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Buying lingerie without dying of embarrassment. Don't think you have to go to one of the lingerie stores in the mall, which can really embarrass you, and will also assault your wallet. Wal*Mart has some very nice looking things, at great prices. Also check out the shopping links at the bottom of the main page for on-line resources that provide lingerie without porn. In addition to not embarrassing yourself, you don't want to offend her with what you buy - so consider what she wears now, verses what you would like her to wear, and go for the middle ground. If you have never given lingerie before, start out with something that is only a bit more racy that what your wife currently wears. If she only wears white and pastels, something black with red trim is over the top. Try solid dark colors like blue, green, or purple. Solid black or solid red are much more sexual, so if she may be nervous about it, avoid these items, or put one such item in with some tamer things. A black background with flowers on is a good "compromise". If she doesn't already own a thong, don't buy her one!! It's about where she is now - if all she wears are "granny panties", a bikini (not a string bikini) may seem pretty sexual to her. If she has thongs and cup-less bras, you probably can't shock or offend her. Lingerie sizes are really a sick joke - so go armed with some measurements, getting her size off of clothes she is comfortable in. You want waist size, dress size, T-shirt size, and bra size (the number is her chest under her breasts, the letter/cup is how much bigger she is measured around at the nipples.)
Some women have two kinds of lingerie - what they wear under their clothes, and what they wear in private for their husband. Some items are not practical or comfortable for extended wear, so let your wife know you are fine with her putting some items on just so you can take them off. Want to try something that you think she will find pretty "adventurous"? Give the item along with some others you think she will not have a problem with, and let her know the one item is "for me". Home
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