How to Satisfy a Latex Fetish

Latex fetishes are among the most common of clothing fetishes. Also known as PVC (polyvinyl chloride), latex is celebrated by "rubberists" of every age, gender and sexual orientation. Latex products are commonly sold, making latex fetishes relatively easy to satisfy.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

1. Surprise your spouse or partner with latex. Since latex is commonly associated with sex, you won't be going out on a limb by bringing some to the bedroom. Start with something modest, like gloves or leggings, and leave the zippered facemask until you're both good and ready.

2. Visit places frequented by other latex fetishists. It's fairly common for most big cities to have entire clubs dedicated to fetish clothing. If you live in a small town, consider planning a weekend trip to New York or San Francisco, where you're likely to find plenty of other rubberists with which to party.

3. Experiment with sex toys. Many forms of adult novelties are made from latex and are popular among others who share your kink. Try visiting your local adult bookstore that sells sex toys.

4. Look for latex themed pornography. Many adult DVDs and websites have been created to satisfy latex fetishists around the world. If you're not quite ready to explore your fetish with others, adult entertainment can be a discreet, modest way to enjoy latex.

5. Purchase latex clothing, either for yourself or your partner. Most big cities have stores that carry a wide variety of latex clothing, from boots to masks. Latex lovers in small towns can turn to the Internet, where sites like TheLatexStore.com have a wide selection of rubber clothing and accessories (see Resources below).

6. Explore the world of bondage. Many in the bondage community share a passion for latex clothing and toys. If you can tolerate the pain, the world of BDSM can be a good way to meet other latex lovers.

7. Host a latex party. From dedicated rubberists to the curious, there are many people who enjoy the opportunity to dress up. Parties can be safe, fun ways to meet others who share your passion.

Tips & Warnings

• Latex allergies are fairly common. In rare cases, they can be deadly. Make sure to check with your doctor if you experience any rashes or skin irritation. Children are especially susceptible to latex allergies, so make sure to store your full-body suit where the kids won't find it.

Resources

• The Latex Store for rubber clothing

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[fetishbuzz]

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[JamesBracken1]

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[lustlovelatex]

on 11/22/2008 "Also known as PVC (polyvinyl chloride)" Wrong! Latex, as found in nature, is the milky sap from the rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis), and has nothing to do with PVC. For more information about latex fetishism visit: www.latexwiki.com

[BrianSloan]

on 9/23/2008 Its a great post.....
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[MissBonnie]

on 8/12/2008 Some great advise here for starting out. Well done!

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