A great many correspondents such as Jay (Atomage 9, Page 21) have graphically described the sensations and satisfactions of dressing up and wearing our disguises for long periods. Most enjoyable reading and encouraging to find one shares a common interest among intelligent and coherent people capable, like Jay, of capturing the poetry and sense of occasion of our private pleasures. Continue reading “Sensation & Satisfaction”
Acceptance
My wife and I have just received No. 10 and are very pleased to see that you are continuously trying to introduce new ideas about the modern way of dressing with materials which are well-known to everyone, but used in a rather exciting fashion. Continue reading “Acceptance”
Rain Lover
I have been a rubber lover for over 30 years, a leather addict for twelve years and became a convert to vinyl recently when I bought a super-soft, smooth and completely odourless suit (jacket and trousers) in Germany. Atomage is, therefore, ideal reading for me and I have read and re-read Nos. 1-10 many times. Continue reading “Rain Lover”
Rubber In Winter
My favourite double layers of black wigan described in my letter ‘Rubber Sunday’ (Atomage 9) give equally pleasurable, though different sensations when there is snow on the ground outside, as there is today when I am writing this. No matter how I warm the wigan coat and jeans they are still going to be cold to put on with their rubber surfaces next to the skin. Then they rapidly warm up as the second mac and rubber jeans go on over them. Moving to a cold room will suddenly cool the rubber and make me delightfully aware of the way in which it is gripping me. Enthusiasts will know the sensation. Those less fond of rubber say it is ‘clammy’ to wear. I am very glad it is! Continue reading “Rubber In Winter”
Stimulating Suits
With such world-wide interest in these subjects your magazine could easily be of immeasurable help in focussing scientific research which could open a whole new field of knowledge and universally useable techniques for mental and physical relaxation and rejuvenation. Continue reading “Stimulating Suits”
Why (some) Women Wont
Robert Henley’s article in Atomage 11 which looked at sexual attitudes and psychology attracted many letters and the lively interest of our readers. Here are two very different reactions: Continue reading “Why (some) Women Wont”