One of the effects costumes and role-playing can have is that certain inhibitions can fall away when you are "in character". Pretending "it's not really me doing this" frees some women and men from their own self-image and its restrictions. We all have a public persona, don't we? But, like at Halloween, we can throw off that limit and express what we think the "costumed character" would do (even though it's really just ourselves). Dress to express...
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Why do men like women in costumes?
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Some would say that it is in the genes of men to have sex with as many women as possible, and in the genes of women to be monogamous. Costumes are a way to satisfy both. Colour the hair, and the man gets a different looking you, but change the costume, the man gets someone that he know, and doesn't know at the same time. The costume brings it's own personality, depending on how into the character the woman gets.
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Seeing a woman naked =the cost of the computer, search & internet time.
Seeing a woman that you know and have shared with=priceless.
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men are very visual and it is part of roleplay
Because they look very sexy in that!!!Even I love to wear some sexy costumes in this Halloween.In this Halloween costume if you want to look like this sexy and gorgeous, then what you will do? Nothing to do its just a simple thing go to one online store Spicy Lingerie, choose one beautiful and sexy costumes like she wear and rock the Halloween. For that you have to find a best place for online purchase the costumes. If you ask me, I would like to recommend , here you can find a good collection of Halloween costumes, Lingerie and many more. I hope you will enjoy shopping.
When you make blanket remarks about "men never growing up," in your comments, it's rather difficult to take your question seriously. Maturity based on gender is as inconsistent as maturity based on age. We've all met younger people who were mature beyond their years and elderly people who were anything but mature, and just as obviously, being female doesn't automatically make you more mature than men. Take yourself for example. The fact that you encapsulate men in negative and stereotypical preconceptions actually raises rather large questions about how mature you yourself really are. No matter how much you dress it up, you're calling other people (specifically men) names, and how mature is that? Isn't it rather a habit associated with kindergarteners?
Furthermore, I'd point out that quite a few women enjoy dressing up for role play out of their own desire to do so , both in and out of sexual contexts. Go on tumblr. and you'll find an infinite number of blogs of women who like to dress up as various comic book/anime characters. Go to a Renaissance festival and there are dozens of women who like to dress up as fairies and other related characters, or look at all the women who dress up in the Steam-punk trend. Is dressing up the way they do indicative of a collectively intrinsic immaturity in women?
I'd also add that the context in which the word maturity is used today is often incorrect, because originally it merely meant the ability to reproduce, i.e., having gone through puberty. While women generally go through puberty sooner than men, maturity as a word originally had nothing to do with emotional or intellectual sophistication, however much it is often used as such.
Furthermore, I'd point out that quite a few women enjoy dressing up for role play out of their own desire to do so , both in and out of sexual contexts. Go on tumblr. and you'll find an infinite number of blogs of women who like to dress up as various comic book/anime characters. Go to a Renaissance festival and there are dozens of women who like to dress up as fairies and other related characters, or look at all the women who dress up in the Steam-punk trend. Is dressing up the way they do indicative of a collectively intrinsic immaturity in women?
I'd also add that the context in which the word maturity is used today is often incorrect, because originally it merely meant the ability to reproduce, i.e., having gone through puberty. While women generally go through puberty sooner than men, maturity as a word originally had nothing to do with emotional or intellectual sophistication, however much it is often used as such.
Wouldn't you rather have a nice cup of tea?
I don't really care about costumes or role playing. For me, it's the attitude a woman has, rather than what she's wearing that I find most arousing.
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Costumes don't do it for me although I'm good with some fun and laughter in the bedroom. Give me a woman in sensual lingerie every time....
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It's a fantasy role play. Plus, the outfit is like the wrapping paper on a present. Elaborate bows and shiny paper can make any gift have that much more of an impact when it gets presented and unwrapped.
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If a woman accepts my request to dress up in a sexy costume, we find that the sex is really great.