In a recent episode of the Brief Talk After Dark podcast, host UNB Tim sat down with Geoff Huffman to discuss a topic that’s gaining more attention in the men’s underwear and fetish community—pantyhose and stockings. From personal experiences to societal perceptions, this candid conversation sheds light on embracing one’s kinks and finding confidence in self-expression.

Discovering a Love for Pantyhose

Geoff’s journey with pantyhose began early in life, when he was immediately fascinated with the fabric’s texture and feel. However, it wasn’t until later in adulthood that he truly embraced this interest, realizing that his attraction to hosiery was more than just a curiosity—it was a part of his identity. Initially battling shame due to societal stigmas, Geoff shared how he struggled with the notion that pantyhose was considered feminine, something “real men” weren’t supposed to enjoy.

“I remember thinking, ‘This is amazing,’ but also feeling like I had to hide it,” Geoff recalled. Over time, he worked through these feelings, seeking therapy to better understand and accept his love for hosiery without guilt.

Breaking the Stigma Around Hosiery for Men

One of the key themes of the conversation was how rigid gender norms have contributed to shame around certain clothing choices. While hosiery has been traditionally marketed to women, men have worn it for practical reasons for decades—football players, for example, have used pantyhose to stay warm in cold weather.

UNB Tim noted that the perception is slowly shifting, with more brands now marketing pantyhose for men. “I’ve seen brands on Instagram using male models in their advertising, which is great to see,” he said.

Geoff added that finding others who shared his passion helped him feel less isolated. “When I started meeting guys who were into the same thing, it was a revelation. I wasn’t alone in this.”

The Sensory Experience of Pantyhose

For Geoff, the appeal of pantyhose is deeply tied to how they feel. “It’s the smoothness, the way they hug your legs—it’s almost like a hyper-sensual experience,” he explained. He enjoys sheer and glossy styles that combine visual appeal and tactile pleasure.

However, not all pantyhose are created equal. Geoff has developed preferences for certain brands, although he admits they can be difficult to find. “My favorite pair is seamless and ultra-sheer. They just feel incredible,” he shared. He also acknowledged that some members of the hosiery community frown upon wearing them with hairy legs—something he personally enjoys.

Going Public with Hosiery Fetish

Despite initial reservations, Geoff eventually embraced his love for hosiery in public through social media and real-life outings. “I started off just wearing them secretly, but now I wear them out running and even to work sometimes,” he said. Though he remains mindful of his professional environment, he finds joy in wearing something that makes him feel good.

Social media has played a big role in his journey, providing a space to share his passion and connect with others. Platforms like Instagram and Twitter allow him to showcase his looks, engage with the hosiery community, and even take requests for custom content. “I love knowing that something I do can provide someone else with pleasure. It’s a turn-on for me,” he admitted.

Finding Acceptance and Like-Minded Partners

A recurring theme in the discussion was the importance of finding partners who embrace and support kinks. Geoff shared that past relationships haven’t always been receptive, with some partners merely tolerating his love for hosiery rather than enjoying it with him. “It’s a game-changer when you meet someone who truly gets it,” he said.

UNB Tim echoed this sentiment, noting that fetish communities often struggle with acceptance, even within queer spaces. “Many people listen to the podcast looking for reassurance that they’re not alone in their kinks. And the reality is, they’re not,” he emphasized.

Final Thoughts

As the conversation wrapped up, Geoff encouraged listeners to embrace their interests unapologetically. “If it makes you happy and it’s consensual, why not own it?” he said.

For those curious about exploring hosiery, Geoff suggests experimenting with different styles and materials to find what feels best. He also advises engaging with online communities and social media platforms where like-minded individuals share their experiences.

You can follow Geoff’s journey and see his hosiery content on Instagram (@hoseman_jeffhuffman) and Twitter (@HairyInHose). For exclusive content, he also runs an OnlyFans.

The Brief Talk After Dark podcast continues to provide a safe space for men to discuss their interests and break down barriers in the underwear and fetish world. Stay tuned for more engaging conversations on personal expression, masculinity, and confidence.