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Bi_Briefs_Bloke
12-08-2006, 02:24 AM
Hi guys,

I love chatting online with other sexy people and indulging in mine and their fantasies. I especially love underwear related chat. Do any of you guys know of any free websites where I can indulge in my desire for erotic underwear related chat?

As an aside, I am a smooth 34 year old bisexual guy who loves wearing thongs and micro briefs. Would love to chat with any similar minded guys.
tom
12-16-2006, 05:35 PM
Be happy to, nothing like a good chat about my favorite subject... ;)
lycrathong
12-20-2006, 05:15 AM
I love stripping to my underwear, getting hard and chatting. There is an Underwear/Speedos chatroom on Gaydar, usually with plenty of guys but not always much chat (Perhaps they are all jertking off in private chats ;) )
Thongfetish
02-24-2007, 07:22 AM
The site underguyz has a free underwear chat room, and not many people seem to use it. Its easy to find once you have entered the site.

http://www.underguyz.co.uk/main.html
bikinibriefs
02-25-2007, 12:18 AM
There's a moderately busy one at gay.com
SweatyAussie
02-25-2007, 07:03 AM
Gaydar (www.gaydar.co.uk or www.gaydar.com.au) has an underwear and speedos room, and usually lots of people present. While not many of them actually talk, and when they do it can be as much social chit-chat as sexual, occasionally one can find someone for a good erotic chat.

You could also try www.creaminyourjeans.com - this is a free site and there there is no registration. The chat in the chat room is nearly always of the horny kind rather than the other kind, and despite the site's name there are quite a few guys who are into speedos, underwear or shorts (or just plain vanilla sex for that matter). Being unmoderated, you do get a few visitors who are, or claim to be, under 16 - so be careful. If someone comes on there and says they are under 16 I just log straight off. This site is also a bit of a pain because although there are so-called "private rooms", in fact there is nothing to prevent others entering the room and trying to participate, or just lurking, Most people respect a request for privacy, but there are a few that don't.