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>>It's interesting to read about how contributors first >>got their introduction to girdles. In my case (1960s >>UK) I knew of girdles' existence through mother, >>advertisements and catalogues but it was girlfriends >>who indirectly introduced me because they spoke of >>whatever device they used to hold up their nylons and >>then, if I got to know them better, they let me feel >>or even partially see what they wore. That aroused my >>curiosity and I could ask them about reasons for their >>choice of underwear. I learned so much and, linking >>to earlier posts on this topic, realised how important >>girdles and suspender belts were and why women liked >>or disliked them. > >Back in the 1960's in high school I sat next to a >gorgeous young girl in study hall who always pulled >her skirt up when she sat down. In the 60's we had >dress codes, there were no jeans, just dress pants for >boys and girdle or suspender belts with stockings for >the girls. She always showed me every day if she wore >a girdle or suspender belt. Without even saying a >word, she knew for a fact what that did to me and >teased the ever loving daylights out of me. Junior >year in high school she would hand me a bottle of >clear nail polish and tell me to fix the runner in her >stockings. OMG OMG OMG

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