26 Aug 2016, 4:40 am
I'm a straight female, turning 30 in less than a month, never married, and don't have any kind of fetish/kink for cross-dressing men. (So those are the stats for reference 
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It wouldn't be a big deal to me if I had a husband/boyfriend wearing them for comfort reasons, like silky materials being more comfortable or lightweight. I'd only end up suggesting something like that if he would comment/complain about having uncomfortable underwear, or looking for a cooler option for working in the heat or something.
A similar example, by my thinking, would be any gender using vaginal creams (they have numbing/anti-itch ingredients) to stop itching from poison ivy or bug bites or whatever. As in, originally for one gender/sex, but has other effective purposes.
I think the lacy underwear might be more intended to be a sexy/sexual thing, and it seems to be getting into cross-dresser territory.
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26 Aug 2016, 10:46 am
Men are turned on by "sexy" female underwear. But sexy seems to be another word for "uncomfortable as hell", with scratchy lace and slippery satin and wedgies the go halfway up your back. 
In fact I remember a series of ads back in the 90's for practical, comfortable women's underwear, that made fun of this. One of them showed a clothes line with "sexy" panties being pulled in by someone offscreen. Then a brand of comfortable panties appears on the line and it starts to be pulled back for a second by someone off the other side of the screen but then a woman's voice says, "Sorry guys, our underwear, our fantasy".
26 Aug 2016, 8:33 pm
