Do you like a man or woman in uniform?
All my life I've heard women cooing "ooo! I love a man in uniform!" Men like women in uniform too, but are slightly more discreet about vocalising it I think...we're too busy caught like a rabbit in the headlights, drooling
What's the attraction? Is it just because it looks good? Or is there something else behind it? Perhaps you see a man in uniform as a person who's responsible, and can take care of you, that kind of thing?
I must say that I'm a fan of air hostesses the Dutch ones when I flew to Japan looked very nice And they were nice to me, that helped as well.

I'm a bit partial to a nice Policewoman as well I think it's the tight pants and the way they wear their hair up.

What is it about uniforms?

just as long as it comes off

im more in line for a loincloth meself or some other barely there outfit then a uniform

StarsChildren wrote:
Why doesn't this suprise me ?

jhado wrote:
cuz u kno me so well
wat about u, uniform or no?

Uniforms equate to authority.
perhaps that's what some people are attracted to.I don't know, uniforms don't do anything for me

StarsChildren wrote:
No preference to be honest with you, as you said, as long as it comes off.

Maybe men who like women in uniform want a bit of "authority" in their lives

I'm not sure about men who like uniforms wanting authority in their lives...perhaps women might be more inclined towards that, I'm not sure.

With the policewoman thing...that might be more a case of them being more of an authority figure in their job and daily activities, but once in the bedroom, I'm in charge maybe that's just me

As for air hostesses...they're nice, and helpful, and they offer you food I remember a very nice Japanese hostess who seemed genuinely concerned that I hadn't eaten for hours and hours, she came up to me on more than one occasion and offered me food, a banana "are you sure?" "It's okay, I'm fine thanks"
And she looked great in her uniform

Bananas are food.

Sorry.

I accidentally slipped an and in

Those "ands" are little devils, they sneak while you're not looking

I'm not really a uniform kinda guy.

I see these more as outfits than uniforms.

I'll have the one on the left

Dunno about unicorns but i'd certainly give pegasus a going over.

I am guessing that the men in uniform thing started as it ment regular pay - but that it was then romanticised - leading people to equate the uniforms with attractive qualities such as bravery, loyalty and selflessness intelligence strength of character - doctors were thought of as demi gods, soldiers as courageous - firefighters as selfless - police as authoritative - nurses as caring etc etc - then there has been the whole idea of a uniform hiding the true nature of the person underneath it - nympho nuns and secretaries etc.

Nowadays I think that a lot of the romanticising has stopped in a sense as the reality of war, police brutality and doctors mistakes have made their way into the public domain - but the whole 'idea' is exploited in a 'sexual' way - the officer and a gentleman has turned into a male stripper routine...

In short though uniforms don't do it for me they are just another label to heap onto all the others we give ourselves and eachother.

I think you've nailed it thor

irrepressible wrote:
I'm not fussy, mate.

I think it's the purple wigs that do it for me. Dunno why.

Maybe I need help.

dubmeup wrote:
The wings give you something to hold onto I suppose.

hooters has pretty cool uniforms

hugorune wrote:






In response to the OP's question... the only kind of drooling I do over uniforms is the same kind a dog does with a posty

If You don't perform for these ladies, you're on the next Train to Dachau