Gagging Pantyhose

Gagging Pantyhose
Medically Reviewed by Dan Brennan, MD on June 29, 2021
People who have a pantyhose fetish typically become sexually aroused through wearing pantyhose, watching other people wear pantyhose, or both. They may also feel aroused by watching others put on or take off pantyhose, using pantyhose as bondage restraints and gags, or being forced to wear pantyhose.
A pantyhose fetish, which may develop during childhood, is more common among men than women. Some people who have a pantyhose fetish may have a preference for a different type of pantyhose or a different outfit worn with pantyhose, like skirts, uniforms, or types of footwear. This can include specific looks often associated with pantyhose, like formal business clothing, pencil skirts, or a school outfit.
While some become aroused due to the silky texture of a pantyhose, others may become aroused due to the appearance of pantyhose on the legs, which are sheer and do not cover the legs completely. Pantyhose can make the legs appear smooth, airbrushed, and firm. They may also create arousal due to their tight-fitting style, which highlights curves and creates a sensual barrier over the skin.
While there is overlap between pantyhose fetish, foot fetish, and cross dressing fetish, they are still different sexual fetishes. A pantyhose fetish focuses mainly on the pantyhose as an object of clothing—either worn by a person or used as a sexual object.
A foot fetish is a fetish where feet are a strong trigger for arousal. While some may be aroused by the sight or feel of feet, others may need feet to be involved to reach climax. Someone who has a foot fetish might enjoy kissing, touching, licking, sucking, or massaging a person’s feet. Others might enjoy foot gagging, smelling feet, or being stepped on.
A foot fetish often involves a particular sort of footwear or other clothing, including hosiery and nylons. This means that someone’s interest in pantyhose fetish might also include an interest in foot fetish.
Nylon can create a smooth, shapely, and appealing look to the foot. The slippery texture of pantyhose also makes shoes slip off much more easily. This can lead to shoe play or shoe dangling, which can be appealing to foot fetishists as well.
Foot smelling fetish may also overlap with pantyhose fetish. Wearing a pantyhose can create a sweat odor that may be attractive to some people interested in foot fetishes, particularly foot smelling.
Pantyhose fetish can be explored alone or together with a partner. All it needs is pantyhose of any kind. The most popular pantyhose for sexual use are the sheer, nylon variety, although they can come in different colors and styles.
Pantyhose is a versatile sexual tool that can be used in a variety of ways, including:
While you can explore the fetish with your partner — either by wearing pantyhose or your partner wearing pantyhose — you can also explore it alone. Many people who are aroused by pantyhose may wear nylons underneath their clothing during the day or wear them while masturbating . Others may view images or videos of people posing in pantyhose.
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Sex Therapy Online: “Pantyhose Fetish.”
Thomas Jefferson University: “Olfaction and Sexuality.”
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I consider pantyhose to be right up there with duct tape as a tool kit
essential. A friend with two daughters saves them for me. Have a spool of nylon fish line that keeps getting loose? Got a box that you're tired of re-taping? Lost the straw thing on your WD-40... again? Pantyhose do it all and more! And they come in colors!! Even better, discarded pairs are FREE!
A. Pantyhose, stockings, knee highs, tights, socks... holes or not, all have a potential future. Some version is usually available free from parents of little girls or big girls. In a pinch one could (shudder) purchase new pantyhose at any grocery or drug store. B. Sharp scissors suitable for cutting cloth. If you don't have a pair of sewing scissors designated for "cloth only! '' this is a good reason to get a pair - and label them.
There are a few uses for pantyhose in their original whole state. You can actually bundle a bunch of packing boxes with one pair. You can use them to keep foam pads on a camp cot. One leg over, one leg under, ignore the body. Because they are soft and stretchy, there's no hard ridge of cord to keep you awake. They are big enough and strong enough to tie up queen sized memory foam or just about any other bedding.
TIE FIRST! Tie off the legs before cutting them from the body. This allows the knots to be very close to the 'body'. THEN snip off the legs.  I usually keep a 'body' full of 'bodies' on hand along with a 'leg' full of legs.
Legs are just the right size to go around Styrofoam coolers. Stretch the leg around the cooler and tie a knot. One leg at each end works well. You can usually remove and replace the legs without untying them. This size is also handy for keeping sleeping bags, foam camping pads, or tarps rolled.
'Bodies' make good pre-filters for shop vacs. They keep the big stuff from blocking the filter pores. This is especially handy when using a wet vac for dusty situations. I put a quart of water in the bottom of the tank before I begin. The body is on the filter. When I'm done cleaning, I peel the body off the filter. ( It's turning inside out in the process. ) The big stuff is inside the body 'sack' now. I hang/stretch the 'sac' across the top of an old plastic pitcher so the big stuff is cupped in the body. Then I can pour the cruddy water from the tank through the body... catching the medium and small stuff. The muddy water in the bottom of the pitcher is then free enough of debris to go down the drain. The drained 'body' (full of crud) goes into the garbage.
'stockings' or 'hose' have been used as strainers for generations. You can, of course, strain paint. with a single layer piece of a body or leg. You can drain alfalfa or other small seeds after soaking them. ( Later in their development, changing to something with a courser mesh will let the hulls drain out. )
OK, I'm phobic about the idea of venomous things hanging out in boots and gloves that have been stored in basements or garages. Use 'thighs' for this. Start with a whole pantyhose and tie the standard knots between the legs and the body. Then tie a second set of knots about an inch below the first set.   Cut between the double knots on each leg.  You now have the body tied off and two legs with knots at the top and toes at the bottom. Cut each leg about 9 inches below the knot. Put the resulting little 'hat' on each boot.  Air can circulate, and the boots can dry, but critters will have to make an effort to set up house in the toes. For gloves, put the whole glove inside a closed leg section and tie off the end.
Lengths of legs with a knot at one end make great storage for weirdly shaped things that might normally go into a plastic bag. But plastic bags are bulky, and noisy, and don't breathe well. Keeping stuff in lengths of legs (depending on your style of pantyhose) lets you see what's inside, and they expand or contract to fit the shape of whatever they hold. Easily snagged things like silk scarves are more safely stored this way.
Cut strips across the legs of pantyhose, stockings, tights, or even some socks. The wider the strip, the thicker the loop will be and the less far it will stretch. Stretch the resulting loops. They will curl up into 'super bands'.  I think they're super because indoors they won't rot like rubber, they come in almost infinite sizes, they each have a definite maximum size.... and the band is still STRONG at that maximum size...well, I could go on, but you get the idea. I love 'em. They may remind some of you of the potholder loopers of the '50's. (And just think of all the things you did with those!)
Almost any box can be closed with pantyhose. Because they are still strong at maximum stretch, they are good for boxes of sockets, or colored pencils, or other boxes that require strength. If you have something like a fan box and need a super huge band, cut a band from a 'body'.
This works best with bands made from sock ribbing or kiddie tights. Folding a piece of tape around the straw will keep it from slipping through.
Stretched bands that have been cut work well as ties in many applications. In the garden, they're gentle on the plants and easy to handle. They don't hold moisture or provide homes for pests the way strips of rag or some twines do. They tend to rot in a season of sunshine, and can usually be broken or torn from supports when cleaning up the garden.
A pantyhose or sock bands (knotted to fit you if it's too large) work well as soft bike clips. They fit quietly in pockets or can be comfortably worn under pant-legs when not riding.  It isn't necessary to take your shoes off to put the bands on, I just wasn't wearing shoes when I took the picture.
If you cut wide strips and don't stretch them to the point of curling, you have a nifty way to keep string, fishing line, parachute cord, yarn etc. from coming unwound. While balls of yarn can't be used while wrapped, anything on a spool can be pulled off without removing the strip.
There are two easy ways to do this. The first is a band with a knot in the middle. One side of the now double loop goes around whatever you want to hang and the other goes over the doorknob.
This uses either the toe or a knotted length of leg.
Non-run or non-laddered legs are best for this. Snags are OK. Figure out how thick you want the 'yarn' to by by trying different widths of bands. You will want to cut the strip wider than the band because you will be cutting on a diagonal. Stretch what you've cut. This is incredible stuff! This 'yarn' can be knit or crocheted into amazingly strong stuff.  It can be used as mild elastic to keep a sweater neckline from being baggy. It can be braided into a stretchy cord. (key bracelet?)
Because they have virtually no bulk or weight, leg sections and 'bodies' can organize travel bags. I finally tried this when packing to live out of a duffel at a five day workshop/camp. I'll never pack without legs and bodies again! Pants, shirts, etc fit at least partially into bodies. Socks, underwear, or other small items fit into legs. No new wrinkles get added (once stuffed, things tend not to move), and everything is easy to find - even at day four. Add a laundry bag for dirty clothes, and you're set to go.
Removable, washable booties for you ladders... that don't fall off.  Useful when the ladder needs to be in the bathtub, or anywhere else you want to keep clean and unscratched. (Because they can slide on smooth surfaces, be careful to keep your weight OVER the ladder... Don't over reach.)
'instant' kneepads: part of a leg with an opened piece of pipe insulation (or cut garden kneeling pad) tucked inside.
Pop a toe over coiled probe lead to simplify storage in a drawer (with other stuff that could tangle with it).
Sock tops make great ribbing for cuffs when sleeve lengths need to be altered...or when old ribbing wears out. I saw this years ago in a book called Kid Kutz.
Keep dislodged bugs from falling into your sleeves when picking overhead fruit, and keep surprised predators outside your clothes when reaching into weeds. Put sock tops over your gloves and pull the 'heel' edges over your sleeves. The top edge of the sock works best at the wrist. Try to pull the 'heel' edge up over the sleeve vent . If sliding over gloves is difficult, you can put your hand in the sock top and then peel the 'heel' end over it (turning the sock inside out in the process).
Prop up floppy plants in 'rose pots' by putting chopsticks in the corners and sliding 'super bands' (cut from pantyhose) up from the bottom. Being less springy than rubber bands, they don't rip the skewers out of the pots.
Slip a closed section of leg onto either end of the roll. This also keeps critters from making homes inside the roll.
Socks and pantyhose are strong enough to keep change sorted when you've run out of coin sleeves... so you don't have to sort it all again when you get the paper sleeves.
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I Find using Thick Black Tights [Opaque's] to be the best by far ..you can cut them without accidently shredding them ..far easier to get a supply of as well ..Schoolgirls , daughters, teens ..they always wear Black Opaque ..its for this reason I have 3 Black Binbags full of them , all kindly donated ..
Great ideas. I hate throwing out old pantyhose or socks which are almost wearable. I knew there was something better for them than the landfill!

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5 years ago

Thank you, mary.parry. The landfill issue is becoming larger for all of us. I hadn't thought about the positive spin possibilities of recycling as a means of delaying or avoiding landfill... We're not just saving money and resources for ourselves, we're helping the environment that we all share. Same action - different slant. Thanks for mentioning it.
So many more uses for those old tights and socks; thank you!
I have made decorative butterflies out of coloured tights' legs over a wire frame, stored onions and garlic in old tights and used towelling socks as mitts to dust the shelves and ledges with, as well made sock toys from various socks. One could also slip a loop of old tights leg over a book to keep it closed while travelling or as a bookmark inside it.

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6 years ago

Thanks again, fluffy owl! And thanks for sharing your ideas. I totally forgot the toy aspect, and you're the first to mention it. What are your favorite sock toys to make?

8 years ago
on Introduction
Knee hi stockings and pantyhose are also great for protecting young tomatoes/cucumbers/ on the vine. Keeps (most) critters out and the air/sun in for ripening. Squirrels/raccoons LOVE my veggies but they won't work too hard to get to them....

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8 years ago
on Introduction
Thanks for sharing that! (There are six raccoons in the tree behind us.) Never thought of repelling them your way. I haven't tried covering veggies, but had spiderless grape bunches the year I covered them when they were green, tiny and hard. Some people use them to cover apples to discourage apple maggots and codling moths. I tried it with quince, but all the covered ones died. Maybe I broke the stems when putting the pantyhose on. Hope you're having a great harvest!

8 years ago
on Introduction
You must have used a collection of several years of old hose for this .

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8 years ago
on Introduction
two we always used pantyhose/stockings for were onion storage and lint traps. We had a garden and grew onions as one of the crops. We would put the onions in with knots in between, so we could essentially cut the bottom one off each time we needed an onion. Kept them so they could breath and not get moldy, while keeping the skins from falling everywhere. for the lint trap take the foot portion and attach to the drain hose on the washing machine. We usually used hose clamps to hold them on, so a simple screwdriver to loosen or attach.

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9 years ago
on Introduction
Thanks , lowky, for sharing your uses! I really like the onion legs... air circulation would be perfect with no contact between them. I'm going to try a hose clamp to replace the twist tie I've been using. Much better! Again, I pass on what my plumber said... have a drain strainer that the lint trap can't get past in case it ever gets loose.

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9 years ago
on Introduction
Thanks, nastypuppy! You might want to cut the boot covers longer, so the whole thing wouldn't go in if a mouse jumped on it. [Hadn't even thought about mice before. If there had been pantyhose back then, my mom could have used a 'body' on the toaster... ummm don't think too hard about that]
wow! great idea. u are NOT phobic for sure. i put my foot inside a big rainboot after it had been stored (inside my closet) & felt something lumpy. so i turned it upside down & there was a dead mouse inside. guess he jumped in & no way out. YUCK! i always save my old pantyhose anyway. after the mouse incident, i put my boots inside trash bags, etc. but this is a way better idea. u can still see the boot. thanks a bunch.
a lot of the others are obvious but this i had not thought of, i will be using this

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