I just thought of something that I should have thought of 40 years ago. It might have made me walk out of the temple then instead of going through with a marriage.

When I married my 19 year old wife she started wearing the same exact type of underwear that my great-grandmother wore. I, of course wore the same kind of underwear that my grandpa wore when I was teenager and going on a mission.

How sexy is that--and how wrong is that?

Aw, it doesn't matter what kind of underwear married people wear!!

It only matters that you never see your spouse nekkid... That's ghawd's way, garments on, eyes closed. After all, it's just to make babies!

Lots of pressure on the GAs for continuity, even without substantial reasons or logic.

What??? She didn't shop at Emma's Secret?

Nice one! Funny.

ziller hab such a weird bonar right now ~


links to pics ? ~

How do we know how sexy it is? We haven't seen the pictures- or heard anything exciting, or dull, described yet.

We also don't know what your grandmother looked like at 19.

So, you have a 19 year old bride?
What does she have to hide?

keeping their garments on as much as possible that they were reluctant to bathe regularly.

It's a miracle that they reproduced at all.

Maybe that's what polygamy was all about. Stench management through partner rotation.

I feel fortunate that garmies have never been a part of wife's and my marriage. Wife's undie choices re: tend to run conservative, but it's still waaayyyy better than it would have been.

Pics or it didn’t happen

I must say... Haven't been on the sight in a long time but I thought this was great. My bride was a little (ok, a lot) reserved through the LDS years. Came home from work on my birthday a few days ago and found her wearing high heels and a smile holding a beer for me. Life is grand!

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> How sexy is that--and how wrong is that?

I might have left the church earlier if I had to wear my parents one piece underwear. Garments change like everything else. Just not so much.