Just had this pop up in my YT feed and it dawned on me that it must be one of my earliest encounters with something I would - now, not then - consider a kink or fetish.
That tight, sequined tube dress, that body, the dancing/swaying of the hips... 13 year old me really liked it a lot for
some reason. Still extremely hot today, song still slaps, 40 years later.
FORTY YEARS? Oh my god...
Hmm, for some reason the video does not embed properly, so I can't timestamp it.
Link should open fine in a new tab.
Skip to ~1:30 (or watch the whole thing 💓 )
Source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWwtMrDX2o8
(02 Nov 2023, 21:07 )Bound Whore Wrote: [ -> ]FORTY YEARS? Oh my god...
Tell me about it!
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Bound Whore stirred a similar memory with me about a video that came along at just the right time in my life, not quite 40 years ago, but close!
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Source:
https://youtu.be/TfzvFKO1ud8?si=6PhSvRwlPowWKf7-[/video]
Source:
https://youtu.be/TfzvFKO1ud8?si=6PhSvRwlPowWKf7-
In my case I can recall the exact location - a local pub, with my girlfriend, and this suddenly came up on the video jukebox (remember those?!)
My eyes popped out of my head around the 0:33 mark and after the closing scene I needed to stay say down for a while.....
A rewatch today and the magic is still there 😁
MJ
Ps. I'm certain the director/producer/cast knew exactly what they were doing and the imagery is fully intended to be translated on many levels
Yeah, that's another good one. That dress, the squirming ... good lord.
For me the earliest trigger was a reproduction of the painting "the blue boy". It was hanging in the class room when I was about 11 years old. It seems that I have not be the only one getting feminisation feelings from it. From wikipedia:
"When girls and women masqueraded as Gainsborough's Blue Boy on stage and screen, they brought about a gradual feminization of the youth. By the early 20th century Marlene Dietrich was photographed in a Blue Boy costume and Shirley Temple appeared as Gainsborough's youth in the movie Curly Top in 1935. Shortly after the painting showed up in the main entrance of the Cleaver family residence during the third season of the Leave it to Beaver show in 1959, viewers increasingly associated feminine traits with the boy in blue leading to his connection to an emergent gay culture."
I blame a large portion of my current vincilagnia on a combination of Penny Gadget, Penelope Pitstop, and Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (specifically the episode they crossdressed to infiltrate Fat Cat's club and got captured).
Also, the Scooby Doo Ghoul School movie where the girls got captured and hypnotised with earphones.
However, the one that really did it for me was the Foghorn Leghorn episode where the Rube Goldberg contraption tied him up, dressed him as a woman, gagged him, and even put make up on him. I had dreams of that as a kid through my teenage years.