04-18-2015, 02:50 PM
I used to do this regularly in the past, when I had more spare/private time on my hands. I used to have numerous old white t-shirts that I used to stuff with the odd cushion or pillow. I usually wore a pair of pajama bottoms with them. The largest ones I used to be able to just about stretch around the resulting bump.
I then used to walk around the house like this for an hour or more, observing how the bump impeded my usual movements around the house - in the kitchen, opening/closing doors, navigating the tighter spaces e.t.c...
Whenever I'm traveling somewhere and I'm in a hotel room to myself, doing something like this (obviously, within the privacy of the room), is more or less a 'mandatory requirement'. I don't know what it is about hotel rooms, but there's something about pretending to be pregnant in a space you aren't entirely familiar with (effectively a private area in a public building) which, dare I say it, turns me on...
Sadly, this private time isn't anywhere near as much as it used to be... I can count on one hand the amount of times I've been able to do this within the last two years. Probably longer than that, actually. :(
I then used to walk around the house like this for an hour or more, observing how the bump impeded my usual movements around the house - in the kitchen, opening/closing doors, navigating the tighter spaces e.t.c...
Whenever I'm traveling somewhere and I'm in a hotel room to myself, doing something like this (obviously, within the privacy of the room), is more or less a 'mandatory requirement'. I don't know what it is about hotel rooms, but there's something about pretending to be pregnant in a space you aren't entirely familiar with (effectively a private area in a public building) which, dare I say it, turns me on...
Sadly, this private time isn't anywhere near as much as it used to be... I can count on one hand the amount of times I've been able to do this within the last two years. Probably longer than that, actually. :(