DP. I’d actually be more worried about the dress blowing up in a breeze! |
| Thongs can potentially cause or worsen hemorrhoids by causing irritation and pressure from the thin fabric, especially if the thong is tight or scratchy. They can aggravate existing inflammation in the vulva, perineum, and anus. To manage this, consider wearing thongs made of soft, breathable fabrics if you must or rather choose looser, fuller-coverage underwear, especially during activities like exercise that cause more sweat and friction. |
Hygiene isn't just a word. |
| I don’t understand why people think thongs are a solution to VPLs. You can still see the line of the underwear under a skirt, it’s just high across your butt instead of low on the cheeks. (I say this as someone who spent my metro ride home today staring at someone’s thong lines as they stood in front of my seat) |
| Ouch. Deliberately creating a wedgie—why? |
| No. I own zero things and will never put one on my body again. Not comfortable at all. |
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Things=thongs.
My autocorrect doesn't want me to even think about them. |
| I wore hanky panky thongs before child birth. They became uncomfortable after I had kids. |
| Biking commando? |
Seems like a lot of people wear them but if you soil your underwear, they are not a good idea. |
Yeah, I definitely would not choose a thong for those days I plan to shit or piss myself. |
Same |
How often are you soiling your underwear? |
| Thongs are for singles under 30. Occasionally anyone can try for fun. However, not a dailywear for sensible adult women. |
| No. I find them to be extremely uncomfortable, like having a wedgie but on purpose. |