So frustrating...

[Kinky-In-Scotland]

Being a straight, hetrosexual guy with a fetish for PVC rainwear and ascociated accessories (wellies, rubber gloves, etc) is so frustrating, I enjoy my rainwear for sexual pleasure, the sensation of reaching orgasm dessed is smooth, slippery PVC is definitely an exhilerating sensation. The frustrating part is that finding a woman who understands, shares and enjoys the same is just impossible! I have read through most of the posts in the Members Meets section and it's very much similar things in all of the posts, gay or bi men looking for fun in various types of rainwear.

So, why am I posting? well I guess it's a last long shot at trying to find a female who would be interested in some fun in rainwear, I'm 55 and based in Scotland but I do enjoy travelling and would be happy to go anywhere in the UK, I'm not expecting any response from this post but nothing ventured, nothing gained as they say

[rainwearinme]

If only the same in Kent

[Virginial]

Likewise in Gloucestershire

[Cherie]

If your primary objective is sex in PVC with a woman you are not likely to find that here or anywhere. First you find a woman, then hope she doesn’t run a mile over the PVC part. Having been in many relationships over the years (with women) I can tell you the PVC part has to come later and sometimes you strike lucky and sometimes you don’t. If you don’t want a relationship first and just desire a woman in PVC then find a call girl, for money she’ll do anything you want and fake enjoying it as deep as your pockets will go.

I have done this recently and at first it didn’t work as I chose girls in their 20’s and I am older than you! I found a woman of more advanced years and was pleased that her wardrobe was already stocked with some items I liked. After a few sessions I gave her a plastic mac which she simply put on and said nothing at all about it, other than wearing it during sex. She is really nice and we chat a bit, but I always get the feeling that the meter is running, and I am not flushed for cash. She hasn’t met Cherie but I suspect she will be totally ok with it providing I keep paying. Works for me at the moment since my girlfriend walked out on me a while back. I’d love for a woman to genuinely get turned on in PVC with me, but that has never happened, the best has been toleration.

Cherie x

[Rainworshipper]

I am in the same situation, I just wish that when I was younger and there were more opportunities to get together with women, I wish that I had opened up about having a fetish for shiny rainwear. Some women might have run a mile from it, but there might have been others who would have been willing to give it a try.

[rainwearinme]

When you think about it, why should wearing a PVC Mackintosh be odd when sexy on a woman, she would of course look sexy in our eyes no more different than seeing a woman wearing sexy undies, but somehow it considerd kinky and this can put off some women, but hey until they try a PVC Mac on and secretly they love the look and feel of one. But will they tell you ?.
Over the years I have managed to encourage a few women to try on a PVC Mac, they like but of course not as crazy to wear like most of us guys.

[Nylon macs]

Mmm very true. My wife loves them but not to comfortable wearing them outside now she know it's a fetish thing .
But before it didn't bother her.

[Welliedude]

I have a few thoughts on this.
Women who are intonrainwear ovc etc do 100% exist and I know a few of them. But you're speaking like less than 10. Now that's only the ones who speak to me via social media and don't monetise their time via onlyfans etc. So yes there are more out there but I'd wager less than 1000 easily.
So no you're probably not gonna find one in your local area who finds you attractive enough to sleep with let alone have a relationship. Sorry.
However, if you can find someone who likes you for you and has an open mind they will probably wear a rain mack or wellies in bed for you. And if them not doing that is a relationship deal breaker then be upfront with them. Don't waste months to find out they will not do it. Or think less of you because of it.

In any case, from one Scot to another, best of luck to ye

[Kinky-In-Scotland]

I have a few thoughts on this.
Women who are intonrainwear ovc etc do 100% exist and I know a few of them. But you're speaking like less than 10. Now that's only the ones who speak to me via social media and don't monetise their time via onlyfans etc. So yes there are more out there but I'd wager less than 1000 easily.
So no you're probably not gonna find one in your local area who finds you attractive enough to sleep with let alone have a relationship. Sorry.
However, if you can find someone who likes you for you and has an open mind they will probably wear a rain mack or wellies in bed for you. And if them not doing that is a relationship deal breaker then be upfront with them. Don't waste months to find out they will not do it. Or think less of you because of it.

In any case, from one Scot to another, best of luck to ye

Thanks for your comment m8, I do appreciate what you've said, but I should point out I never mentioned looking for a relationship! I've been single now for 12 years and I'm more than happy being alone, I'm used to the fact that life is just going to be that way for me and I'm fine with that. My original post was a whimsical attempt to maybe connect with a woman who was looking for some NSA fun in PVC rainwear, nothing more, I totally accept it was a complete long shot and never likely to happen, but these days, you never know! Are you in Angus? I'm sure we've crossed paths before, on another site maybe?

[Pvcjayne]

We do exist, I'm one of them. Although my interest is general pvc and shiny fetishwear rather than specifically rainwear, although of course the two can overlap, infact like many of you my interest started as a young teenager wearing plastic macs and loving the feeling of the plastic against my skin. I don't really have any solutions to your dilemma I'm afraid, I'm not sure how my husband would feel if I were to visit you dressed in all my finery next time we visit lovely Scotland. But I do think shiny plastic generally does seem to be getting more mainstream, you can buy a limited amount in high street shops even Primark, back in the 70s it was incredibly niche. All I can do is wish you the best of luck.