SYN Goes To A Fashion Show, Receives New Light!

by SYN 9 Replies latest jw experiences

  • SYN
    SYN

    Never was so much (divine female flesh) ogled by so few (i.e. just me) for so long (about 1.5 hours)!!!

    Goodness! I'm definitely going to become more involved with the fashion world. There are lots of reasons, not the least of them being:

    1. The ladies. 'Nuff said. I was starting to develop a carpet rash on the bottom of my tongue towards the end of the night, if you must know...

    2. The competition. In a nutshell, there is none. About 90% of the other men at the show were not exactly as interested in the ladies as I was, to put it mildly, LOL!

    3. The parties. Damn, those fashion people sure know how to party!

    One of the humorous highlights of the evening was when one of the models walked out onto the catwalk wearing a hat that was so tall it fell off when it bumped into a light fixture. I actually did feel sorry for her, but the designer really shouldn't have given that hat to a girl who was almost 2 meters tall to start with!

    It's certainly been an eye-opener, I must say. I've never been to one before (religiously watching Fashion TV every night doesn't count, I'm afraid), so when a friend invited me, I was nervous, but I did really enjoy it. Bit of a frenzy backstage before the show started, too. Next time I'll spike the coffee with some ground-up sleeping tablets to calm everybody down first!

    In other news, the Dubs who visited my home a couple of months ago have now had the little "SCARED OFF" tickbox coloured in on the clipboard behind my door. Just kidding! I really don't keep tabs on my Dub encounters. I'm no Dubologist. Hell, I'm not even a Corridor Cutie enthusiast (well, not since I stopped going to Conventions...I sure as hell am not visiting a Convention just to ogle conservative, unfulfilled Dub women). That sort of thing is probably a sign of obsessive behaviour. That, and clocking up what is becoming increasingly likely to be 5000 posts on an exJW discussion board. Did I tell you that I'm completely over my Dub obsession?

    Anyway, just wanted to say hello...I've been under the radar for a while now...but I'm still here...watching and learning...hope y'all are doing well!

    Regards,
    [SYN], Newborn Fashionista Class.

  • cruzanheart
    cruzanheart

    I love fashion shows too, SYN! I designed clothes for a while and had the excitement of seeing my designs go down the runway a few times. Love the energy and the adrenaline rush! And I can see where it would be mighty exciting for a hetero guy! You're right -- you don't have much competition from the backstage boys, but those lovely ladies are used to being wined and dined by the guys with big bucks, so be prepared for a little attitude.

    Nina

  • Euphemism
    Euphemism

    Hey, good to see you pop up again, SYN... er, so to speak.

    Best of luck on you career change.

  • Euphemism
    Euphemism

    Just wanted to add, be careful all this "new light" doesn't make you go blind...

  • Aztec
    Aztec

    "religiously watching Fashion TV every night doesn't count"

    I think more men watch that stuff than women! LOL!

    Nice to see ya SYN. :-)

    ~Aztec

  • tinkerbell82
    tinkerbell82

    you went to a fashion show?!?! i am so incredibly jealous!! which designer?

  • ESTEE
    ESTEE

    I positively looooooooooove fashion shows, too SYN...just maybe fer different reasons than you, honey!!!

    ESTEE

  • onacruse
    onacruse

    I was in a fashion show once...Jantzen (~1974).

    I was a pimple-faced golf-caddy dweeb, surrounded by exquisite young women...hence my primary moniker of 'onanism.' LOL

    Craig

  • Maverick
    Maverick

    The ex was a fashion make-up artist. I loved going to those things, I stayed backstage and helped the ladies primp up. They have NO modesty! Life was rough, and I took it out in the wifey when we got home! She never complained and always invited me to go! Maverick, It don't matter where you get hungry as long as you eat at home!

  • SYN
    SYN

    Nina:

    I love fashion shows too, SYN! I designed clothes for a while and had the excitement of seeing my designs go down the runway a few times. Love the energy and the adrenaline rush! And I can see where it would be mighty exciting for a hetero guy! You're right -- you don't have much competition from the backstage boys, but those lovely ladies are used to being wined and dined by the guys with big bucks, so be prepared for a little attitude.

    I find that having an attitude of my own more than makes up for my shortcomings in the bank balance department!

    Neo:

    Hey, good to see you pop up again, SYN... er, so to speak.

    Best of luck on you career change.

    Just wanted to add, be careful all this "new light" doesn't make you go blind...

    No career change! And no popping up, either! (Self control is an amazing thing...) I won't go blind, I assure you, but I do have to shave my palms a little bit more often lately...wonder why...?

    Aztec:

    I think more men watch that stuff than women! LOL! Nice to see ya SYN. :-)

    Nice to see you too! And I wholeheartedly agree! The channel was designed for men!

    TinkerBell:

    you went to a fashion show?!?! i am so incredibly jealous!! which designer?

    No specific designer - it was a first year students' show...

    Mav:

    The ex was a fashion make-up artist. I loved going to those things, I stayed backstage and helped the ladies primp up. They have NO modesty! Life was rough, and I took it out in the wifey when we got home! She never complained and always invited me to go! Maverick, It don't matter where you get hungry as long as you eat at home!

    Well said my man, well said!

    Ona:

    Hehehehehe....!

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