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I only wear leggings to the gym now. I retired from running so most of my workout clothes were the 3 inch shorts. Most runners prefer minimal material to minimize chaffing. Several women at the gym recommended switching from short shorts to leggings so I tried it and have never looked back. Whether ...

I don't try at the same time I don't emphasize having thongs on. I prefer low rise jeans so they eventually show up especially bending or squatting down. I try to shop for low rise thongs or string thongs to keep it subtle.

I did a lot of google searches and generally speaking, one size doesn't fit all. The only thing to be conscious of is the longer you wear one, it reduces sensitivity of the area and muscle control. If you don't have a concern, I would say start easy, go for a walk to get a comfort baseline. Moving a ...

per google search:
Thong swimwear sits at the lowest level of the legal hierarchy—local municipal ordinances and private property rules—rather than in state or federal law. Because there is no overarching national law regarding thong swimwear, its legality is determined by local community standards ...

I would consider laser to remove all hair from the waist down but the cost is still high and everyone's outcome is different. Having medium to dark brown skin and extremely
sensitive is likely best for me to just keep shaving.

Thonglover8k wrote: Thu Apr 09, 2026 8:01 am I wear minimal, see through G-strings all the time in Australian beaches

I would like to swim at the awesome pool on Bondi beach in the future. Definitely would wear a g string there

I try to wear as minimal thong when swimming but avoid wearing t back or y back g strings with no triangle back. Front pouch is either seamless flat or as flat-modest as possible. I rarely just lay at a beach but that's where I would go for the extremes while still covering the front.

I purchased the same product on aliexpres, now I found them on amazon.
https://a.co/d/01NQ3Qgw

There is a difference being confident in what you wear and having a "I don't care, I don't give a fu$@!" attitude. Real body positivity is remaining humble yet confident and proud to wear whatever you want. Whatever size you are, be happy. Same rules apply skinny, fat, tall, short.

No hair from the waist down. Sometimes a razor can't get everything so a Braun electric shaver for finishing areas. If my arms and chest have visible hair, I will shave it but not on a schedule.