Hope Answers Your Questions: Does Hope Sell Panties For Men?
Do I Sell These?
I get a lot of questions via email, and occasionally I get one or two which seem to call for a more general reply, on account of the fact that I can imagine many men having similar questions. This happens to be one of those times.
So, if you were wondering whether or not I sold panties, no, I do not. At this point in time, I do not sell panties for men or anyone else. I do occasionally provide links to places where men can buy panties and recommend stores and brands which I like, and which men who wear panties like. If you're curious about a particular pair of panties in an article, I usually reference the brand and the name of the panties (or other item of lingerie) in the article, and occasionally even provide a direct link to places where lingerie can be purchased. It's not that I revile the life of the lingerie salesperson, its just that I have too much work to do writing all these articles as it is, and there are plenty of independent and major lingerie brands doing a fine job of catering to the lingerie market, and yes, even the lingerie for men market.
If you're looking for some recommendations here, and you want panties specifically made for men why not try:
If you want to buy women's lingerie, take a gander at this article, which lists several excellent online venues where you can purchase quality lingerie: Where To Buy Women's Lingerie Online.
I do not sell my own panties either, to answer the charming gentleman who sent me a candid one line email requesting a price for such. It is so flattering to be asked to sell one's panties, I really can't tell you how special that made me feel inside. It's so nice to be appreciated in that way. I think every woman waits for the day when a stranger on the Internet abruptly asks her to sell her panties to him. What a milestone.
Which brings me to this little bit of tut tutting which I feel inclined to engage in:
In general I must say, if you wish to
enter into correspondence with me (or any other human being, for that
matter,) try to be a little more verbose than one line or one word. I
must confess that in my case, such communications are deleted without
response. Why not go wild and use a greeting, perhaps some relevant
pleasantries, even a joke or an anecdote or two to break the ice?
You'll be amazed at how much more friendly and helpful people are
when you approach them in a personable manner rather than one which
suggests they'd be quite unhappy if they were to meet you in a dark
alley on a stormy night.
Keep the questions and the emails
coming! I love hearing from my readers, and promise to play nice as long as you do.
