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What would you do?

Posted Jan 16, 2015

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FreecospiritOriginal Poster
Jan 16, 2015
Afew years ago my wife's best friend, a single woman approaching 60 with a raunchy sense of humour, saw a Mankini in a fancy dress shop and jokingly said to me "If I bought one would YOU wear it"  and I gave a non-committal shrug.  This lady is disabled from birth but not so disabled that an understanding partner would find it a major problem; her single status is more due to her lack of confidence.  To the best of my knowledge she is a lifelong virgin.  Anyway as a joke this Christmas she bought Mankinis for several male friends.  There is no chance of her ever becoming a nudist.
So do I simply get rid of the object (common senses says this)Try it on and take a photo to show her (may be!0Wear it for her, suitably secured, and give her a twirl (devilment says this)
If she is expecting people to simply bin them then why buy them in the first place.
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  • MA
    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Jan 16, 2015
    Stand in front of her,strip off and try it on. Then say " thanks for the gift,but I prefer to be naked than look silly in this"
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    Lakeman221
    Lakeman221
    Jan 16, 2015
    If she actually is a life long virgin as you say, then she may like the opportunity to see naked or near naked men. She may have bought these for the ones she would like to take a look at. So one time when she is over, offer to model it for her to gage her reaction to your offer. If she declines, then you can throw it away with a clear conscience. If she accepts, then model it for her if you want. This would seem better than a picture, as it will be more up close and personal and not something she could be showing others, like a picture would. But if you want to allow her to take some pictures, then that is up to you. Have your wife there when this happens, too. You can slip off in another room to don it, or put it on in front of her like another poster suggested, your call. Let us know how this turns out one way or the other please.
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    FreecospiritOriginal Poster
    Jan 17, 2015
    Thanks for the replies I did take a couple of pictures and with my wife's blessing offered to model it for her; the offer was not taken up.  I agree the Mankinis are the least practical of garments, you would not wear one unless you expected to end up completely naked very soon; you only move and the shoulder straps fall off then the whole thing ends up on the floor.  Stripping for non-naturist friends is not something I would be comfortable with.  If you tie the straps together behind your bag the garments it less likely to fall off.

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    Lakeman221
    Lakeman221
    Jan 25, 2015
    [quote]Thanks for the replies I did take a couple of pictures and with my wife's blessing offered to model it for her; the offer was not taken up.  I agree the Mankinis are the least practical of garments, you would not wear one unless you expected to end up completely naked very soon; you only move and the shoulder straps fall off then the whole thing ends up on the floor.  Stripping for non-naturist friends is not something I would be comfortable with.  If you tie the straps together behind your bag the garments it less likely to fall off.

    [/quote]Some day when you know she is coming over, have it on when she arrives, and pretend you did not know she was coming. This way she gets to see you in it without expecting it, and you don't have to strip in front of her.
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    Michael
    Michael
    Mar 11, 2015
    [quote]Afew years ago my wife's best friend, a single woman approaching 60 with a raunchy sense of humour, saw a Mankini in a fancy dress shop and jokingly said to me "If I bought one would YOU wear it"  and I gave a non-committal shrug.  This lady is disabled from birth but not so disabled that an understanding partner would find it a major problem; her single status is more due to her lack of confidence.  To the best of my knowledge she is a lifelong virgin.  Anyway as a joke this Christmas she bought Mankinis for several male friends.  There is no chance of her ever becoming a nudist.
    So do I simply get rid of the object (common senses says this)Try it on and take a photo to show her (may be!0Wear it for her, suitably secured, and give her a twirl (devilment says this)
    If she is expecting people to simply bin them then why buy them in the first place.[/quote]dam give her a thrill  something she has never had ,what would it hurt ,but she'll have memories for years.,heck do it for mankind
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    Michael
    Michael
    Mar 11, 2015
    [quote]Afew years ago my wife's best friend, a single woman approaching 60 with a raunchy sense of humour, saw a Mankini in a fancy dress shop and jokingly said to me "If I bought one would YOU wear it"  and I gave a non-committal shrug.  This lady is disabled from birth but not so disabled that an understanding partner would find it a major problem; her single status is more due to her lack of confidence.  To the best of my knowledge she is a lifelong virgin.  Anyway as a joke this Christmas she bought Mankinis for several male friends.  There is no chance of her ever becoming a nudist.
    So do I simply get rid of the object (common senses says this)Try it on and take a photo to show her (may be!0Wear it for her, suitably secured, and give her a twirl (devilment says this)
    If she is expecting people to simply bin them then why buy them in the first place.[/quote]hell id tear the bottom out of it as long has it was ok with my other half and her
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    Good77
    Good77
    Jun 18, 2015

    I am glad you made her happy

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