Has anyone remembered a distant memory about panties?

lowrise · Panty "PLATINUM" Joined: Dec 07, 2010 Posts: 3791

No, no-one seems to.

lowrise · Panty "PLATINUM" Joined: Dec 07, 2010 Posts: 3791

I love talking to ladies about underwear! It’s a genuine interest which they pick up on, and when they start volunteering tips and tricks it’s so nice.

I started wearing panties 24/7 when I suddenly realised I just could go into a shop and buy some. All I had to do was do it.

I went to Marks & Spencer and bought two pairs. You chose them at that time from display gondolas, then found a sales woman who would take them to a cash point, take the money, and put them in a bag for you. For me, it did not go well. The sales woman was very critical, seeming to know that they were for me and it was shocking. Her face was so prim and curt that it is amusing to think back about it now. But then it was embarrassing. I really wanted to ask her about her attitude! It really was an emotional setback.

The second time went well, at a small lingerie store in a quiet street. I actually asked this time if the three ladies there would object to selling me some pairs of panties. One of them put her hand on mind and said “Of course not!” The other said “We understand!” And the third lady said “would you like cotton or nylon?”. Without saying as much, they were clearly behaving gently, as though they knew the panties would be for me, and that they understood that I was beginning to come to terms with my femininity.

They had had some nylon bikini panties come in, they said, and they selected some pairs, as a team, and began doing that thing women do which involved placing the palms of their hands inside the panties, and stretching out the sides to give them a shape, and then holding them against their own bodies.

“We sell a lot of these to young women.” The senior lady held out the pair she had tested. “These are available in plain colours or patterned, and are nice on the skin and soft in all the right places, if you know what I mean.”

They actually looked similar to the M&S ones, but the brand was White Swan. I bought two pairs. They then gave me some advice about what she needed to do “when she put them on”, which was so useful to hear and learn about. Obviously, ladies don’t need to be told how to step into their panties and pull them up, but they knew that I did. It was so sensitive and feminine that I knew wearing panties was exactly the right thing to do for me, no question. The ladies seemed to have cancelled the rudeness of the M&S employee, and I told them how I had been there and how I had been treated. One of them looked at me warmly and said “Experience.”

Another said “We are all experienced here, and we care. It’s quiet here, and there’s time to look around and ask any questions you might have. Just call in during a lunch break and see if there’s anything new in!”

And the third one, who had acted as though she was delighted to be talking to me about ladies’ underwear, looked at me as I turned to leave and said, as though she was welcoming me into a club, “Cheers! See you again!”

If this makes anyone realise how nice wearing panties is, then it’s worthwhile. It’s even better if you are directed by a lady towards wearing sensibly appropriate ones, then it builds your confidence. What ladies think is, in fact, all that’s important. It’s actually essential for when she says to you “I have a dress you’d look good in.” And in my case, you really do need help fastening the poppers on the matching basque when she and her girlfriends are focussed purely on you. It’s what women do and I thank every one of them, including the M&S lady who I’m sure was a nice person really.