Hi Lorraine,
Earlier this year I sent you comments about my interest in wearing both a plastic mac and a gaberdine when I was younger, which you kindly put on your site.
Something happened recently that may be of interest.
I became friendly with a woman at work, and we went out on the odd date. One wet day, she turned up wearing a long black see-though plastic mac. My heart skipped a couple of beats! She looked so good, especially with the hood up. We ended up at her home.
While she was out of the room making a drink, I couldnt resist it, I went and put her mac on! I fumbled with the buttons but managed to fasten them all up. It was a little tight but it fit me. My body began to tremble with excitement. Next thing I know she is in the room checking if I am ok. The look on her face when she saw me wearing her plastic mac!
She asked me what I was doing, but I began to shake uncontrollably and couldnt speak.
There goes a beautiful friendship I thought to myself. When I calmed down I sat, still wearing the raincoat, and told her about how I liked to wear a plastic mac and being shaken whilst wearing it.
She heard me out, then pulled me up out of the chair, then gave me a good shaking!
She shook me hard and I thought I deserved it. Then she asked me to take the mac off. I did, and she put it on - and asked me to shake her!
I said I couldn't because I didnt like to 'attack' women. She told me I wasn't attacking her because she was asking me to. She then told me how she was often shaken as a girl: didn't like it at first but got used to it.
She said it was a long time since she had had a good shaking so I had better move her!
I grabbed hold of her and shook her hard a few times. It didnt seem to upset her.
Amazingly enough she still wanted to see me.
Not long ago she went away for a few days and when she came back she gave me a gift. When I opened it I found it was a plastic cagoule.
Did I like it?
You bet I liked it! I had forgotten how much fun there was in wearing plastic. We shake each other quite often, and she shakes herself for me in our plastic rainwear. It's our secret.
We all have our little "quirks" I suppose, and this is ours.
Thanks for your patience in reading this note.
Macboy
Dear Macboy
No patience required at all! Very intriguing ...
Maybe lots of people shake each other but all of them, with one honourable exception, keep it secret...?
I like secrets - especially those that leak out just that little bit.
Thanks so much for sharing!
LE
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