Snooping Around

[Big Bair]

OK - I was 15ish, alone bored, baby sitting so I went snooping in the master bedroom.

I only found the under wear drawer - cotton panties, bras, panty hose etc nothing "sinister"

How about anyone else - am I the only one or did anyone else do this and hit "pay dirt"

 

[peachykeen]

This could be an interesting thread to pursue, but it does not belong on the how-to board. Try taking it over to the GB.

 

[SlickTony]

The most interesting thing (of that type) I ever found in a client's house was a Frederick's of Hollywood catalog. This, mind you, was waaaaaay back before Frederick's was respectable enough to appear in a mall (something which still boggles my mind a little bit). This was in a house where there was literally nothing else to read.

I was full of curiosity and hormones at that age, but was able to turn it off while in a client's house; I don't know whether I'd be that way now. At any rate, these were slightly more innocent times, and what I trolled for in a client's house was something to read after the kids had gone to bed. One of the best places I was ever in was where I encountered James Thurber's Fables For Our Time. I laughed until I was helpless.

That's not to say I never encountered anything interesting. In one client's house he'd left a copy of Psychology Today on the coffee table. It contained a piece on how campus life is like an artificial womb, and the cover photo featured a young man, with longish hair and wearing nothing but a pair of sneakers, curled discreetly in a fetal position in a womb. The client's son, a six-year-old boy, wanted to know what the picture was about and so I did my best to explain it to him.

This same client had an aunt, Dariel Telfer, who wrote a horrific book, The Caretakers, about mental illness and goings on in a mental hospital. I don't know how wide its sales were, and I am quite sure it's gone out of print, but it probably contributed toward the attitude of fear and stigma that to some degree still adheres to mental illness today.

 

[Earl]

Found pornos

Once about 25 years ago while doing a job I found pornos. There were two of us working in a lady's basement correcting a water problem. Looking for something to read while using the can I found some pormo films not tapes in the living room in a basket with some mags. Needless to say we each took our turn watching alone and jerking off. Sure made the job more fun.

 

[SlickTony]

pormo films not tapes

And there just happened to be an 8mm projector to view 'em with? Lucky you!

 

[Big Bair]

Ooops

sorry for posting this in the wrong place - am still new around here (can you see the "Wet Paint" sign

apologies fer breakin board rules.

btw - I take it "GB" means General Board .?.?.?.?

 

[Richard49]

Re: Ooops

sorry for posting this in the wrong place - am still new around here (can you see the "Wet Paint" sign

apologies fer breakin board rules.

btw - I take it "GB" means General Board .?.?.?.?

yes GB means general board

 

[bbwforsugar]

Well, lets see....When I was working as a live-in nanny for three kids during my senior year at high school, I had a lot of time to snoop around. I found some tapes which were my first viewing of porn. Needless to say, I loved it! Whenever I was home alone (after school and before kids got home) it was masturbation frenzy! Now that I am on my own, I have a nice collection of my own, and of course vibrators to go along

 

[Lust Engine]

Well, lets see....When I was working as a live-in nanny for three kids during my senior year at high school, I had a lot of time to snoop around. I found some tapes which were my first viewing of porn. Needless to say, I loved it! Whenever I was home alone (after school and before kids got home) it was masturbation frenzy! Now that I am on my own, I have a nice collection of my own, and of course vibrators to go along

I think this is generally the way most of us were introduced to porn at an early age. Not a bad way to go! And now that you're on your own, it's a heckuva way to celebrate your exploration of things.