Thong negativity on Instagram and other social media platforms

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Insta/YouTube all seem to be geared toward women. As in from a "etiquette, acceptance perspective" to people commenting. I haven't had any issues on insta from commenter, although the bot police do mark some of my posts as going against their policies from time to time. Even though my posts are just about underwear and swimwear and there's much worse on insta. I even had some photos of underwear on a mannequin being said to have gone against community policy whatever. Only to have it appealed a few times and been accepted.

Overall there is a trend to people not being boisterous about men's wear but they do still exist as it's only been about 15-25 years since thongs and other options started opening back up again for men. For the moment it's mostly mens boxers and shorts for underwear and swimwear in almost all big box retail (online and off)

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Saw a pretty great post on insta the other day. It was from a lady with a pretty decent following making a fun little skit video with her husband, basically outlining how clingy she was (in a funny/good way since he just got back from a deployment). Bunch of different clips of him doing stuff and she was clung around him. Anyway… last clip was the ultimate cling of her wrapped around him sitting on the can and he had a thong on. Plenty of people thought that part was hilarious in the comments and plenty key’d up on the fact that he was wearing a thong. She seemed to be pretty supportive in the comments too.