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On-and-off CDing since early teens. Long stretches without any urges but here in my advanced middle age Mona has emerged in force. She's a high-spirited gal who shall no longer be denied. It's both thrilling and a bit intimidating because I don't know where she's planning to take me. Although I only get to dress every now and then, I'm having great fun and just enjoying the ride. I'm happy to have found this welcoming and supportive community and hope to get more involved as time allows.
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You look great, Ms Mona. Very feminine. I love the shoes. You also look great in short skirts.
Wowza!! Times 2!
Look at this extra sexy smokin’ hot little school girl!
XOXOXO Scarlett
Harmless fun? Absolutely. Great look. Amazing, sexy legs. Just the feeling and experience to dress like that is not achievable from anything else.
Oh my, oh my as someone who suffered through 12 years of Catholic Education you are scaring me or did they scar me?
Haha good one Jackie Grades K-8 in my case, so I see your scarred and raise you any of the following: warped, brain-damaged, traumatized, deranged, guilt-tripped or mentally incapacitated. I could go on.
Although the experience is probably what first sparked my interest in wearing school-girl uniforms. And what about nun habits, I can hear you asking. No, no, no…definitely NO..
You are correct. In grade school we had nuns and most of them were mean and unhappy women, I think. In high school we had priests and brothers and the majority were more interested in discipline than setting us up to succeed. My HS cost more each semester than my University.
You have great legs, Mona! Catholic school? I can tell a few stories from the 1950s. My mom sent me grades 1 to 6, religious non sense! I left the Catholic religion decades ago!
Hi Peggy Sue…I feel your pain…see my reply to Jackie above. Bonus joke:
Guy runs into a bar, yells “Quick! How tall is a penguin?”
Bartender says “Three feet tall.”
Guy says “Oh my God! I just ran over a nun!”
Well…instead of confession you could have gotten a spanking…
Haha, you’re right June – would not have enjoyed it then but now…ummm