilty for having the odd internal reaction you "feel like you shouldn't have." Emotions are rarely logical, you just have to work with what you're feeling (and the multiple orgasms a day sound like a pretty good thing to be feeling).

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