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I forgot my towel once after a shower so I had to naked run to my bedroom luckily I didn't get caught by my younger brother also my friend had to do a naked run after losing at beer pong and she's female anyone ever done a naked run?
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never 'had to' but i have done. I'm not proud, I don't care and sometimes it's funny
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(Original post by gjd800)
never 'had to' but i have done. I'm not proud, I don't care and sometimes it's funny
never 'had to' but i have done. I'm not proud, I don't care and sometimes it's funny
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It happened when I stayed in student accommodation. I had forgotten to take my towel into the bathroom with me but luckily I'd left my dressing gown hanging on the back of the door (or so I thought). I listened to make sure no one was looking only to realise that my dressing gown had gone missing (I later found out that it had dropped on the floor outside the bathroom and the cleaning lady had taken it to lost and found). So I had to run to my room, completely naked and wet (I initially used some toilet paper to dry my skin but it was of the fairly cheap variety and just left bits of toilet paper residue on me instead). Fortunately I'd left my room open (my keys were in my dressing gown pocket just in case).
To make it all worse, I used to wear a chastity cage when I was at uni (which had one of those small brass padlocks) which kept rattling/clicking as I ran! It was so embarrassing.
To make it all worse, I used to wear a chastity cage when I was at uni (which had one of those small brass padlocks) which kept rattling/clicking as I ran! It was so embarrassing.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
It happened when I stayed in student accommodation. I had forgotten to take my towel into the bathroom with me but luckily I'd left my dressing gown hanging on the back of the door (or so I thought). I listened to make sure no one was looking only to realise that my dressing gown had gone missing (I later found out that it had dropped on the floor outside the bathroom and the cleaning lady had taken it to lost and found). So I had to run to my room, completely naked and wet (I initially used some toilet paper to dry my skin but it was of the fairly cheap variety and just left bits of toilet paper residue on me instead). Fortunately I'd left my room open (my keys were in my dressing gown pocket just in case).
To make it all worse, I used to wear a chastity cage when I was at uni (which had one of those small brass padlocks) which kept rattling/clicking as I ran! It was so embarrassing.
It happened when I stayed in student accommodation. I had forgotten to take my towel into the bathroom with me but luckily I'd left my dressing gown hanging on the back of the door (or so I thought). I listened to make sure no one was looking only to realise that my dressing gown had gone missing (I later found out that it had dropped on the floor outside the bathroom and the cleaning lady had taken it to lost and found). So I had to run to my room, completely naked and wet (I initially used some toilet paper to dry my skin but it was of the fairly cheap variety and just left bits of toilet paper residue on me instead). Fortunately I'd left my room open (my keys were in my dressing gown pocket just in case).
To make it all worse, I used to wear a chastity cage when I was at uni (which had one of those small brass padlocks) which kept rattling/clicking as I ran! It was so embarrassing.
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(Original post by Hannah0505)
Did anyone see you?
Did anyone see you?
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I didn't see anyone in front of me when I was running down the corridor (I'm assuming no one was behind me!). However it felt super risky because it was in the morning before lectures when people are usually out and about. There were people in the kitchen and I could hear people going in and out of their rooms when I had made it back to my room, too.
I didn't see anyone in front of me when I was running down the corridor (I'm assuming no one was behind me!). However it felt super risky because it was in the morning before lectures when people are usually out and about. There were people in the kitchen and I could hear people going in and out of their rooms when I had made it back to my room, too.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I used to wear a chastity cage when I was at uni
I used to wear a chastity cage when I was at uni
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(Original post by Anonymous)
It happened when I stayed in student accommodation. I had forgotten to take my towel into the bathroom with me but luckily I'd left my dressing gown hanging on the back of the door (or so I thought). I listened to make sure no one was looking only to realise that my dressing gown had gone missing (I later found out that it had dropped on the floor outside the bathroom and the cleaning lady had taken it to lost and found). So I had to run to my room, completely naked and wet (I initially used some toilet paper to dry my skin but it was of the fairly cheap variety and just left bits of toilet paper residue on me instead). Fortunately I'd left my room open (my keys were in my dressing gown pocket just in case).
To make it all worse, I used to wear a chastity cage when I was at uni (which had one of those small brass padlocks) which kept rattling/clicking as I ran! It was so embarrassing.
It happened when I stayed in student accommodation. I had forgotten to take my towel into the bathroom with me but luckily I'd left my dressing gown hanging on the back of the door (or so I thought). I listened to make sure no one was looking only to realise that my dressing gown had gone missing (I later found out that it had dropped on the floor outside the bathroom and the cleaning lady had taken it to lost and found). So I had to run to my room, completely naked and wet (I initially used some toilet paper to dry my skin but it was of the fairly cheap variety and just left bits of toilet paper residue on me instead). Fortunately I'd left my room open (my keys were in my dressing gown pocket just in case).
To make it all worse, I used to wear a chastity cage when I was at uni (which had one of those small brass padlocks) which kept rattling/clicking as I ran! It was so embarrassing.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
May I ask why?
May I ask why?
I really enjoyed wearing it under clothes in public places (just the thought that I could be wearing something like this and no one would know about it was so exhilarating). Wearing it in and around student halls was risky though because it tended to leave a bit of a bulge in things like tracksuit bottoms, plus as I mentioned the brass lock tends to rattle a fair amount. I don't think anyone knew about it, although once one of my flatmate asked what the rattling was and I just lied and said it was my keys.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
It was just a fetish/kink of mine to wear one and not be allowed to pleasure myself. A few weeks after buying them I quickly learned that we had cleaners who would come into our rooms and collect our bins and clean our windows, etc. and I never hid any of my 'toys' because I never really had anybody else come into my room.
I really enjoyed wearing it under clothes in public places (just the thought that I could be wearing something like this and no one would know about it was so exhilarating). Wearing it in and around student halls was risky though because it tended to leave a bit of a bulge in things like tracksuit bottoms, plus as I mentioned the brass lock tends to rattle a fair amount. I don't think anyone knew about it, although once one of my flatmate asked what the rattling was and I just lied and said it was my keys.
It was just a fetish/kink of mine to wear one and not be allowed to pleasure myself. A few weeks after buying them I quickly learned that we had cleaners who would come into our rooms and collect our bins and clean our windows, etc. and I never hid any of my 'toys' because I never really had anybody else come into my room.
I really enjoyed wearing it under clothes in public places (just the thought that I could be wearing something like this and no one would know about it was so exhilarating). Wearing it in and around student halls was risky though because it tended to leave a bit of a bulge in things like tracksuit bottoms, plus as I mentioned the brass lock tends to rattle a fair amount. I don't think anyone knew about it, although once one of my flatmate asked what the rattling was and I just lied and said it was my keys.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
It was just a fetish/kink of mine to wear one and not be allowed to pleasure myself. A few weeks after buying them I quickly learned that we had cleaners who would come into our rooms and collect our bins and clean our windows, etc. and I never hid any of my 'toys' because I never really had anybody else come into my room.
I really enjoyed wearing it under clothes in public places (just the thought that I could be wearing something like this and no one would know about it was so exhilarating). Wearing it in and around student halls was risky though because it tended to leave a bit of a bulge in things like tracksuit bottoms, plus as I mentioned the brass lock tends to rattle a fair amount. I don't think anyone knew about it, although once one of my flatmate asked what the rattling was and I just lied and said it was my keys.
It was just a fetish/kink of mine to wear one and not be allowed to pleasure myself. A few weeks after buying them I quickly learned that we had cleaners who would come into our rooms and collect our bins and clean our windows, etc. and I never hid any of my 'toys' because I never really had anybody else come into my room.
I really enjoyed wearing it under clothes in public places (just the thought that I could be wearing something like this and no one would know about it was so exhilarating). Wearing it in and around student halls was risky though because it tended to leave a bit of a bulge in things like tracksuit bottoms, plus as I mentioned the brass lock tends to rattle a fair amount. I don't think anyone knew about it, although once one of my flatmate asked what the rattling was and I just lied and said it was my keys.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
It was just a fetish/kink of mine to wear one and not be allowed to pleasure myself. A few weeks after buying them I quickly learned that we had cleaners who would come into our rooms and collect our bins and clean our windows, etc. and I never hid any of my 'toys' because I never really had anybody else come into my room.
I really enjoyed wearing it under clothes in public places (just the thought that I could be wearing something like this and no one would know about it was so exhilarating). Wearing it in and around student halls was risky though because it tended to leave a bit of a bulge in things like tracksuit bottoms, plus as I mentioned the brass lock tends to rattle a fair amount. I don't think anyone knew about it, although once one of my flatmate asked what the rattling was and I just lied and said it was my keys.
It was just a fetish/kink of mine to wear one and not be allowed to pleasure myself. A few weeks after buying them I quickly learned that we had cleaners who would come into our rooms and collect our bins and clean our windows, etc. and I never hid any of my 'toys' because I never really had anybody else come into my room.
I really enjoyed wearing it under clothes in public places (just the thought that I could be wearing something like this and no one would know about it was so exhilarating). Wearing it in and around student halls was risky though because it tended to leave a bit of a bulge in things like tracksuit bottoms, plus as I mentioned the brass lock tends to rattle a fair amount. I don't think anyone knew about it, although once one of my flatmate asked what the rattling was and I just lied and said it was my keys.
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