CutieMouse
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Vintage pale buttercream yellow lace bubble panties with attached garters.
Because they're adorable.

Because they're adorable.
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Can't say I've ever felt pretty - or ever wanted to.![]()
I'm just here to complain that I've now got that West Side Story song stuck in my head!
Yeah, before I learned how to defeat ear worms,
I once had "The Yellow Rose of Texas" stuck in my head for over a week.
"Oh the yellow rose of Texas,
da da da, da da, da da..."

I'm also all about artifice. I love the idea of looking "perfect." Not perfect like how Cosmo says perfect looks, or how Hollywood says perfect looks, but just perfectly together. If that makes sense. In my mind, I look the closest to perfect (and feel the best) when my hair is done, my makeup is flawless (and fabulous), my pantyhose don't have any runs in them, my dress fits just right, my shoes match my purse match my jewelry, etc.
I think of it sort of like being a barbie doll minus all the bleach blond and ridiculous proportions. Simply as perfectly me (as perfectly me as I want to be) as possible.
I've been slowly, sloooooowly working out some working theory about my thoughts on the matter but I'm not quite there yet.
P.S. I love drag queens, wish I was able to look the fabulous and perfect every day, and think I was a drag queen in a past life.
ETA: I guess a good way to think about it is as a sort of Performance of the Self sort of a thing.
Can't say I've ever felt pretty - or ever wanted to.![]()
I'm just here to complain that I've now got that West Side Story song stuck in my head!

I am half Native American. I have chinky eyes.
And, yeah, spider over the eye... I would flip out. I can't see how you women stand the make-up, fake lashes, etc. I would lose my mind.
I've worn stage make-up before, and it was a constant act of willpower to not wipe that crap off my face. Don't even get me started on the time my parents took me to a carnival and got my face painted. Ugly, ugly moment there.
If you wear the right kind of makeup, you can't even feel it on your face. I have very allergic, sensitive skin so I wear mineral makeup so it won't make me rash or break out, and it's so light I can't even notice it.
I have tried every foundation and mascara on the planet, and I finally tried the mineral powder make-up. It's fantastic! I hate the feeling of tons of make-up on my face, you really don't feel as if it's on at all!
Honestly, the older I get, the less make-up I feel I need to wear. My mother is blessed with beautiful skin, and at 71, she has fewer wrinkles than some of my friends. I feel very lucky that way. *keeps chugging the water*
The thing I like about living in the northwest is that last time I saw someone wearing nylons (or tight) they were either overly dressed teeny-bopper or I was at a funeral. Oregon is really casual.
I had a friend who was surprised when she moved up here from California. She was 'i always heard that californians were casual, but they aren't. OREGONIANS are casual.'
Let's put it this way. I can go into the bank and most of the people there will be in jeans and/or slacks. No tights. Comfortable flats. Light makeup.
Yeah! That’s what I love about the northwest, too – one of the many, many things I love about the northwest. And here on Wannahockalugee, casual is taken to a whole new level. Many businesses have signs that read, “No shoes, please”. It’s hysterical to stand in the bank with everyone in bare feet! Love it.
I think women in nice clothes; with coiffed hair and nice make up are pretty. I used to envy them a bit but I just realized I’d never be happy that way. I don’t wear make-up, do my hair, nails or anything else except maybe four times a year, for very special occasions. When I dress up, I feel very princessish but it’s more work than I’m prepared to put in on a daily basis. Besides, I’m in and out of the water all day – kind of pointless.
I haven’t worn panty hose or stockings for well over ten years, (except as part of wardrobe, on set). Cannot stand having stuff on my legs.

My friend owns a spa and she introduced me to mineral make-up – Jane Iredale, pricey but high quality. When I do paint myself, that’s all I use, it’s amazing stuff and it has SPF in it.
My best friend is the complete opposite from me. She always looks so hot. I know I drive her spare. She dragged me to Santa Monica to go shopping once. I had a panic attack because of all the people. She hasn’t tried that again. LOL.
Eh?
What's that?
Mineral make up? I'm gonna have to try some of that newfangled stuff I keep hearing about it.
LOL
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Oh and for the record:
The term Mongoloid refers to people of Chinese, Japanese, Native American, etc, decent. As in people who are Native, or Asain.
I am half Native American. I have chinky eyes.
If anyone takes offense to that, tough. I think I have chinky eyes, I'm allowed to say it because I am of that decent and I am NOT bowing to PCness. If I want to "insult" myself like that, that's my business. And it wasn't said as an insult.
I refuse to say anything else about the subject. Complaints can be filed to my PM box from now on.
I was taken aback by your "chinky eyes" comment.
Eh?
What's that?
Mineral make up? I'm gonna have to try some of that newfangled stuff I keep hearing about it.
LOL
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It's a god-send! I never thought it would provide coverage, but it does! And it's SO light, you don't even feel it! YAY! *does cartwheels*
Make sure it's the mineral kind...Satin's right ! No crap in it to clog up your face...OR harm animals or the environment!
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*imperiously points to her PM box* File 13 it dude, it's just not worth it.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
That means, if you find it offensive that I said that about MYSELF, I don't care. No one seems to find it offensive if someone calls them self fat, or a dumb blonde, or too old, so I can't see a reason why me saying I have chinky eyes is so OMGSHESAIDWHAT?!
That's all I'm saying about it. I don't wanna talk about it anymore. This is stupid.
That means, if you find it offensive that I said that about MYSELF, I don't care. No one seems to find it offensive if someone calls them self fat, or a dumb blonde, or too old, so I can't see a reason why me saying I have chinky eyes is so OMGSHESAIDWHAT?!
That's all I'm saying about it. I don't wanna talk about it anymore. This is stupid.
Y'know, I'm a quarter Japanese, and have the epicanthic fold fairly prominently, moreso than my half-Japanese dad, oddly enough. My aunt and uncle both have the same epicanthic fold, and of course my grandmother did. I've seen enough of your pictures that I've wondered more than once if you had some Japanese or Chinese in your background.
And I've never been insulted by Chink, Jap, Nip, or whatever. Been called it, didn't care. Whatever. It's not like that portion of my ancestry has been repressed, persecuted, or in any way downtrodden. My ancestors kicked the fuck out of everyone around them for centuries, losing only to the country I was born in. So, yeah, call attention to my ancestry. Whatever.
I can see why folks with backgrounds in people that have been persecuted and vilified would be pissed when those sort of terms are used as pejoratives. It makes sense to be pissed, and I can see why folks would comment here on this thread too. Me though? Nah. My Japanese ancestors were ass-kickers and head-takers. Feel free to name me after them.
And I've had a LOT of friends of similar descent (Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. You see a lot of kids of mixed descent growing up as an army brat), and the overwhelming majority didn't care one damned bit either. My friend SB was half Korean, half Filipino, and all bad-ass. Any time somebody called him "gook" or "slant" his response was an emphatic "Fuck yeah!" And I can't tell you how many times one of my friends has called me an "evil, slant-eyed motherfucker" and we all just laughed about it. Because, well, I am an evil slant-eyed motherfucker...
Not a damned thing is going to make me feel pretty though. Y'all can go on about the business of looking pretty.
You stupid idiot.
Calling yourself chinky is insulting to South Asian people. Like if you said you had nigger lips. It wouldn't be ok because you were talking about yourself.
There's not enough cosmetics in the world to make me feel pretty.
Thank goodness, too.
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Y'know, I'm a quarter Japanese, and have the epicanthic fold fairly prominently, moreso than my half-Japanese dad, oddly enough. My aunt and uncle both have the same epicanthic fold, and of course my grandmother did. I've seen enough of your pictures that I've wondered more than once if you had some Japanese or Chinese in your background.
And I've never been insulted by Chink, Jap, Nip, or whatever. Been called it, didn't care. Whatever. It's not like that portion of my ancestry has been repressed, persecuted, or in any way downtrodden. My ancestors kicked the fuck out of everyone around them for centuries, losing only to the country I was born in. So, yeah, call attention to my ancestry. Whatever.
I can see why folks with backgrounds in people that have been persecuted and vilified would be pissed when those sort of terms are used as pejoratives. It makes sense to be pissed, and I can see why folks would comment here on this thread too. Me though? Nah. My Japanese ancestors were ass-kickers and head-takers. Feel free to name me after them.
And I've had a LOT of friends of similar descent (Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. You see a lot of kids of mixed descent growing up as an army brat), and the overwhelming majority didn't care one damned bit either. My friend SB was half Korean, half Filipino, and all bad-ass. Any time somebody called him "gook" or "slant" his response was an emphatic "Fuck yeah!" And I can't tell you how many times one of my friends has called me an "evil, slant-eyed motherfucker" and we all just laughed about it. Because, well, I am an evil slant-eyed motherfucker...
Not a damned thing is going to make me feel pretty though. Y'all can go on about the business of looking pretty.