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>So I'll continue... >OK, so in 7th grade my girlfriend said men were wimpy >because they would never standup to wearing a girdle >all day. A challenge... Her mother thought it was >funny and said the challenge was fair. A few days >later on the Saturday morning, I was invited over for >Danish rolls for breakfast. To my terror, her mom >pulled out a long leg girdle (I can't remember the >brand). Oh my Lord what have I gotten myself into, I >was so red faced and sweating. 'There's the bathroom, >go in and change'. My desire overwhelmed my senses and >I managed to put it on and somehow was able to leave >the bathroom. I had to show the top to verify I was >wearing it and she said the challenge has started. The >girlfriend just snickered. That afternoon, we went out >for an ice cream, petrified that someone would see the >garter bump, but no one noticed. So after all day, >with no complaints and adjusting to what had just >happened, she declared me a winner that evening and >told me to keep the girdle. Ok, I was completely >addicted, now how do I hide this. (another memory) > >The girl friend ended in the first year of high school >but her mother, Fran and I remained very close >friends. Fran had 5 siblings, all women, and wearing a >girdle and stockings everyday was normal except >Saturdays with stocking optional. Fran's mother worked >in a large department store in the millinery (hats and >gloves) and foundations department and told Fran and >her sisters about a few men that would come in and >purchase. Their mother always made sure they were >properly dressed. So Fran thought it was perfectly >fine for anyone to wear a girdle. For Fran and her >siblings, wearing a girdle was normal. Not wearing one >was to lose your self respect. This was back in the >50's and 60's when most women wore girdles everyday. >When you went downtown shopping, you always dressed >properly. I remember women always wore hats and >gloves, men wore suits with hats. There were no malls >or shopping centers at that time. Fran told me a >girdle gave yourself a better perspective. She thought >nothing of it when she got me a girdle. So finally, I >understood the challenge from my girlfriend and Fran. >So after this, I became very comfortable wearing a >girdle and Fran always reminded me how well I looked >and made sure I was always 'proper' too. This was back >before pantyhose put an end to the girdle and garter >era. Between 1970 and 1980 that was all gone, >pantyhose took over. Fran's husband was killed in the >1960's in the Vietnam War and she never remarried. She >paid me to do yard work and other needed help around >the house. I think this is why we became very close >friends for over 50 years. Not too long ago, Fran >passed and the former girlfriend asked me to be a >pallbearer at her funeral, a sad day for me.

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