Wetlook World Forum

I know several wetlook fans for years who are in their 70's.....and some of them were in their early 80s....but as far as I know...the longest living wetlook fan is "Sopping" who is in hid mid 80's and still going strong.

The "elder statesmen" of wetlook producers....who have been producing wetlook media since the mid 1970's...and are still active today.....would be Mike E. from WSM productions, and David W, from Artscene productions.

Heck....I remember things a lot earlier than when the internet first started......cos I started taking candid wetlook pics at the beach in the early 70's....before you had such things as video cameras or recording machines.....and all I had in those days was my old poloroid camera....

....and whenever I saw a wet scene on tv in those days....all I could do was snap a picture of my tv monitor.....and the only wetlook I could find....was to spend hours at the local public library, going thru old copies of National Geographic magazione and old movie books.....how pathetic is that.

But trust me......I chat with the veteran wetlook fans who are pensioners now.....and although their bodies may be old....their minds are still the same as a 21 year old......cos they still appreciate wetlook no different to the way a younger person sees it.

So...your age does not really matter at all.

I see wetlook as something of a curse.....i.e. something that you are stuck with for life.....so you might as well make the most of it and  just enjoy the way you are....cos you cannot change who you are.

Being a wetlook fan is like being gay.....you cannot change who you are.....but we do not get all the "parades" they get.....so I look forward to the day wetlook fans can have their own "parade",.....ha ha

MK