Role Play With Added Sex Appeal
What is it with adults and costumes, I mean it is understandable for a child to wear a costume for fun so why do adults do it as well. Is it for attention seeking, well no because your friends are doing it as well so if its not that what can it be. What about to impress someone, no definitely not why would you want to look like an idiot to impress someone, its not as if Frankenstein gets laid a lot now is it. What about because they had to, no it can’t be why would you do something your not comfortable doing. Well it’s quite simple really why adults dress up in funny or sexy costumes is for a laugh, either for a laugh with friends or with your partner.
A lot of costumes are used for fancy dress especially when Hen parties are involved, I mean let’s face it a stag do dressed as a school girl won’t quite go down quite the same, unless the blokes involved are transvestites then maybe there can be an acceptation, within a circle of friends comical costumes will be the answer because lets face it your out for a laugh not a sexual encounter .The best nights out have got to be enjoyed by the girls wearing a school girl costume or a nurse outfit which are very common on Hen parties, lets face it girls love attention at all times and what better to grab a fellas attention than looking very sexy in a school costume or be it a nurse costume possibly every lads dream fantasy being surrounded by sexy young girls re-acting those sexual years and they just want a piece of the action.
There is however a very exciting part about wearing sexy adult costumes, with your partner at home what I like to call “Role play with added sex appeal” you can live out those sexual desires whilst playing a game for example, you the submissive school girl and you partner the very strict teacher who gives you a good seeing to, or you playing as a nurse seeing to his sexual pain or if you want him to be the submissive maybe invest in a sexy police costume and you make all the rules. This way you will have great foreplay and great sex which can only mean a healthy relationship between you and your partner.
There are a lot of great costumes available now, from the weird and the wacky to the saner but very sexy costumes to keep everyone’s blood rushing whether be it out on a night out with friends or a night in with your partner you will be sure to have a great night.
Rachel Ann-Bradley
January 26th, 2009 at 5:04 pm
how important is an income level in your love relationship?
how big does money and class play a role in your love life? i use to be infatuated with a man…well a doctor. who was nice, smart and gorgeous. he was from a different country which also added to that cultural appeal.
it took me a very long time to ask the doctor out. when i finally got the nerve to he was already engaged.
i cant deny that one of the main reasons for my hold back was due to his status and mine. i probably make about 1/6th of what he does. this is not counting the fact that i am alot younger than he is and still working on my career and education. but we're only speaking generally on income.
January 26th, 2009 at 10:06 pm
0 relevance, im not shallow. relationships are about the person not the material objects he/she posses.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:08 pm
it is a tad bit important…………………….
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:10 pm
personally, i think it does not matter. Love is accepting a person for who they are. so the income level does not matter. as long as the husband is earning enough to support the wife, then its ok
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:12 pm
Income level doesn't really matter much in a real relationship. It might effect how you meet (if you were both doctors, or met by being a patient). If a guy or girl is real, they'll look at you the same way no matter how much you make. And besides, by the time he knows how much you make, you'll already pretty well know eachother, right? And if he suddenly tries to break it off just because of that, then you'll know you just dodged a bullet. Good luck.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:14 pm
well money makes the whole world move…..even emotions(loool)…..truthfully i have seen many many many girls that not only dated but even got married for money….
i know it is wrong …..but women need security and grave for safety ….maybe that is the reason…..
hope i helped and good luck!!
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:16 pm
It should not be that important other than dating costs unless you are married and you are not so therefore it is not important.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:18 pm
I can't believe my eyes … is this really important in love? I mean the part when you are in love, is time of blindness & deafness. that's love. you don't care about anything but you two.
maybe things are diffrent in europe then in your country… don't know.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:20 pm
money is very important if u want to have children and live a enjoyable life……..
Children could get a proper education
u could buy a decent house for ur family
etc….
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:22 pm
I have never considered income to be a factor in my relationships. Class may be a little different simply because likes and dislikes will probably be too different. If I liked a girl, I asked her out. She had the option of accepting or not and it wouldn't hurt my feelings either way because life was too short to get hung up on it.
I have now been married for 19+ years and when I met the girl/woman who became my wife, I didn't consider whether she had money or not. We had many things in common and she was beautiful, intelligent and independant. Those where the things I saw and that is what drew me to her. If you meet someone you would like to get to know better, let them know. Men are generally thick when it comes to picking up on signals women send out so you can't be afraid of coming right out and saying what's on your mind.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:24 pm
How refreshing it is to hear (?) from a person that realizes that money should not have a thing to do with LOVE. I've been dirt poor and rich at different times in my life. When I have money, I like to help others less fortunate. Most of all, I like it when they get my drift and help their friends when they can.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:26 pm
Seriously money plays a very small role in my relationship. I have been with my husband for 6years, we pay our mortgage, are bills, and we go out and have fun. I am not talking about exotic vacations or traveling to different countries. We enjoy taking a drive to see our families, or renting a movie, playing with our animals. We don't need much money to do the things we enjoy. We don't have a great income, and we are grateful and happy for the things we do have. I am a student and work as a cashier and he works as labor for a logging business. We are on the poverty level, but I honestly think money would ruin our happiness. We live for today and not for tomorrow, and we value the little things in life. When I am done with this semester I will be a LPN and I will make more than he does. He is okay with that. After I get my other degree as a RN, I plan on helping him start college so he can pursue his degree. I guess what I am trying to say, if for any reason your in a relationship and he treats you differently because of your income… he is NO good! If you treat him differently because of his income… you are NO good.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:28 pm
For a woman is so much easy to find a guy she likes. He will accept you if he loves you. If you are a guy it would be another story…
"Man look for figure, woman goes for money" so its a fair trade.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:30 pm
class, yes, but not money (the two are not the same). a girl of a very low social class might be kind of objectionable because she would be loud or something perhaps. people are just more comfortable with people like them. just like I wouldn't be comfortable with a Rockefeller or something.
money, don't care. if she happens to be loaded, great. but i don't really care. a girl in a high-powered career (lawyer, investment banker, etc.) is a turn-off though. she may be b1tchy and she is almost certainly incredibly busy. which is to say probably too busy for me.
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:32 pm
Well, she'd better be making at least a hundred g's a year or forget the whole thing. I have a certain lifestyle I'm looking forward to you know!
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January 26th, 2009 at 10:34 pm
Hey, falling in love is like catching a virus — usually it goes away, if it doesn't go away it kills you. Love is a very curable disease — look at the divorce rate.
On the other hand people never fall out of love with money. Money is freedom to do what you want, when you want, with whoever you want.
Is love important in a love relationship? It's probably more important than sex. They say that money doesn't buy happiness but it buys a lot more happiness than poverty. Marrying a rich man won't guarantee that you'll love him but marrying a poor man will guarantee that you'll be unhappy and unhappy women make their men unhappy and it becomes a feedback loop.
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