My F*cking Penny Loafers

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Teasing Me With His Loafers

Teasing Me With His Loafers, a set on Flickr.

When I first spotted this daddy by the food truck, his big, wide tassel loafers caught my attention. But it wan't until he sat down that he really got me going...

First, he crossed his legs. I love this position because it provides a great view of loafer and sock, and I can imagine that his loafer is being pointed out, offered for my pleasure.

Then he shifted on the bench, and his pant leg rode up, exposing the creamy flesh of his leg. When this happens, most men would pull the leg down to cover themselves up...not this man. He sat there, flesh exposed, casually enjoying his slice.

And, as if that weren't enough, he started to rotate his foot at the ankle, seemingly to entice me. I was hooked...and aroused. I took a seat on the bench across from him as he continued his show. Would he dangle his loafer? I kept waiting, hoping he'd recieve my psychic signal to do so. It never happened but if it had, I probably would have come in my trousers.

Was he aware that I was watching? He never looked at me, didn't seem to notice me. I waited for a signal, some sort of acknowledgement that he wanted to play. I would have followed him to the private mens room in his office building and I would have worshipped those wide loafers and hot, sweaty socked feet.

Something tells me he would have enjoyed it, but I never got to find out.

He was just a tease...

What is Sexy?

Untitled, a photo by didUCme2 on Flickr.

In one of my previous posts, there were some comments and discussion about bringing more diversity to my blog and I'm all for it. I'm attracted to many different types of men. Sure, the "cookie cutter" model types are attractive, but I prefer "real men". That's why I find candid photos of men on the street, or in everyday situations, to be sexier than the posed "glamour shots" of shaved, chiseled hunks (not that there's anything wrong with those). I'd much rather peruse Flickr over a porn site any day!

Some people have a "type" or are only attracted to certain types of guys, but I find that extremely limiting. There are all types of sexy and when I see I man, I can often find something sexy or attractive about him. It could be his face or his body, but it could also be his sense of style, the way he dresses, or how he carries himself. I can spot an average looking guy and notice that he has large, well-manicured hands and then I find myself wondering how he might use them on me and how they would feel. That's sexy.

Some people automatically rule a guy out because he's heavy or fat, or because he's Black or Asian, or because he's old. "They're just not my type...I just don't find them attractive," they say, and that's fine for them. For me, I try to keep an open mind.

Over the years, I've been fortunate enough to experience men of different races, ages, and body types. Some of my hottest, most memorable sexual encounters have been with men who weren't stereotypically attractive, men who wouldn't warrant a second look from a lot of people. Still, there were times when I have been dismissive...but sometimes those men were persistent and I gave in. And to my (pleasant) surprise they turned out to be unexpectedly hot and sexy.

So, the next time you see a man who's not your type, see if you can find something, anything, about him that's attractive...something that's sexy.

You may surprise yourself...and he just may surprise you!

Try it...for those of you not into Black men, see if you can find anything about this gent that just might turn you on.

How do YOU define sexy?

Young Guys Wear Expensive Loafers Too!

I frequently see young guys wearing loafers but it is rare that I spot one wearing Aldens, much less two!  Since Aldens are not cheap, I can't help but wonder what makes someone in their twenties decide to wear them. Are they from upper crusty stock? Are they dressing for the job they want by emulating their older, more experienced superiors in the office? Or do they just think they look good?

I was especially intrigued by these two. Aldens are made in New England and these guys are in Boston so that could have something to do with it. I wonder what their story is...

And since we're asking questions...

Q: Could there be anything better than spotting two twentysomething cuties wearing Alden tassel loafers?

A: Yes! One going sockless, and the other having heels slipping out of his very loose loafers.

Q: Could there be anything better than the above?

A: If you like video, then yes!

Loafer Daddies

Loafer Lunch, a photo by Loaferotica on Flickr.

Is there anything sexier than a silver daddy in a nice pair of loafers? Yes - two of them!

This duo makes my pulse (and my imagination) race!

Loafer Lust on ebay

Even though I treated myself and paid full retail ($600!) for my first pair of Aldens, I knew there was no way my budget would allow such indulgences on a regular basis.  Since then, my loafer collection has grown by leaps and bounds and I owe it all to eBay.

I regularly peruse the Alden/Brooks Brothers selection on eBay and I've purchased five pairs of used Aldens for less than what my one new pair cost.

The other day I stumbled across some listings that, I have to say,  got my juices flowing.  The seller's descriptions and photos were clearly aimed at loafer lovers. He sounds like someone who really "appreciates" a nice pair of loafers (maybe he reads this blog!).  Read the descriptions below and let me know what YOU think!

LIFE IS GOOD IN LOAFERS!

BETTER JUMP ON THESE LOW-CUT PENNIES . . . THEY’RE RARE!

NEED AN EXCITING PAIR OF BEAT PENNY LOAFERS?

10.5 M *** COLE HAAN TWO-TONE PENNY LOAFERS *** 10 1/2 D

I like shoeplay as much as the next guy ... but, man, I gotta tell you ... these slippery mothers got out of hand before I knew what was up.  Loads of fun on the short haul, but killers on the long haul:  cramped curled toes, slippin' heels, and everything else you'd expect from a pair of playful low cut loafers!

Hmmmmmm . . .

There was a time when these were new:  thick black uppers with contrasting brown vamp straps/throat trim/heel plates, low cut vamps, wide vamp straps with traditional penny slots, small tongues (the vamp appears even lower), full leather lining, leather sock liners, suede heel cups, leather soles, and stacked leather heels with rubber inserts. 

Wasn't long before the fun began.  Now these babies slip and slip with a mind of their own.

These loafers are in beat condition.  The uppers are broken in, the insides exude a heady leather smell, the linings in the toe boxes are split, the sock liners and heel cups are slick with shoe play, the soles soft, and the heels are slightly rounded (go figure ... guess the heel cleats worked).    Only on eBay could you find such an exciting pair.  NICE!

If you’re a loafer loving guy (aren’t we all?) ready for a good time, I'm thinking these CHs belong on your playdate.

LIFE IS GOOD IN LOAFERS!

You can see the full listing with pics here--------

READY TO MOVE UP TO EXOTIC REPTILE SKIN LOAFERS?

9.5 M *** BROOKS BROTHERS ALLIGATOR/CROCODILE PENNY LOAFERS *** 9.5 D

The only thing better than a pair of low-cut penny loafers is a pair of low-cut alligator/crocodile penny loafers!  And these babies are made in Italy for BROOKS BROTHERS.  Loafer aficionados know BROOKS BROTHERS for stunning design and quality.  They offer some of the finest traditional loafers on the market. 

And here’s a pair to get your pulse racing!

Loafer lovers sit back and feast your eyes on these BROOKS BROTHERS alligator/crocodile penny loafers:  rich dark brown alligator/crocodile uppers, extra low-cut hand sewn vamps, split toe stitching, penny straps with penny slots, short rounded tongues, rolled tongue and throat trim, heel foxing, leather linings, suede heel cups, full length leather sock liners, leather soles with narrow waists, and stacked leather heels with rubber inserts.   

JEEZ!  What are the chances of finding a pair of these on eBay?   And, this LOW CUT?   

These loafers are definately alligator/crocodile skins and not a printed leather, but I do not know if they are alligator or crocodile.  The skin looks just like my POLO Prescott Crocodile Camp Moc's skin, so I would go with crocodile.  Can any of you experts help?

These loafers are in very good condition.  The alligator/crocodile uppers are beautiful (no cracks or splits), the insides are clean with a heady leather smell, and the thick leather soles are rock solid.  The heels are rounded enough that I would consider new heel plates. 

These loafers have been thoroughly sanitized, saddle soaped (yes, of course, you can wash reptile skin), air dried on cedar shoetrees, saturated with CADILLAC’s reptile cream conditioner, edge dressed with Fiebing’s Edge Dressing, and polished with MELTONIAN brown shoe cream.

They’re ready!

If you’re a loafer loving guy with champagne taste and style to match, I’m thinking these excellent loafers are for you.  

See the full listing with pics here