Own one fashion spiderman suit

Last night, for fun times she has put on my Spider-man movie costume. Was it much too large, but we found it both very crazy – her because her seemed strange and unfamiliar and I, because I never would have dreamed that my friend would do the time for me. She told me then while standing in the morning that she has that certain something that I try to describe it for weeks not felt – yet they found it pleasant and does not mind.

I also like the anonymity the spider-man suit creates and the transformation into an undefined someone; it’s a freedom you do not even get here on the internet for much of the transmitted data is being recorded and you can be tracked down quite easily. I wish lycra fashion was well accepted in our society, even more for straight guys like me, and I could wear a zentai in public or on the job without causing too much unwanted attention. But on the other hand a general public exceptance of these suits would make them loose much of their exclusivness. I wish I was as courageous as for instance Mortice who visited the British Museum with a put on. But doing so would mean asking for trouble, and I do not want to risk my job that enables me to buy these suits and enjoy them in the privacy of my home.