thirtiesgirl

Actually, for some of us who are turned on by guys in drag, hairy-ness is part of the package. In my case, what turns me on about a guy in drag is the juxtaposition of masculine and feminine. When I see a guy in what might be considered traditionally femme clothing, it only serves to highlight his masculinity more for me, which is a big turn on. I've never asked a guy to wear my panties or undergarments, since that's not really part of drag-play for me, but the more I think about it, it does sound like something interesting to try. If your partner is turned on by you dressing in drag, you might give the panties a try and see how she reacts. The juxtaposition of your hairy-ness and her panties just might do the trick. ...Lucky gal for having a guy willing to do some drag-play.

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hh1971

From an early age I've been facinated by womens clothes, including underwear. My wife likes me in guys g strings and other sexy guy garments. She doesn't yet know that I would really like to be wearing womens panties.

I've been reading some of these forums recently and I finally picked up the courage to buy myself some panties, I've been wearing them all day today (my wide is unaware, she has flu at the moment!)

I like the idea of a school girl uniform, thats a real turn on. I'd like to hear what other women like. I know my wife likes my pubic hair trimmed (not shaved - she says the re-growth is too scratchy).

My other concern is that we have two small children (under 5) and I don't think it would be healthy for them to see daddy in a school girl uniform or panties. Which really means I have to be careful, kids will wake up in the middle of the night!

MSD

Since you mention the juxtaposition of masculine and feminine, I'm curious as to where you would rate yourself on the Kinsey scale. Is it a mix of things you're interested in, or is it that a man who's confident in his sexuality is able to enjoy, at least for your sake, something decidedly non-masculine without feeling that it makes him less of a man or a heterosexual?
It's probably a good idea to keep the specifics from them, but it's completely healthy for kids to know that their parents are sexually active and to be exposed to non-mainstream preferences in a healthy and educational way.