The Bottom Drawer Forums

Wow, that's really low.
And daring!

Thin strap! Wider straps tend to fold, which I find feels less comfortable.

Yes, wearing a thong is a turn-on. The smaller and tighter the thong, the greater the turn-on. Sometimes I start leaking when wearing a small thong.

@thonger13: I like low rise in the front. The picture in the iSwim-link is what I like. Most of my thongs sit just above the root, like this one:

https://iswimfashion.com/goods.php?id=2433&lang=en

I could wear that in public, but I just don't like how it is so low rise that the butt crack shows. It would look better if the triangle is a few inches above the crack.


I agree too. I don’t like this low rise in the back neither. I have a few suits like this one from iSwim. ISwim has the ...

I like the thong-strap deep between the cheeks. The first few times wearing a thong, it feels a bit ‘weird’ or maybe funny. But now I don’t even feel I’m wearing a thong. I’m totally used to thongs. I like thongs with narrow center straps. They do not tend to ‘fold’ as wider straps do. When wearing ...

I started wearing thongs as swimwear 25 years ago. At first I only wore them laying on my back. When going for a swim I put on a short over my thong. Every summer since that time I got a little bit more courage and now I have gained enough courage to lay-out, swim and even beach-walking in my thong ...

I agree with David: do what is best for you. But don’t forget the fun you had when wearing bikini’s and thongs.

English is not my native language, so maybe I didin’t use the correct words. I meant a place not direcly in the full sunshine. Hope my ‘slip of the pen’ was a funny one.

Some swimwear fabrics are ‘chloride resistant’. But if you don’t rinse your swimwear thoroughly, chlorine will still spoil the fabric and elastic of your swimwear.
Since I only swim in the sea, I only have salt water as a reference. My iSwim ‘underwear’ suits (polyamide 88%, spandex 12%) are still ...