What do you do in daily life?

Worked in the music industry for over 30 years, took redundancy, then 2 years as a trainee veterinary nurse caring for sick and abandoned animals. I am now a logistics consultant in imports and exports.

What got you into latex?

I have so many things that triggered my fetish mind on my journey to wearing latex so this is the shortened version.

My journey began as a very young girl watching a movie with a lady being tightly cinched into a corset to the point where she passed out.

Looking back I think the 1970’s was a very stimulating time for me growing up. I loved watching The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, in fact any programmes where dive suits were worn, it was a complete fascination for me but at that time didn’t know what I was feeling.  Bring on 1977 and Darth Vader with his black mask, dominant nature, confident walk and all that heavy breathing was arousal central for me. 

Then what I consider a poignant moment was in 1978 and Olivia Newton John with her skin tight black shiny pants in Grease.  They looked like they had been painted on and I remember sitting in the cinema thinking I need some black shiny pants!

I started scuba diving so purchased all the gear, when I arrived home with my new gear I slipped it on admiring myself in the mirror.  I remember my boyfriend at the time asking why I’ve put it on again my response was “it feels good” he said “you’re a weirdo!”

How long have you been into latex?

Hard to pin point but purchased my first latex item in 1994.

How often do you rubber up?

I rubber up as often as I can, more at the weekends when I can relax and enjoy with Fetics.

Talc or lube?

I always used lube but switched to talc after meeting Fetics.  My first attempt with talc ended with a porridge effect over my suit and I still have the pics as a memory.

Who knows about it?

I shared with a couple of friends some years ago but my family do not know. I’ve recently mentioned that I’m starting a latex business so slipped the word LATEX into the conversation. I would love to share with them but it’s the unknown reaction I worry about.

How do people react to it?

Very positively in the fetish community of course but as mentioned above not many know.  I find that if the non fetish happens to stumble upon an image for example on Instagram, its weird, scary or you get “what’s up with you people” amongst other insulting words aimed at our community.  I’ve always found wearing latex so natural and think those who wear it look beautiful and captivating in a hood. I have to remind myself quite often how strange or scary others view the fetish which is such a shame.

First and last item you bought?

My first item was a dress and the last item was a mannequin colour titty suit with pierced nipples.

Your favourite item or outfit?

Typical FE, Heavy rubber, all black, hood, long buckle coat, gas mask, lots of harnesses and straps, chains and studs.

What or how does your fetish add to your life?

My latex fetish has brought so many positive things to my life. First and foremost I met the love of my life by sharing my pictures, this has enriched my latex lifestyle being able to share what I love and hiding nothing. Wearing and sharing latex experiences together either in play or just sat outside at 5am watching a sunrise, It’s part of who we are and what connects us perfectly. We have a bond that I can’t really explain but see it often with other fetish couples.

I’ve had the pleasure meeting and talking to so many wonderful, genuine and artistic people in the fetish world who have become friends.  The reason I share my images of my latex life is to inspire others so receiving messages from people over the years thanking me for inspiring them on their journey, or giving advice when asked has been priceless and such an honour for me.  

What are your other hobbies?

I enjoy designing and creating new latex items to wear, photography and videography.

Baking, collecting nice shoes, Louboutin mainly. Writing poetry or funny songs about daily life.