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"The appeal of messing up certain types of clothes"
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Hi folks!
No new video to shamelessly promote this time (sorry! Those pie hits from last time smacked me clear back to 2006... just now catching up!). But I AM doing some thinking about my next shoot, which might happen early next year, and am trying to settle on a wardrobe. Last time I bought perhaps a dozen things and used only 3 of them... trying to avoid spending my holiday bonus so wastefully again.
I get it, this sounds like another "what should I wear/what should I do, people??" crowdsourcing thread that highlights the underlying lack of creativity that I try so hard to hide, but I'd like to avoid wearing the same outfit next time. So, I wanted to understand why people prefer certain types of clothes to others, understanding that, as you know with my videos, all of this is academic since they all just come off in the end anyway. A lot of these are variations of lycra...
- Singlets/bodysuits
- Leggings/tights
- Compression/cycling shorts
- Speedo
- Jockstrap
- Officewear (shirt and tie -- didn't see this one coming, did you!)
What is it that appeals to you when seeing [your preference here] get messed up?
Do you prefer a certain type of mess to be used on them?
Would watching a guy who thinks he has muscles but is actually just a scrawny twink with matchstick legs get messed up in [your preference here] ruin your fetish forever?
Discuss, if you would? I'd be really appreciative!
No new video to shamelessly promote this time (sorry! Those pie hits from last time smacked me clear back to 2006... just now catching up!). But I AM doing some thinking about my next shoot, which might happen early next year, and am trying to settle on a wardrobe. Last time I bought perhaps a dozen things and used only 3 of them... trying to avoid spending my holiday bonus so wastefully again.
I get it, this sounds like another "what should I wear/what should I do, people??" crowdsourcing thread that highlights the underlying lack of creativity that I try so hard to hide, but I'd like to avoid wearing the same outfit next time. So, I wanted to understand why people prefer certain types of clothes to others, understanding that, as you know with my videos, all of this is academic since they all just come off in the end anyway. A lot of these are variations of lycra...
- Singlets/bodysuits
- Leggings/tights
- Compression/cycling shorts
- Speedo
- Jockstrap
- Officewear (shirt and tie -- didn't see this one coming, did you!)
What is it that appeals to you when seeing [your preference here] get messed up?
Do you prefer a certain type of mess to be used on them?
Would watching a guy who thinks he has muscles but is actually just a scrawny twink with matchstick legs get messed up in [your preference here] ruin your fetish forever?
Discuss, if you would? I'd be really appreciative!
The one thing I don't get is just gunging thick clothes so the person inside is staying pretty clean.
You touched on one point and it does vary a little with the victim and circumstances. Although I am biased towards skinsuits, there are some people who look right in light office wear or naked and I wouldn't ask them to wear a skinsuit. I suppose that is about the victim being natural.
You touched on one point and it does vary a little with the victim and circumstances. Although I am biased towards skinsuits, there are some people who look right in light office wear or naked and I wouldn't ask them to wear a skinsuit. I suppose that is about the victim being natural.
Like others who have replied, I like seeing guys gunged in tighter clothes like lycra so I can see everything. Seeing someone's dick get harder underneath cycling shorts while gunge is running down his body is much hotter than just seeing him naked. I do like getting messy in heavier clothes like shirts and jumpers because of the sensation but watching it doesn't do much for me.
I'm another lycra fan (as the username might suggest) though I also enjoy various other types of gear - depending on mood! There's something about how different types of gear look and feel when soaked and dropping with goo.
Partly it's the "seeing the guy's body underneath getting more exposed as the gear gets soaked" which is hot. Then there's also just the act of trashing the gear that I find exciting.
The ones I don't find so exciting are things like raincoats/rubber which are pretty much waterproof anyway so the gunge just runs off. I like stuff that can get really drenched and clingy.
And I don't think there's a particular "type" of guy who'd "ruin my enjoyment forever" - often I find the situation hot regardless of who's wearing it.
Partly it's the "seeing the guy's body underneath getting more exposed as the gear gets soaked" which is hot. Then there's also just the act of trashing the gear that I find exciting.
The ones I don't find so exciting are things like raincoats/rubber which are pretty much waterproof anyway so the gunge just runs off. I like stuff that can get really drenched and clingy.
And I don't think there's a particular "type" of guy who'd "ruin my enjoyment forever" - often I find the situation hot regardless of who's wearing it.
I'm not too tore up about what the guy is wearing, the guy himself is way more important.
That being said, I do appreciate things which are uncommon, which is why I try to put a variety of clothes in my videos. I do have a special place for casual wear. It's like "I was going to go about my life, and then I got slimed.
Outside of that, two factors influence how much I appreciate the attire someone got splattered in - rarity and juxtaposition.
Things that are rare deal with specialized attire, like classical actors getting pied.
While juxtaposition pits two concepts at odds with one another together. That's why I used to appreciate suits, because suits indicated power and/or wealth. However, that has become not rare, and has lost it's zing. However, consider the military uniform. It shows strength and power, versus the inability to prevent yourself getting slimed. Or medieval prince, who has dignity and class, being reduced to a jester by getting pied. Finally, consider the Mounties. When I think of them, I think of them being polite and tidy. Getting splattered is very rude and, well messy.
These are all examples things that not only juxtapose ideas, but are very rare. I, personally, would like to change the latter!
That being said, I do appreciate things which are uncommon, which is why I try to put a variety of clothes in my videos. I do have a special place for casual wear. It's like "I was going to go about my life, and then I got slimed.
Outside of that, two factors influence how much I appreciate the attire someone got splattered in - rarity and juxtaposition.
Things that are rare deal with specialized attire, like classical actors getting pied.
While juxtaposition pits two concepts at odds with one another together. That's why I used to appreciate suits, because suits indicated power and/or wealth. However, that has become not rare, and has lost it's zing. However, consider the military uniform. It shows strength and power, versus the inability to prevent yourself getting slimed. Or medieval prince, who has dignity and class, being reduced to a jester by getting pied. Finally, consider the Mounties. When I think of them, I think of them being polite and tidy. Getting splattered is very rude and, well messy.
These are all examples things that not only juxtapose ideas, but are very rare. I, personally, would like to change the latter!
Dr. of Splatterology
Jeans and a t-shirt or polo shirt. I guess the appeal is that they can either look good for dressing up but are also easily abused. They are not too expensive and look good new as well as well worn.
) and make him sit in a pie. Then when he stands up he pulls his pants up and is sent on his way!!
I've ALWAYS wanted to see the soles of your bare feet get nailed with pies. If you could make that happen that would be amazing!
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