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This drawing was contributed to Liv Latexale web-site by LostOneZero. I could not find a related story but the drawing definitely spawns mental images.
Did she do that herself and could not get past the door? Was she bound and locked behind this door? Was she bound and left alone in a deserted town?
I’ve spotted this condom-like clothes in Düsseldorf. While the fit is not great, it still look very fetishy. But there is one drawing these mannequins immediately reminded me about… Something what can’t be done in the real life but what excites me to the limits.
Thin transparent latex condom mini dress with no holes and no sleeves. I do not know what doujin/manga this drawing (which I find extremely erotic) comes from. See below.
Continue reading “Condom clothes and condom dreams”
Merry Christmas! And may your desires come true. Whether you would like to be the Santa, his poor helper or the one who’s tightly bound, gagged and hidden in the sack 😉
See Kinky Christmas Cards 2009 below (by 3xL).
Continue reading “Merry Christmas!”
I think I’ve just understood the “psychological idea” behind transparent latex and plastic bags. It is, actually, pretty obvious – you can see a “real life” live person inside the transparent material.
But the real magic happens when you replace the transparent latex or transparent plastic with opaque material. Suddenly, your partner disappears. It can be anybody or anything. (See this post about a psychological “zentai” experiment). Your mind and your imagination are the only boundaries. You can imagine yourself with a bound celebrity or a comics character. Continue reading “Breath control art, plastic bags or thin transparent film. Part III
Opaque masks vs Transparent hoods”
Found this funny sticker here. The point is even not the latex stockings, gloves, boots, fishnet pantyhose and corset, but the pun “of corset is”.
Do you know any more innocent looking expressions with double meaning, like this or “She/he’s ti(r)ed” to spice up your daily conversations?
This is what Wiki says about “maids”:
A maidservant or in current usage maid is a female employed in domestic service. Maids perform typical domestic chores such as cooking, ironing, washing, cleaning the house, grocery shopping, walking the family dog, and taking care of children.
Many maids are required by their employers to wear a uniform.
A bit more about the uniform:
French maid refers to a strongly modified style of servant’s dress that evolved from typical maids’ black and white afternoon uniforms of the nineteenth century (and their later use by stereotypical characters in risqué burlesque dramas of the bedroom farce variety). The designs of the French maid dress can range widely from a conservative look to very revealing. It is now often associated with cosplay, sexual roleplaying, and fetishism. Depending on design details, some forms can be classified as lingerie.
I would add that French maid uniform looks very similar to the old Soviet school uniform. (See this post and this) No wonder that the latter has also formed a strong fetish.
12 drawings below.
Continue reading “Hotel maids. Myths, fiction, art and reality. Part I”
The fans of Masakazu Shimizu may remember the drawing on the left. Though The Rubbermaid mentioned people’s reaction “checking on her up and down” and that she was drenched in sweat during a hot autumn day, the most unusual thing is that this shop makes her outfit.
See below: Continue reading “Want the latex Rubbermaid’s suit invented by Masakazu Shimizu?”
MadJack started a very interesting discussion here. Indeed, what turns you on? Clothes (pantyhose, latex, leotards, high heels?), photos (bound girls/boys?), drawings, literature, toys, imagination (what do you imagine?), anything else?
Can you please upload about 10 photos/drawings which have the most “impact” on you? Do we have similar “interests”?
For me one of the biggest “turn-ons” are drawings made by Masakazu Shimizu (aka Kokuyosya). See 6 more images below.
See Part I
As I’ve already said: do not try that at home! Looks stimulating, but is deadly.
This is what I like about manga – you can (or someone else can for you) draw something what could never be achieved in the real life. Better than nothing, right? And sometimes much better (and definitely sterile) that in the real life. A highly condensed, distilled and refined fetish stuff.
Continue reading “Breath control art, plastic bags or thin transparent film. Part II”
While we are on the single-glove subject here’s some related drawings from my collection.
If you have something to share, please upload in to this forum thread.
