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So, we all know that lingerie is the standard for sexy - to the point at which just seeing it can be visual shorthand for sex itself. But what what would be the equivalent for a man to wear for you? Or should we, in fact, be investing in a bit of lace ourselves?

True! TNP has been caught looking where they shouldn't.

Well, we can't have you wearing anything substandard, can we?

Always fancied being seduced into something wild by a hot older woman. Late teens-20s, I doubt I could have resisted for long. No longer in my 20s, so sadly not cougar-bait anymore.

Shame you've deleted your pics. But, I guess it's good to always leave them wanting more.

Used to have a hot girl so the trolley when I had to get the train a lot as a teenager. Wish I'd picked up the courage. No cubicle, though!

Definitely not something I care about. For me it's around 20? For her, I've never asked! For my ex, I think we talked about it once, and it was around 50 or 60.

She'd be well worth travelling for!

Well, I'm jealous if you wore that to work!

Not surprised, steering wheel on mine felt like it was blistering. Going to get hotter, I hear. And, with what the heat does to me... fun times.

Climb me

I thought I was hot enough today. Guess I was wrong. Very hot and bothered, now.

Yield to me

I would say I don't have that problem on a motorbike, but I do, about 5 seconds after I get off. Still, AC's free. Well, there's a thing you twist on the right handlebar which can turn it right up :D

So, how do you like to play as a couple?

Looking great, but the question is, what are you looking for?

I definitely understand the no-UV blues. It makes going outdoors a task, when for other people it's just something they do. Puts up another barrier between you and the outside world. And mine is nowhere near as painful as that looks. Had an accident a while ago, and couldn't drink for a couple...

Granted. You can see me on the sofa, passed out, in nothing but sweatpants, popcorn bowl tipping slowly to the floor, film still playing in the background. Room-temperature Netflix and chilled. I wish I could tell inanimate objects off.

Fun fact: I'm actually allergic. And *still* don't react that badly most of the time. That's brutal.