peacenlovealways said:

You shouldn't be keeping your undies in spider nests in the first place. Nothing wrong with sleeping without them. It's good to let your hootenanny breathe at night.

As for going out in public without them, that's hot for women. But for men, not so hot.

I hate underwear. The only time I wear them in to the club, because I wear short dresses/skirts that climb upwards when I dance; and then it's a g-string.

Only when i've been swimming and forgot to take my knickers with me or something. I generally don't do it.

No

This thread needs pics .....

sextonseven said:

Is the "hootenanny" suffocating during the day

Superficial said:

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bboy87 said:

No

thekidsgirl said:

Tyra says yes: http://www.intimateguide....nty-party/

Acrylic said:

Superficial said:

Yeah, same with me

Depends... if I am wearing something that needs to smooth out my ass. I wear them because NOTHING is nastier than a lumpy jiggly ass as you step down wearing a shiny/thin fabric or bottoms that are fitted.
But...that's mostly on cooler days. On the warm days,
I'd rather go commando than have a piece of butt floss on.
When I wear long loose flowy silk skirts in layers or maxi dresses... I NEVER wear panties. Silk feels great against a hairless bottom. It feels nice.
I also tend to go braless too in the summer. I love my tits.

Yup, that's me in the summer, wearing a maxi dress and sandals, nothing else.

MrsMdiver said:

paintedlady said:

Amen!

I used to, once in a while, if I'd run out of fresh laundry.

These days - it's really, really rare.

CarrieMpls said:

Without trying to be too graphic, going
commando here in Thailand isn't advised this
time of year, if at all.
The swamp needs something to drain into if you
know what I mean.

TheVoid said:

btw - a friend is getting me a thai language lesson program! I'm gonna be starting practicing soon.

CarrieMpls said:

facebook me your address. I'll send you some too.


It's essential that you know how to count in Thai, ask directions, and order food in Thai.

Thais talk about food 80% of the time, so if you get food down pat, you're good.

TheVoid said:

That's my kind of people.

CarrieMpls said:

I'll ask students during interviews, "what makes you proud to be Thai?"


And 80% of the time the response will be peppered with phrases like, "Thai food is very delicious."

TheVoid said:

That's cute. But it's so true, too!

CarrieMpls said:

Just learn basic responses to these questions: (and you will be asked these questions ALL. THE. TIME.)


1) Are you married?

2) Do you like Thai men/women?

3) Thai food is delicious, isn't it?

4) Do you like Papaya Salad?

TheVoid said:

I do like papaya salad.

Is it OK to be a 35 year old unmarried woman in Thailand? What I mean to say is, what's the most polite answer to that question?

CarrieMpls said:

If you're an unmarried THAI woman, it's normally seen as a bit odd, but Thai's have a very TO-EACH-THEIR-OWN attitude towards sex.

However, if you're an unmarried European ANYTHING, you'll end up with folks offering their sons and daughters to be married, especially if their sons and daughters opt not to go to college.

One woman last year, who owned a store up in the north east, found out that I love their 'Green Fanta' drink, and offered me free sodas for life if I'd marry her daughter.

Superficial said:

that's one of the great things about nyc in summer. lots of freeballin to be noticed... it makes subway rides much more interesting.

TheVoid said:

You need to bring a few Thai ppl here and open a Thai restaurant. I miss good Thai food.

tinaz said:

peacenlovealways said:

paintsprayer said:

See, that's where I was gonna go, but figured it would be TMI.