More often than I like to admit, I feel trapped. Trapped by my own choices. No where to go, no way to make changes. I know it’s not true, but sometimes I need a reminder of how wrong I am.
Feeling free takes a lot of forms. Being outside. Taking a break. Driving with the windows rolled down. The weekend.
And sometimes, it’s as simple as taking off your bra.
Thanks to Hyacinth and Boobday for giving me a reason to take boob selfies instead of working this afternoon.
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I have to give her my thanks to as I walked in on you taking said selfie.
I think you’ll get to thank Hy in person when we go to Eroticon. 🙂
Nothing in the world more freeing than taking your bra off after a long day. It’s the first thing to come off when I get home. Nic boobs btw.
Weirdly, I rarely wear one but it STILL feels good to take off, lol. And thanks. 😀
Love that feeling! Sorry you are feeling trapped by life choices. And your boobs are magnificent, no wonder JB is impressed.
Once I get myself organized and on track, I think I’ll feel less trapped. I’ve already made some changes that (once they kick in) will definitely help.
And thank you. *blush*
Like you, I rarely wear one . . . though sometimes it is necessary for the office, just to keep a modicum of modesty.
But I totally agree . . . it is then so lovely to be released.
Lovely photo !!!
Xxx – K
I put one on for errands, appointments with teachers and doctors, and date night if it makes my outfit look better (but I skip it if a certain someone prefers it, lol).
Fantastic – very sensual shot – I also really like how you talk about “choices” you have made – these days it appears so often that people are all talking about life as if there are not any choices- and things just happen…
I’m not sure when my thinking changed…I think around the time I turned 30 or so and went through my divorce, but it’s definitely a way of thinking that not a lot of people get (sadly). I got myself into this mess, and I’ll get myself out…with JB’s help.