Would be perfect…. Except!

[Cherie]

Was reminded by a PM of Suzie from plastqueunique and how she was one of the first images on the internet I came across of a woman wilfully nude under see-through plastic. I loved seeing new photos of her on the site, but two things dulled the experience for me - pictures in which she was smoking and her extreme make up. So, what attributes found on rainwear images turn you off? Is there anything you find so bad that it destroys any sense of desire for the main attraction (raincoat obviuosly). I appreciate that smoking is a fetish in its own right, but not for me!

This is an example of lovely except for….. yuk…. for me (It’s a porn site so don’t click if that is a yuk for you)…

https://xhamster.com/videos/british-bbw ... at-xhoVI5d

Cherie x

[mason]

Images of attractive girls wearing raincoats outdoors and/or in public really do it for me, like nothing else.

[Tiefdruckgebiet]

i prefer very natural taken pictures, and fully clothed, not too much make up or anything. also no piercings.

Same here - smoking is completely a turn-off, nice pics in a nice surrounding, be it a park in the city or a stroll at an historic castle, old bridge crossing, at a lake or river, or even modern glass towers architecture... with women wearing a classic raincoat design with pride and happiness.

That's how it should look like:

[Rainworshipper]

If anything is a bit of a turnoff for me it is women with very short hair, also huge amounts of facial makeup, it looks very artificial. I don't really mind eyeshadow or lipstick, it's been around long enough to be traditional.

[BooBoo3845]

I find the casualness of a woman just wearing a shiny raincoat, especially when it’s not raining is a huge turn on for me. I often wonder if they have a bit of a fetish for shiny snap front hooded raincoats. For me the beauty is in the simplicity I suppose….

[rainwearseeker]

i live in the US so i have never seen rukkas around sadly. i did not know about them until half my life ago.

[Tiefdruckgebiet]

i live in the US so i have never seen rukkas around sadly. i did not know about them until half my life ago.

Same here (GER) - I've never seen one in real life, only my own ones for photographic purposes. I first got internet access in 1998 when I left my parents home and moved to my first own apartment. It was a 56K modem connection, unbelievable today but I discovered nice pics of lovely ladies in raincoats, then I discovered the Rukka raincoats and some other brands like Børmax or the old German Klepper coats, the old British SBR macs and capes...

[rainwearseeker]

i have some bormaxes. one that is like an unbelted rukka but i also have a blue one but it has a thick lining. and then i have a red one with a large white zipper but it the material is almost rubber like.

[annabell-cagoule]

Smoking is a turn off for me, hoods not hanging right, like they are all off to one side makes me want to straighten them for people.

Never really had much of a thing for rukkas, they interested me and have seen plenty in the UK over the years but they are starting to peak my interest more recently and I am starting to think about getting one, I prefer the shorter shiny ones to the full length, plenty pop up on eBay.

[rainwearseeker]

my favorite hood design is where it has the neck cover and the duck bill like on the farmerrain retro coats.