Why would a man want to break into women’s homes and steal their underwear? That it is a former British mayor is all the more surprising. Ian Stafford, 58, was quite a different man at work. Ah, but naturally. So when a mayoress says, “I always thought of him as a very quiet man who was a regular church-goer and very popular in the village”, I began to imagine him surveying the congregation and narrowing his eyes to check out sizes. He had to resign when the Lancashire police found a stack of stolen thingies from his house.
I understand fetishes, so why did he not just go shopping and pick up some stuff? And, to put it indelicately, if he did like the female fragrance, did he assume that the women would leave their panties unwashed?
The report says something that beats me: “Video footage one of the victim’s bedroom, showed a semi-naked man going through the drawers, and then putting on her knickers before performing a sex act.”
Performing a sex act? With whom? It obviously wasn’t with her, so I guess all this self-love is called a sex act by the Brits.
Now, if only mayors were vigilant in other aspects.
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Talking of undergarments, what do you think of a bikini that does a water disappearing act? Some chaps in Germany have started marketing the Get Naked swimwear, only in black, that vanishes after three minutes in water.
Is there a philosophical reason behind this jugglery? No. The sellers believe it is an opportunity for guys to wreak vengeance after they have been dumped.
Again, I am stupefied. Feminists are calling this an insult to women. I’d say it is plain silly. Why would any woman accept gifts from a man she has rejected? This is really dumb. If the woman does accept this generous present and wears it, will the man stand near the water’s edge to capture the moment? Or will he jump into the pool and say, gotcha babe, I can see you…as though he hasn’t already?
Heck, this could be a great gift for women on the rebound. Imagine, she wears it to the beach, walking leisurely on the sand, then curls her toes with determination. There are men eyeing her. She slips into the water, the black standing out against the foamy white of the waves or the blue of the pool, and three minutes later if she isn’t done with her laps she emerges naked, hair falling over her breasts and hands tantalisingly covering her quinny. She won’t even have to look for a man. They will be salivating. The dumped boyfriend will feel even more dumped and hope the sand would eat him up.
So, go for it women. You have nothing to lose but your G-strings.
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I don't get the underwear
I don't get the underwear stealing, either, Farzana, but it's happened to me twice. Once when I lived in San Francisco and left my laundry to tumble in the machines in the common area. I figured that was probably done by a shy drag queen, given the city. And once when I was living in Samoa. Undies there were probably a luxury item, like shoes and bras.
But still, ewwwww! Gotta be one of the more disgusting things to steal.
As for the dissolving bikinis. . .very sexist and mean spirited.
This sounds terrible, Ellen.
This sounds terrible, Ellen. But you do know that Lord Krishna stole women's clothes while they were bathing in the river.
I do like your explanation, though. It reveals understanding.
The dissolving bikinis is indeed sexist. Vengeance, however, comes in different forms and can have far worse consequences, say, if the male decides to throw acid on a woman's face to disfigure her for life or even kill her or stealthily record her every move.
~F
Yeah, I figured in both
Yeah, I figured in both undie-stealing cases, the thieves probably needed my panties worse than I did. :-) Still, it'd have been nice if they just asked nicely for some hand-me-downs.
Well, if given a choice between having acid thrown in my face or being tricked into wearing a dissolving bikini, of course I'd pick the latter. But, gees, so passive aggressive! Why can't people just let things go?! Walk away. Maintain some dignity.
I'm convinced there will
I'm convinced there will never be a sound or adequate scientific explanation for human behavior. If only our obsessions could dissolve as readily as our spending money or reputations...or our clothing. I thought the world's purveyors [of swimwear] had gone as far as they could go in their efforts to sell less for more, but I see I was outsmarted again, as usual.
There could be a
There could be a psychological explanation, perhaps? The worst thing about such obsessions is that often the victim does not even know about it. This bikini could well be a marketing strategy. As is almost everything today.
~F
I know one of my patient,
I know one of my patient, not stealing but collecting old bra from garbage or from anywhere he gets it.His wife has a physical affair with another man, as he is nearly impotent in my opinion. Garments of women are arousing for some men, they are called 'Ashekya Sandha [ impotent] in Ayurveda. They got pleasure out of seeing, smelling female garments.Human mind is very complex and many things are not cleared yet.
The human mind is, indeed,
The human mind is, indeed, complex and the example you gave does not surprise me. I do not believe one can have a uniform morality, unless it has social ramifications and is destructive.
Jitu, I am sorry for the late reply. I tend to see the blogs on the first page and forgot about this. You can say I have a one-page mind!
~F