Question for people who claim thong swimsuits are inappropriate in public because they show the butt cheeks, where do you draw the line?

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Because pretty much all bikini bottoms show at least part of the butt cheeks.

JZ909 · Accepted Answer

I consider many forms of minimalistic female swimwear to be more sexual than nudity. In some cultures, nudity on the beach is culturally acceptable, and people do it because it's a nice way to tan, swim, and generally feel unencumbered by clothing. Many forms of female swimwear are not the most comfortable options; they're designed to enhance the sexuality of the wearer.

I don't necessarily mind this per-se, but the mixed messaging can be irritating. Most women who go to the beach don't want to be bothered by random guys, but they wear something that is designed to arouse sexual desire in a public place with lots of random guys.

TheBigSoftie · Accepted Answer

I love me some booty, so I don't draw the line anywhere.

SweedyPie · Accepted Answer

Well, I think it is because I am more conservative that it bothers me. Especially since I go to the beach with my young boys, it just makes me uncomfortable. Firstly, even without them I don't like seeing what I deem as private parts on public display, but I would look away. However with them it somehow embarrasses me when they are around people who have their butts hanging out. I feel the need to cover their eyes lol (even though I don't). I guess because of my upbringing I associate lack of clothing in public with lack of self respect. I don't know it just seems like those people are also looking for attention as well

Izumiblu · Accepted Answer

Well there’s appropriate for me and appropriate for someone else.

Me I generally prefer a one piece but I do have a bikini but the bottoms are more like boy shorts so it gets a lot of coverage for a bikini. That’s as far as I’d go personally I think.

For someone else just make it enough where your privates are reliably covered. I don’t care if your butt cheeks are hanging out so long as you aren’t all up in my grill where I can’t look away.

bekalen · Accepted Answer

I say wear what you feel comfortable in. If I wear that stuff it would be a lot of butt showing and I know some would not like seeing that so i don't and I just wouldn't but I think it's gossip when people talk about inappropriate clothes on girls or guys. So ignore that and wear as little as you want.

ChronicThinker · Accepted Answer

If you have to whip out your nipples and asscheeks, I assume you're doing it for attention. I'm sorry. But there is virtually no physical or social benefit to it other than being labeled as "sexy."

PondyPand · Accepted Answer

To me, if it's literally a scrap nestled between the butt cheeks, rather than covering any of the butt, then to me it's inappropriate.

Miristheiss · Answer

Do you have some innate desire to be naked in public? What's your motivation?

Mellissa80 · Answer

It is inappropriate from my point of view. I have no exact reason, it is like men wearing swim briefs 🙈

Highsxhoolstudent15 · Answer

Why is wearing a bikini like acceptable but then if u were to go out in your bra and underwear everyone would be like ew that’s indecent she’s a thot, but aren’t they the same?

Geminiangel26 · Answer

I draw the line at cutouts I mean u have to something to the imagination my bikini bottoms show part of my butt

SEuclid · Answer

not full bottomed bikinis they cover it completely

SpiritBear · Answer

I’d say, it doesn’t really count.

cupidkisses · Answer

Wear whatever you want

Sha84 · Answer

people are just jealous of thick botties

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