Fetish And Nylon Stockings - Interesting Facts by Low Jeremy

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Ever since E. I. du Pont de Nemours, Inc. announced the invention of nylon in October 27, 1938, the beauty of nylon stockings made seductive photographs everywhere from magazines to calendars. It has created a different kind of stimulus in terms of texture, its touch is comforting, lingering and can enhance confidence to womanhood in general.Pictures of women clad in soft nylon stockings or hosieries are typically acceptable as sexy bedroom posters. In the Internet, they are harmless enough but closely knit as adult imagery. Why? It is because nylon stocking pictures could be associated with fetish orientation.

It is not a mystery why nylon stockings are included from objects associated with fetishism. Fetishism is sexual stimulus ignited by specific objects. It is partly a genetic trait in nature and has psychological background common to certain people who experience arousal upon seeing specific items. The most desired object to top it all is a pair of fanciful shoes that goes along with beautiful feet. No wonder why in 960 to 970 Sung Dynasty in China afflicted generations of women just because the prince has fetish for small feet. During those times, it made marriage arrangement arduous if ladies feet had not been bound as imposed.

Another popular and favorite object is keeping sets of nylon stockings and different hosieries, lingerie and the like. Most of the other items of interest are termed as inanimate objects or certain parts of the body. Fetishism only becomes a disorder the moment it starts to cause danger to others. General inclination to its practice is not an illness but due to environmental factor, though considered an uncommon orientation

In the Internet, pictures of women in nylon stockings had created great revenue from soft porn to hardcore porn. Women posing with nylon stockings as additional props look even sexier than being nude. Although psychology and books had made scientific descriptions on how pictures of women in nylon stockings create impact to mostly male’s visual satisfaction, it is still complex question why it has formed a deeply rooted impact on a child’s development that a fetishist do not need a human partner to satisfy themselves himself.

In the meantime, who could ever think a useful invention of nylon has created a big market of contribution to the world. Nylon stockings and the pictures created out of them have been demanded for any purpose.

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Low Jeremy maintains http://Stockings.ArticlesForReprint.com. This content is provided by Low Jeremy. It may be used only in its entirety with all links included.

Sissy Power! by Joanna

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SISSY POWER!This article is of an adult nature, discussing sissies, fetish, satin (if you’re lucky) and should only be read by people in possession of an open mind

I decided to write this article due to my interest in the internet and transgenderism; several activities and pursuits have been greatly enhanced or boosted by the internet - for example, chess and masturbation. Somewhere in between these poles lies fetishism and transvestitism respectively. These terms are both distinct and overlapping in the vernacular of most people; transvestitism can be both a fetish and a lifestyle simultaneously e.g.

First let me tell you a little about myself and how I got to be who I am.

I’m 30 years old and have been dressing since I was about 11.

I’ve spent a lot of time being terrified of what I really am. Like many, I came from a very conservative family and gender roles were pronounced and enforced. I wasted most of my 20s pretending I was straight and do regret that now. I’m always amazed and happy to see young boys happy and out in a frock. I’m sure that more people will come out of the closet earlier into the future.

I identify as many things in the ‘trans’ world. I’m happy to be called a sissy, a t-girl, a tranny or anything else you want to call me (note caveat to follow).

As I understand it, ‘tgirl’, or ‘t-girl’ is an ambiguous term. Some say it’s a chick with a dick (i.e., a she male), while others seem to use it loosely to denote a tranny; though in this case the implication is often that the t implies a convincing and or pretty visage and demeanour. I don’t know what it means but I’m happy to be called it!

The only term I never use in reference to myself is ‘cross dresser’. Maybe there is a continuum (though labelled a scale in practice) from post op TS woman through to hairy panty wearing men. If this is the case, I think cross dressers are pretty close to hairy panty wearers (minus the hair (pehaps!). Technically speaking, I do cross dress, though I hardly think that this term captures the essence of what I’m all about, which is female EMULATION. Think of the difference between character and method acting as a relatively useful analogy.

I believe in the power of the internet to connect lonely people of rare persuasions to one another. I feel that along with other cultural revolutions, this medium will, and has already helped many trannies like myself feel more connect and accepted.

I’m sure that if I ever have children (erm…) and if they became transvestites (er..), they will have a much easier time in coming to terms with their identity and sexuality due to the their cyber-socialization, if I may coin a sociological neologism.

Previous transgendered generations had to suffer greatly. I am always touched and affected when I hear stories of violence or hatred directed at young trannies in times gone by. One personal friend of mine told me that she was beaten up by her Father when he caught her dressing.

Will the internet eliminate this kind of abuse and hatred in future generations?

I doubt it, but I do think that such cases will become less and less over time.

The more sissies, tgirls, trannies, she-males, transexuals and even hairy panty wearers (I’m trying not to be prejudiced here) appear on the web the better for the community.

I may transition one day to full womanhood and I may not. Whatever I do I’m blessed to have a very strong feminine side and the freedom to express it. If we live in the western world we are relatively lucky to exist in a society accepting and prosperous enough to allow us to explore who we really are. The world may be changing in many ways for the worst, but let’s remember the benefits the passage of time has brought us as well as the detriments.

If you have time, please check out my personal web site. The content is of an adult nature and should only be viewed by adults. It is however not a porn site as such.

http://sexysubjoanna.com/

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30 year old transvestite, sissy maid, lifestyle submissive, satin fetishist. Psychology graduate.

http://sexysubjoanna.com/

Family Secrets by Jennifer C. Jones

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It was hidden in the rafters, the bedrooms, and throughout the house. Chad’s (not his real name) grandparents were finding pornography everywhere. Unusual behavior for a 16-year-old boy? Perhaps. But the couple had a bad feeling about the boy’s behavior. Those feelings were confirmed when they began to find stolen underwear he’d hidden away.

When they confronted him, Chad admitted he had a problem. He told the couple he had sexually groped his younger brother on at least two occasions. His grandparents sought help from a therapist. But after 18 months of outpatient therapy they were still worried about Chad’s progress and behaviors. The family turned to Heather Green for help. Green is the Clinical Director at Oxbow Academy, a therapeutic boarding school specifically for teen boys with sexual misconduct issues. “Chad’s story is not that unique,” she explains. “We’re seeing a lot of teens who are struggling with things like pornography, child molestation and fetishism.”

According to Heather, what is unusual is what families and communities are doing about it. “The trend is that we as a society are becoming more aware of it,” she says. “Society is no longer minimizing it.” She says the irony is that as families, communities and sometimes courts take a “get tough” stance on teens with troubling sexual dependencies, children are being subjected to increasingly more sexual images at younger ages. “Our kids are becoming very de-sensitized to sexuality and the boundaries that need to be associated with it,” Green observes. Located in Wales, Utah, the heart of the western United States, Oxbow is one of only a handful of facilities with treatment programs geared exclusively to teenaged boys.

Eleven students are currently enrolled. Some have been ordered there by various community agencies. Most are privately enrolled by concerned families looking for help and hope for their sons. “We take a holistic approach when it comes to therapy,” Heather explains. “We’re not just treating the sexual misconduct issues,” she says. “These boys still have emotional, physical and academic needs.” All of which are addressed at Oxbow. While therapy is the primary concern, students also complete academic course work with one on one help from certified teachers. Therapy is also individually tailored. “A student that has pornography issues is going to receive different treatment than a student with hands-on problems.” She explains, “Oxbow offers a form of therapy that is not afraid to deal directly with the issue in an environment that is safe and 24/7 treatment oriented.” Meanwhile, Chad is making progress. Since his enrollment at Oxbow, he’s admitted to molesting his brother several times over a period of years.

Though his grandparents were heartbroken to hear that news, they are encouraged over the fact Chad has finally disclosed his ugly secret. He has no contact with his brother but Green says he is very remorseful and committed to changing his behavior. She says parents should listen to their “gut” if they have concerns about a child. “Believe any children in the house that might come forward and say, ‘Johnny did this or that to me,’” she urges. “We see so many times when parents just don’t want to believe it’s true.”

She cautions parents not to ignore the problem. “Get the child in and have them evaluated. Go so someone that specializes in treating kids with sexual misconduct issues.” She says without intervention the problems will only escalate. “There may still be legal consequences to your child’s actions, but the risk is greater if you don’t get help.” Green urges parents not to despair. “There are lots of good studies that show kids with this type of therapy at this age are probably the least likely to re-offend. I get Christmas cards all the time from students who say, ‘I’m doing great. Life is good.’ It’s just amazing the hope and change you see from when they first enter the program to the time they leave.”

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Jennifer Jones is a free lance writer and former news producer for the CBS affiliate in Salt Lake City. She can be reached at jenniferjones5@msn.com