Sun Set Shining Thru Sheer Chiffon Makes Men Salivate.

Clothing, or rather lack of, is a very interesting subject to ponder.

Case in point:

There is a small group of us, six or eight, that plays a card/marble board game every Friday night. Four men, four women, divided into two teams. Battle of the sexes so to speak. It's hot in Texas; our homes, while air conditioned, are warm. We live in a clothing optional resort. Do the math...we don't wear much. Oh, we ladies usually are decked out with jewelry, sometimes a flowing pareo (that means we don't have to schlep along a towel to sit on), wrapped around hips or tied traditionally. Guys usually wear nothing. We are used to it. It's matter-of-fact, every day stuff here.

Except last Friday.

One of our ladies came thru the west facing doorway at sunset wearing a sheer sarong. The golden sun outlined her body through the chiffon. She was absolutely lovely, glowing. You could literally hear the guys jaws drop on the floor. All night and even the next day the talk was of that sheer sarong. Yet if she had walked in naked...Nothing! Nada! Nobody would have noticed anything. What's up with that?

Case in point:

We play volleyball at the pool several times a week. Balls are flying everywhere and have to be retrieved by runners we affectionately call Ball Babes. They can be passers-by, players or spectators. Most are completely nude. No big deal, look where we live. In the pool everyone is nude (except for an occasional shirt to block sun exposure). Yet when a lovely young thing was retrieving balls last week wearing a bikini bottom most of the guy's heads did that swivel thing we all recognize. Naked she was just another body. With that swim suit on...man, oh, man...sex pot!

And the guys will admit this! They laugh ruefully, and shake their heads. They can live among nudes, then go to a strip club...PAY, to see naked women. I shake my head, too.

Ahhh! Aren't we an interesting bunch of old geezers?

Oh...if you want to know what happened with Friday nights Joker game check out my other blog (link is at the top of the page). Thank you Karen & Jan for participating!