my wife likes thongs for working out. She says it's all going to end up there anyway, might as well start small.
You know, some women wear thongs to avoid a panty line when they wear form fitting pants.
The more important question is why does it bother you if you unless you like looking at 12 year old's underwear?
The more important question is why does it bother you if you unless you like looking at 12 year old's underwear?
yes, she is right. Anyone that says they are not comfortable have never tried them on. I can understand why women wear them, and maybe i am being an old prude, but GIRLS should not be wearing them because as comfortable as they are, they are sexy too.
Once i turned 18, that is all i wore. Since then, i have found that gstrings are even more comfortable. nevertheless, i felt that was something i did when i was not a kid anymore.
i'd buy my 12 year old daughter thongs... maybe even down to like a 5 year old...
they're comfy, you can get them wet, and they're easier to put on than shoes w/ laces, all you do is slip your foot into them...!
oh, this is thong underwear.
nvm
they're comfy, you can get them wet, and they're easier to put on than shoes w/ laces, all you do is slip your foot into them...!
oh, this is thong underwear.
nvmOriginally posted by: slikmunks
i'd buy my 12 year old daughter thongs... maybe even down to like a 5 year old...
they're comfy, you can get them wet, and they're easier to put on than shoes w/ laces, all you do is slip your foot into them...!
oh, this is thong underwear.
Dude, you scared me for a second.
It's a free country and Vickies can do whatever they want, but I personally think they have crossed the line with their marketing to teens and pre-teens. It's mildly disturbing to see a much younger crowd lured into the stores by the playful pinks, pastel colors, stuffed animal toys and the use of puppy dogs and teenie-bopper patterns in their fabric designs, selling of non-lingerie items like sweatpants, sweatshorts, t-shirts etc etc etc.
It would be one thing for Hanes or Fruit of the Loom to start making plain cotton thongs for younger girls looking for something "more comfortable" and selling them in 3-packs at Target, Sears, etc...but the image of VS is that of sexy LINGERIE and undergarments. Look at their window displays, commercials, catalogs and TV specials...primarily they are pushing skimpy lingerie/stockings/accessories, sexy and see-through undergarments and the like. VS has been picketed against in some towns because of the provocative nature of their front window displays. They have now latched-onto the whole trend of 11, 12 and 13-year olds trying to act like adults, hanging out at the malls and going to movies alone, drinking trendy Starbucks drinks etc.
Sure, VS may sell normal plain-Jane cotton underwear and other stuff too, but most people think of VS = SEXY. The word SEXY was even one of their marketing campaigns. I think that's why OP was so surprised.
I'm no prude myself, I'm married and I encourage my wife to shop VS. And you're also not going to stop younger kids from experimenting with sex, but for Moms and Pops to actively promote sexy clothing, I am against it.
It would be one thing for Hanes or Fruit of the Loom to start making plain cotton thongs for younger girls looking for something "more comfortable" and selling them in 3-packs at Target, Sears, etc...but the image of VS is that of sexy LINGERIE and undergarments. Look at their window displays, commercials, catalogs and TV specials...primarily they are pushing skimpy lingerie/stockings/accessories, sexy and see-through undergarments and the like. VS has been picketed against in some towns because of the provocative nature of their front window displays. They have now latched-onto the whole trend of 11, 12 and 13-year olds trying to act like adults, hanging out at the malls and going to movies alone, drinking trendy Starbucks drinks etc.
Sure, VS may sell normal plain-Jane cotton underwear and other stuff too, but most people think of VS = SEXY. The word SEXY was even one of their marketing campaigns. I think that's why OP was so surprised.
I'm no prude myself, I'm married and I encourage my wife to shop VS. And you're also not going to stop younger kids from experimenting with sex, but for Moms and Pops to actively promote sexy clothing, I am against it.
I am sorry, but this kind of thinking is illogical. It is only sexy if the intent is to be sexy. If it is just comfortable, it is fine. Even if the attention is to be sexy, as long as nothing happens because of it... if she was attacked because she was wearing "sexy" underwear, you aren't supposed to blame the victim... otherwise you could say that some rape victims "deserve" it because of how they dress.
The reason I said it is because we are likely to both be in the same place/set of mind... My wife is pregnant...so it's kinda a current topic.. and it is likely you'd be planning it within a few years if you were to go the children route.
I got my first thong when I was 12, my mom bought it for me.
Its normal and has nothing to do with sex.
Its normal and has nothing to do with sex.
JulesMaximus
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TehMac
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No one has answered my question yet.Originally posted by: TehMac
Originally posted by: Fayd
Originally posted by: TehMac
I'm a bit confused between what I classify as a G-String (which is basically a string, with enough cloth to cover ehmm, the front pelvis area (No, thats not me being prude), and say a piece of underwear that resemble panties, but aren't, but is indeed a thong.
Because as I've seen, there are many different types, and I'm very confused.
difference between thong and g-string.
it's all in the pics!
No dude, like I've seen a non panty classified underwear cover the whole ass. Like not the whole thing, but a good deal of it.
I keep trying to get my wife to wear thongs. She is a size 16 and says she is too fat. I still think she would look great :heart:
TehMac
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I think 6th grader having one is a bit...odd. A 7th + grader I have no problem. Thats because when I was in 7th grade, all the chicks wore them, and we didn't care all that much. It was hot, but it wasn't all that...well we had good girls too, before they all turned into whores in High School.
Anyway, harking back on my own question, what type of thong is featured in this movie: (NSFW, but not pr0n)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=B22x49AzvtM
Anyway, harking back on my own question, what type of thong is featured in this movie: (NSFW, but not pr0n)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=B22x49AzvtM
It's a joke come to life... things you don't want to hear in a VS: "Do these come in children's sizes?".
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Hey, it happens. This reminds me much of my ex and her mom; would not surprise me if that same situation happened with her at that age.
Whatever floats their boat.
Whatever floats their boat.
Cerpin Taxt
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To be honest I know in 6th grade girls were wearing thongs and such other naughty things. Its called puberty, it was awesome (oooh and horribly awkward). OP needs to chillax.
that is wrong
even if no one EVER sees it, it is just wrong, it will give the impression to that girl that it is ok when it is not, just like wearing makeup too early or being allowed to watch rated R or adult content shows
even if no one EVER sees it, it is just wrong, it will give the impression to that girl that it is ok when it is not, just like wearing makeup too early or being allowed to watch rated R or adult content shows
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