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Subject: Re:Musings and new blog.

Date: Fri 20/11/15 03:31:27 GMT

Name: Linds

Email: lindsey.ambs@yahoo.com

Website: https://lindseyambs.wordpress.com/ / lindseyambs.wordpress.com

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When I was setting up my blog I looked for others that used the tag wetlook and I saw one on wordpress that was entitled, if I remember correctly, men fully wet or something like that and there were a ton of pictures of guys with hairy chests that could be seen through transparent wet tops.

I've dated several guys with hairy chests but it was not something that I looked for one way or another that I just never think of mentioning it. A guy that I dated in my early 20's was very hairy but just never thought about it much.

I've gotten wet many times out in the rain but since I have never worked in an office setting I've never been able to go in somewhere like that wet.

Linds

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Re:Musings and new blog.

By Malvineous - mrnemesis@ntlworld.com Thu 19/11/15 22:41:57 GMT

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Adam reminded me ... it can be surprisingly hard to get wet in Britain, although we've had a fair amount of rain in recent summers, and sometimes sufficiently unpredictably that you can get caught out by it when going for lunch (I always eat my lunch outdoors on workdays, all year round, rather than in the office).

Something that always bothers me ... if you believe the media (both entertainment and social), men have no hair on their chests. As a pretty hairy bloke, it's as though I'm a dinosaur or a freak, even though I know that YouTube is completely mistaken (many men in Britain are hairy, ditto other countries, but YouTube, Flickr, TV all seem to have some sort of perception filter that causes the hair to disappear.

And of course, chest (and shoulder/back) hair will show through wet shirts! I don't remember why I put a hairy chest on the logo of the largely defunct Swimming Fully Clothed forum, only that I did: http://swimmingfullyclothed.com/forum/phpBB2/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=181 (I thought I was an admin there, but seemingly not -- some guy there is using my Ejareth symbol as his avatar, the miserable toad.)

On the days when I've got completely soaked in the rain over lunch, you could see my body hair through my shirt -- whether anyone noticed, I have no idea. I only know that women aren't going to notice me :P

Even when I read your blog posts I was really hoping that lots of body hair would be involved, but nope.

I'm too young to be a dinosaur.

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Re:Musings and new blog.

By Linds - lindsey.ambs@yahoo.com Thu 19/11/15 20:27:32 GMT

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Hi Adam

I'm glad that my blog has reminded you of some pleasant things. It's good for me also because it's also reminded me of things that I'd forgotten or just relegated to the back recesses of my mind. In a couple of instances I'll be writing and remember things and suddenly a detail that I'd forgotten just pops in my head and on a couple of occasions it's really helped to clarify a few things. Of course I guess a psychologist may say my mind conjures up things and while they seem real may not really have been actuality. I'd like to think that's not the case because they seem very real and have helped fill in some blanks but who really knows.

Thanks for the nice compliment

Linds

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Re:Musings and new blog.

By Adam - Thu 19/11/15 03:10:17 GMT

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I don't think I remember the details of any of my experiences as vividly as you do. I always remember the feeling of the clothes though. But reading your blog has brought back a lot of wetlook memories. It made me realize that I have gotten wet in my clothes more often than I thought. and in fairly public places too. Twice in a lake, once in the pool of an apartment complex, once in a neighbor's pool in January, and the list goes on. So, thank you for writing your blog.

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Musings and new blog.

By Linds - lindsey.ambs@yahoo.com Wed 18/11/15 22:56:43 GMT

Website: https://lindseyambs.wordpress.com// lindseyambs.wordpress.com

As I was writing different stories for my blog I realized something I'd never thought of before and wondered if anyone else has noticed it. When I was writing about my first experiences getting wet I can remember it in incredible detail, things that would normally seem insignificant are like they happened an hour ago. I really hadn't started writing my diary so I don't have that to help remember but still I can remember what I wore, what I was thinking, almost how each wet wrinkle of my clothes felt like. Yet, when I wrote about an event that happened four years ago, it almost seems vague. I mean I can remember what it was like but it's no where near as vibrant as more milestone wettings. I just finished writing in my blog about my only time in a dunk tank and I remember that with tons of detail yet recalling going swimming at the beach after dinner two weeks ago is almost a haze.

I guess it's the new milestones that we remember but it seems kind of sad that I can't remember all my wettings with such detail and vibrancy.

I was just wondering if anyone else has noticed that or if I get wet so much it doesn't seem as special any more. However that can't be true because when I get to try something new for the first time it's still quite vivid.

Any way, I'm not sure if anyone reads things that aren't links or stories but I was just wondering if I was alone in this.

Thanks

Linds

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