Moms in Bikinis

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 56 and wear a bikini. I workout and am proud of my body. Do I look like a 25 year old in a bikini? No, of course not - but I look damn good.

You are just sad

What is sad about someone liking their body? Being proud of the work they put in to stay fit, healthy and good looking?

[Anonymous]

Why do you feel you're offending people - are you rude or annoying?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 56 and wear a bikini. I workout and am proud of my body. Do I look like a 25 year old in a bikini? No, of course not - but I look damn good.

You are just sad

DP and there is absolutely nothing sad about women being comfortable at the pool or anywhere else. It's sad that you've been conditioned to think the way you do.

[Anonymous]

I always wear the smallest bikini I can find and I look amazing.

[Anonymous]

I look terrible in a bikini and wear them anyway. I love feeling the water on my tummy. As long as the top can haul these melons comfortably I’m good. Bra sized tops and high waisted bottoms.

[Anonymous]

No one cares OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I always wear the smallest bikini I can find and I look amazing.

I love you…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:43 Have huge boobs, and I still wear a bikini. Much more comfortable than a one piece and fit body better.

Thank goodness for your huge boobs! I love them…

[Anonymous]

Please wear what you want, OP.

Uptight judgey women on DCUM won't like it, but in the pools I got to, full of immigrants and non-white people of all origins, bikinis are the norm. When I go to white private pools in Bethesda, the women tend to wear one pieces.

Just be yourself. I prefer bikinis because I'm slender with a long torso and one pieces are generally for people with larger chests but shorter torsos.

[Anonymous]

Moms in dc can be frumpy and overly conservative. It’s like they think they must cover up once they have the children. One pieces and long loose dresses. Boring. I wear a bikini and so can you. Being a mom is hard enough to feel judged for looking good and confident.

[Anonymous]

I wear them. I don’t really like one pieces and I still feel confident in a bikini. But yes, I’ve noticed I’m in the minority.

[Anonymous]

47 year old here and no plans to stop wearing them. I like them and that's the only thing that matters to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there some unwritten rule about moms wears bikinis at the pool?

I take my kids to community pools and almost always wear a bikini. Not skimpy or anything…just a comfortable two piece with a full coverage bottom. One pieces just don’t look right on me (flatchested, tall, size 4 on top and 8 on the bottom) and it’s hard to find one to suit my (average looking) body. I also find it easier to maneuver the locker room wet bathing suit changes with a two piece.

Am I offending people by wearing a bikini? Most moms of all shapes and sizes seem to be wearing one pieces. I’ve never viewed bikinis as sexy (well except for those stringy or Brazilian cut ones).

What say you?

I say please don't. Yes, you are offending people by wearing a bikini.

[Anonymous]

I have big breasts and I'm also wearing one. It's more comfortable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there some unwritten rule about moms wears bikinis at the pool?

I take my kids to community pools and almost always wear a bikini. Not skimpy or anything…just a comfortable two piece with a full coverage bottom. One pieces just don’t look right on me (flatchested, tall, size 4 on top and 8 on the bottom) and it’s hard to find one to suit my (average looking) body. I also find it easier to maneuver the locker room wet bathing suit changes with a two piece.

Am I offending people by wearing a bikini? Most moms of all shapes and sizes seem to be wearing one pieces. I’ve never viewed bikinis as sexy (well except for those stringy or Brazilian cut ones).

What say you?

I say please don't. Yes, you are offending people by wearing a bikini.

She is not offending me. Your stupidity offends me, though. Can you please not come to the pool? Thanks.