Office job. Probably best described as “Project management”.

I don’t think “getting into” is the right term. “Discovered” is better I think, because it felt like I found something that I wasn’t even looking for. If that makes sense. I remember going through a lot of old vanilla magazines at a relative’s house during a holiday visit when I was quite young. Can’t remember the exact age. But max 12 I guess? Around that age one of those magazine issues had an article about leather, latex and BDSM. And that was it. I knew that this weird, mysterious and unknown material is something I needed in my life.

The “discovery” happened in the late 80’s. So, 35 years for sure. Certainly, before the Internet was a thing. I mention that, because the Internet was a revelation in terms of information about latex.

Fully covered in Heavy Rubber? Unfortunately, not often enough. But small items like panties under normal clothes? About once, twice a week for sure.

I started out with talc, because I didn’t know any other alternatives. Switched to lube relatively late. But I have to admit that it has to be the right lube. Some I like, some I don’t.

Very few people. And only people who are into it themselves.

Well, since they are into it themselves: great! 😉

First? Can’t remember exactly, since it was a long time ago. Most likely cheaply made long gloves and briefs with a penis sheath/attached condom. 

Latest: A Studio Gum Mask

Briefs/slip/panties with a penis sheath/attached condom. Everything else just isn’t the same without this.

Hm… It’s “scratching an itch” so to speak. Wearing latex just feels… “Right”. Other than that: It’s a huge creative outlet and a way to escape into your own mind from the day-to-day life. If it wouldn’t sound so cheesy, I would say it can be almost like meditation.

But we all know (I hope) the great feeling of getting out of our rubber clothes being all sweaty and exhausted, but at the same time very relaxed, calm, happy and at peace with the world. Or is this just me?

Traveling, reading and Art! Consuming it in museums all over the place and also creating art. (Well, I leave it up to others if my work is really art or not.) And spending quality time with people I care about.