it is true that a clue to a woman's views of her femininity might be found in her choice of underwear?

[amd_360]

it is true that a clue to a woman's views of her femininity might be found in her choice of underwear? its for a class on college

[Ice.Maiden]

Oh it is, it is!!! The ones from Agent Provacateur are SOOooooo lovely!!!!!
And I think that China's red and white polka dot things sound great. Right - quick character assessment - I'd say that you can be a fun person. Right?

[heathfield]

My wife's knickers may not be the best thing in town, but they're very close to it! ;-)

[{Dakota}]

Hi amd,

Can you tell us where you heard/read that sentence that your looking for it to be confirmed, please? I'm just looking for a bit of background as to how the orginator came to this conclusion.

I think I know what you're saying but I'm not so sure that there's very much truth in it, possibly there is in a minority of women.

For the most part (as has already been said here) it really depends on how we're feeling, whether we're having a 'fat' day, on our period etc. and also with what we're wearing on top of the underwear that dictates this too...e.g. if we're throwing on a pair of joggers and T-shirt for blitzing our cleaning, we're unlikely to be wearing some fancy underwear.

That doesn't mean we don't feel feminine though, it just means that life has got in the way of us feeling overtly so at that time.

There's no doubt about it, and I'm sure most of the ladies will agree here, that when we are wearing nice undies that our feeling of femininity is increased - but I'm pretty sure that it's not just the undies, it's the whole package...the nice outfit, hair styled and make up on.

So, personally, I disagree with that statement, if you look at my undies tomorrow, you'll get a clue to my state of mind for that one day, not how feminine or unfeminine I am.

I hope that makes sense and I'm not missing the point of your question....or if anyone can explain it better than I can!