Woman wearing a Krispy Kreme uniform. Whoooooooo. Rawr. ;)
- kidding.
I think it's more about the perception the uniform represents. For some reason, a lot of uniforms could be kind of awesome. I think it's also the woman in the uniform. An obese desk officer police woman wouldn't do it for me. A 300 pound nurse in scrubs in her mid fifties would not get my motor running. A cute police officer, a cute nurse around my age (25-40ish)...
One thing that's never done anything for me is "the Catholic school girl" uniform. It's never been my thing. Maybe it's because I tend to associate it with kids, (or at least under 18). Even some 18 year old high school senior, while it may be "legal" - not my thing. I don't go for anyone under 25. A high school cheerleader looking outfit, like for a "sexy Halloween role-play or costume"... Same thing. Possibly it was because most of the cheerleaders I knew growing up were pretty sh*tty people; that's bullying and pettiness I often associate with the uniform. Now, professional cheerleader (like college or post college pro), that might be a bit different.
Even sometimes "nurse" (scrubs) doesn't always do it. I suppose I just too closely associate with having to clean up some guy who puked, spit on, or bled on that poor woman. She was around sick people all day, and I'm a slight germaphobe. I respect nurses, I think the job of taking care of people, especially if there's a passion for it, is great. That can be kinda sexy at times. But the scrubs - eh. Maybe?
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Seems pretty obvious to me that the classics you have listed are all symbolic of desirable qualities so presumably it is simply that association.
Fireman, Policeman, Solider are all about protection.
The businessman's suit is wealth and status, so financial security etc.
I’m not really turned on my uniforms, or so I thought. Before I dated my boyfriend I was like, anyone in uniform is just unattractive. It just didn’t really make a difference for me, because I never loved anyone who wore a uniform I guess.
When I started dating my boyfriend, I knew he was in the in the military, but I just never saw him in uniform because he doesn’t like it. But, one day I just told him I want to see him in uniform. So, he came over after work in his cammies (the camouflage uniforms for work), and I just about got weak in the knees. He just looked so handsome in them. I don’t know why I was so attracted to him in them. His other uniforms aren’t my favorite lol. I like him in a suit though.
I think it’s just because they are well fitted and professional.
Business professional button up shirt...>_< gawd, wanna just rip that thing off. And don't get me started if they say wear a tie. Fk you, don't need the job that badly.
Firefighters 😍😍😍 They literally run through fire, and save lives every single day. And during their down time, they grill out all sorts of meats, and help out the community. Biggg daddy energy.
A uniform (usually) shows commitment, that someone can finish something, be respected by their peers. Being part of a whole means more in curb appeal. It’s not everything though.
Also lots of extreme sports uniforms, like a race car driver: https://youtu.be/hyMOlcvn9I4 I like women are adrenaline junkies and thrill-seekers like me.
@Exterminatore They also have a long lance of their own... hmm! :-D I spent my childhood in Japan but I always found the armor and weapons found in feudal Europe much more interesting than those of feudal Japan. I especially liked the plate armor complete with helmets making the soldiers look like machines in spite of flesh and blood encased inside. It struck me as especially interesting and surprising when the person encased inside that armor is a woman.
Fully agree. Japanese feudal history and armor are fascinating as well to include the Edo period. I’m particularly fascinated with Musashi from slightly earlier, and Tokugawa. I’m also an armature European medievalist, I say amateur as I have no formal degree, but know probably as much as any doctorate in the subject. I study the subject weekly and by study I mean in great depth. Not just casually. It is a subject I’m frankly obsessed to probably unhealthy levels with and can’t get enough.
The only fighting women from that time period in Europe was the maid of Orleans, Joan of Arc. A remarkable woman. I have never even once heard of any other woman taking up arms much less leading troops on a parallel scale. I know of no other woman who was granted arms (coat of arms, a symbol of knighthood) and nobility for her deeds in battle. It’s debatable whether or not she was officially a knight but so far as I’m concerned because she was granted arms she was a knight. At that time simply wearing armor did not mean you were a knight and plate armor then would cost $300,000-$500,000 in todays money. Joan’s story is absolutely unprecedented in medieval history and in fact ALL of history for achieving what she did especially being a woman in that time.
Indeed the armor is also fascinating as are the weapons.
Now a days they even have full combat leagues with real armor and blunted weapons. It’s about as real and true historical medieval combat as possible. The very best armor today will cost about $5,000. In medieval times it was a lifetimes savings for those who could afford it.
@Exterminatore I want to learn more about this! I was never much for attending conventions and geeking out on things but the idea of going to something like a Renaissance fair is totally the type of thing I could geek out on. I like Western history in general dating back to ancient Greece and the Roman empire up to Vikings and feudal knights.
I wouldn't exactly say I'm the most rigorous and knowledgeable history buff. I used to be a game developer so a lot of my motivation in studying history is mostly just to understand enough to recreate a fictional world that feels reasonably grounded. It was less important to me in my game designs that things were historically accurate so much as just feeling real enough to think they could exist in some hypothetical universe.
On the note of video games Kingdom Come Deliverance is by far the best game I’ve ever played. It won like 18 awards. It is also extremely accurate historically. In fact the developers made it a point to be as historical accurate as possible. That’s one reason I love it among many, not to mention is absolutely a fun game regardless of time period or historical accuracy. Ever heard of it?
Another I love is Crusader Kings which is a grand strategy game. Also extremely accurate historically and a game I’ve become so engrossed I’m like a teenage crack addict about. A truly remarkable game as well. Completely unique. Nothing even similar on the market.
@Exterminatore I haven't been much of a gamer in ages. I think something about developing games made me no longer able to immerse myself as deeply in games as I could before; I try to play a game and I begin to analyze the game's design incessantly. If I see some beautiful scenery like a waterfall in the game, I start to think about the way the shaders are programmed rather than just enjoying the scenery.
I did watch a bunch of videos on Kingdom Come: Deliverance. That one really fascinated me with the sandbox aspect. The one thing I found sort of a bummer is that it has such a strong linear narrative in spite of offering so much freedom in the sandbox. I felt like there's a bit of a jarring disconnect in the way the main story is so heavily scripted while offering the players controlling Henry so much freedom to do things as they saw fit.
One game that I played so much which might be somewhat similar is Mount and Blade: Warband.
As you can see this is full contact and there are frequent injuries though no one has died to the best of my knowledge. It’s not for the faint of heart. I’d do this in a heartbeat if I had the time to train. Most of these guys spend a few hours daily training. They’re using a lot of real techniques not just flailing around like some armature.
@Exterminatore That looks ridiculously fun! I was a sponsored vert skateboarder in my teens and used to doing very risky sports and stunts and getting injured a lot. I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie and I think that would suit me so well if I could get the training and resources. I'm not sure I'd be much good at it but I'm almost certain I'd enjoy it! :-D
Understandable about not being able to appreciate games. I was in the Marine Corps. Deployed twice. Every military movie is kinda ruined for me now. I’ll be all: “that’s so fake, that would never happen” “firefights ain’t like that” “that dudes ribbons are out of order on his uniform.” I ruin it for myself. I can totally relate.
Cowboys, cowboy hats or baseball caps, button up shirts, blue jeans and cowboys or sometimes a tight fitting t shirt with the jeans and boots and the hat or cap 😍
I was never really into uniforms but most nurses in scrubs are skinny and I started finding their form really attractive for some reason. I've always been into school girls but that's probably because it's dressing "nice" and skirts are hot
I was going to say scrubs but then again I see so many of them they're kind of lost their Allure. Also since I wear them, and since many men wear them, it seems sort of weird that I would find them interesting
The nurse one because you can smell their crotches better especially if they sit on a chair then you come and sniff it when they get up 😍 am I girl crazy or just a pervert
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