I don't have triggers. I wear boy clothes when I have boy things to do, but as soon as I get home I change into my regular clothes. Girl clothes, that is.
I don't have triggers. I wear boy clothes when I have boy things to do, but as soon as I get home I change into my regular clothes. Girl clothes, that is.
Teresa, I agree !Quote:
Originally Posted by Teresa
Why all of a sudden do people have to have triggers?
I never have had one except for the smell of kidneys cooking it causes a gag reflex.
As far as comedy goes, one of the funniest things I've ever seen was Stan Laurel performing "The Dance of the Pelican" in Laurel and Hardy's "The Dancing Masters" (1946). in front of his women students I didn't find it offensive because Laurel treated it as a perfectly normal thing including the tutu he was wearing.
I found the dance on Youtube . Yes it was quite interesting lol
Tutus and tights do a lot of triggering for me, my sister was in ballet clases while I was like 5 years old and I had to be with my mother in the school while my sister took her lessons.
I remember a double trigger because I would like to dress like that, and because of the beautiful girls that I would like to meet there.
Up today, I find special fascination in one piece swimsuits, leotards, tights and pantyhose.