Now I understand exactly why Sir Charles was so keen to give my husband all that extra “training” before his engagement as Sissy Maid Prudence with the D’or Baleine family! The training was simply an excuse. The two have become passionate lovers, and are spending as much time as they can in the boudoir. And here’s the rub – I am becoming extremely aroused by watching my gorgeously femininized husband being deeply penetrated by the athletic and magnificently equipped Sir Charles. Can’t make your mind up? There are also pieces such as the Maison Close Dentelle Openable Tanga, which have buttons or another fastening to transition from closed to open crotch. Both are clearly deriving immense pleasure from each other’s bodies. And I – Lady Rebecca Georgina Arabella Lyndon, Duchess of Basingstoke – am totally turned-on from watching this deliciously erotic spectacle! For one thing, many people actually find crotchless lingerie to be more comfortable. Both in the sense that there’s less potential for irritation from fabric rubbing against a sensitive area, and because it’s simply more breathable – much like going commando, only with underwear still on! If you want an airy option to keep you cool on those hot days, something crotchless could be just the thing. Crotchless lingerie has a very loyal following, and is incredibly popular for a variety of reasons. Are you a fan, and what’s the reason if so?

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This is how I bend down to peep through The Salon's two-way mirror – as I spy on my husband and his new lover, Sir Charles Dexter! For much the same reason, sufferers of hypersensitivity or vulvodynia may find some relief from open-crotch lingerie. Keeping the area free from seams, friction, and allergy-inducing fabrics can help to keep flare ups at bay. Who knew that crotchless lingerie could have health benefits?! Of course, the biggest reason (I’m guessing) that people like open-crotch lingerie today is that it can be very sexy. Much like in the bathroom, there’s no need to take it off in the bedroom either. And aesthetically, it definitely makes a statement! It’s bold, it’s daring, and it leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. The history of lingerie is endlessly fascinating. Did you know, for example, that in the past women’s underwear used to be crotchless as standard? It was seen as more hygienic, more practical, and even more modest since the wearer could use the bathroom without undressing.