It is not appropriate for a family water park. How pathetic must you be to be an exhibitionist in front of CHILDREN.

Anonymous wrote:
I like to see ass just like any other guy but not at a family establishment setting. If you can not respect that then you probably don't respect values set upon kids; for example, if you have a young daughter you would probably be ok with her roaming around in a thong. To each his own.

This is really an exemplary post.

1. I like to look at the unclothed rear ends of women.
1a. All men do.
2. Except when my kids are around.
3. If your female rear end is unclothed while my kids are around, you're probably raising your daughter to be a slut.
4. But who am I to tell you what to do?

All that in only 56 words. Such efficient writing.

Splashpark Thong! It's my new band name! Or some kind of newfangled sex act! Or an unfortunate hyphenated baby name choice by a Korean-Vietnamese couple?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP is an ass.

And apparently doesn't like to see them.

Get over it, OP. Everybody has a pair of butt cheeks. A thong isn't a big deal. She can wear what she wants. Look the other way if it bugs you.

I like to see ass just like any other guy but not at a family establishment setting. If you can not respect that then you probably don't respect values set upon kids; for example, if you have a young daughter you would probably be ok with her roaming around in a thong. To each his own.

Anonymous wrote:OP is an ass.

And apparently doesn't like to see them.

Get over it, OP. Everybody has a pair of butt cheeks. A thong isn't a big deal. She can wear what she wants. Look the other way if it bugs you.

It could be worse, they could be wearing micro-bikinis. I can actually see their libias. Much worse than a thong, IMO.

Agreed inappropriate and possibly sounds attention-seeking to me.... What IF she wore the thong with a mesh wrap-around like below? would that be better?








What about here? This isn't a thong. Maybe it's time to stop scrutinizing women on how they look in a bikini. I don't judge the gut-bearing old dudes.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Attractive or not, that kind of suit is inappropriate for a family friendly pool.

OK, then it is the splashpark's responsibility to police what is worn. While I don't want to see thongs there either, it isn't up to me to tell other people what to wear, and if the splashpark allows thongs, then I have to either deal with it or not go there.

No, it's the patron's responsibility to have a modicum of self respect and awareness of surroundings to not dress so inappropriately in a family friendly environment.

And I'm guessing that's what she did -- unless you think she thought to herself, while putting on her thong, "I'm going to abase and humiliate myself at the [place that is not the splash park] today!" and then ended up at the splash park by mistake.

Which leaves the fact that your opinion of appropriate dress differ from her opinion.

Prudes.

Anonymous wrote:Geez, who cares? If it covers everything, whatever, even if it shows more than you'd like or deign to see. Heck, half the women at the local pool wear bikinis and sport massive camel-toe anyway.

Stop caring so much about what other people do and focus on you and your family.

Also, I wonder if the reaction would be different if it was a hot nanny versus a mid-40's heavy.

a thong doesn't cover much, it basically covers the front only. what she should've done is don her family swimsuit and save her thong suit for another time and place. who does she think she is britney spears?

This does relate to family and I'm sure I'm not the only one at the splashpark who felt any differently.

if it was hot nanny wearing a thong, all the dads would be staring at her, quite possibly sporting erections and all the moms would be envious as shit. Still not approriate in my book.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Attractive or not, that kind of suit is inappropriate for a family friendly pool.

OK, then it is the splashpark's responsibility to police what is worn. While I don't want to see thongs there either, it isn't up to me to tell other people what to wear, and if the splashpark allows thongs, then I have to either deal with it or not go there.

No, it's the patron's responsibility to have a modicum of self respect and awareness of surroundings to not dress so inappropriately in a family friendly environment.

I would give her kudos for stepping out in a thong.

Geez, who cares? If it covers everything, whatever, even if it shows more than you'd like or deign to see. Heck, half the women at the local pool wear bikinis and sport massive camel-toe anyway.

Stop caring so much about what other people do and focus on you and your family.

Also, I wonder if the reaction would be different if it was a hot nanny versus a mid-40's heavy.

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Anonymous wrote:You have every right to dislike what you saw. I just wish people would stop trying to control women's bodies, including their clothing.

+1. I'm wondering why every woman is looked at like she's there for decoration, and if the decoration is not pleasing, she's negated. We don't scrutinize men's appearance that way.

Well, if a man was wearing a thong at the splashpark, I would scrutinize that.

Anonymous wrote:Attractive or not, that kind of suit is inappropriate for a family friendly pool.

OK, then it is the splashpark's responsibility to police what is worn. While I don't want to see thongs there either, it isn't up to me to tell other people what to wear, and if the splashpark allows thongs, then I have to either deal with it or not go there.