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Date Posted: 14:47:44 07/01/22 Fri
Author: Robert (Thanks Jerry, point taken)
Subject: Re: Advice for wearing in public
In reply to: JP from NoVA 's message, "Re: Advice for wearing in public" on 10:57:35 07/01/22 Fri

Hi, I always enjoy hearing from you.
Yes Jerry, I've been thinking about the same thing. Fortunately the venue is air conditioned. While attending the last reunion 5 year ago, I was very comfortable. Of course I didn't have the added anxiety of wearing a girdle.

As I recall the outside temperature was about mid eighties, so pretty normal for August in the upper midwest. But with my luck it'll be 100 in the shade and the AC will barely be working. Fortunately I'll be staying at a friend's place so I won't have to get dressed til just before leaving for the event. That'll give me the opportunity to maybe choose a lighter girdle or give up wearing one at all.

I just checked the calendar. It's the 27th, eight weeks from tomorrow. It's a shame to wish the summer away, but wearing a girdle to my reunion is going to be a exciting way to enjoy my fetish and I'm looking forward to it.

Robert

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Replies:

Re: Advice for wearing in public -- JP from NoVA, 18:02:27 07/02/22 Sat
- Re: Advice for wearing in public -- Robert, 19:28:26 07/02/22 Sat
  - Re: Advice for wearing in public -- JP from NoVA, 10:00:16 07/03/22 Sun
    - Re: Advice for wearing in public -- Robert, 14:03:15 07/03/22 Sun

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> > >Hi, I always enjoy hearing from you. >Yes Jerry, I've been thinking about the same thing. >Fortunately the venue is air conditioned. While >attending the last reunion 5 year ago, I was very >comfortable. Of course I didn't have the added >anxiety of wearing a girdle. > >As I recall the outside temperature was about mid >eighties, so pretty normal for August in the upper >midwest. But with my luck it'll be 100 in the shade >and the AC will barely be working. Fortunately I'll >be staying at a friend's place so I won't have to get >dressed til just before leaving for the event. >That'll give me the opportunity to maybe choose a >lighter girdle or give up wearing one at all. > >I just checked the calendar. It's the 27th, eight >weeks from tomorrow. It's a shame to wish the summer >away, but wearing a girdle to my reunion is going to >be a exciting way to enjoy my fetish and I'm looking >forward to it. > >Robert

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