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And where would I buy one?
I love the two piece because I hate struggling to use the bathroom pulling down a wet one-piece. I also loved my tankini because it sort of looked like clothes, and I didn't feel like I had to cover up to just walk around the pool - it was like a super short tennis skirt and a top that didn't show any stomach. I know it's frumpy though. I can't stand the idea of my hips/thighs all hanging out. Help. This summer immediately post-covid is TOUGH. |
| I have an underwire tankini from the brand Bleu Rod, and I don't think it looks frumpy: https://bleurodbeattie.com/collections/bikini-tops |
| Athleta - not frumpy at all. |
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No, no there isn’t.
Why are you struggling to pull a one piece down to use the bathroom. It is super easy to just pull the gusset over to the side. |
No thank you to that solution! OP, just avoid shirring, blouson and little skirts. It can be done. |
Not if you’re taking a dump or changing a tampon (near impossible to do one-handed). |
Really? I always change a tampon one handed. What does your second hand do? I'm so curious now. |
| The problem that I run into with these is they look so great on the models but I look like a grandma in them. I think you need a certain body type to pull it off. |
DP. Open labia. |
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| I wear a rash guard, bikini top, and boy shorts. It’s comfy and you can unzip the rash guard for cleavage. Honestly, few women love how they look in bathing suits. I just stay comfortable. |
| Uh, pull to side? Who takes down a one piece? |
Every time I try to pull it to the side I end up having the pee go everywhere. Hard to explain how but it’s happened enough for me to never do this again. |