I swear this is the best thing to avoid sun damage. Since wearing it i never got sunburned. It is also very practical- you dont have to shave, wear sun cream, worry about sun damage etc.
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Wtf. I have seen some idiots shaming on women for wearing revealing clothes such as bikini but also shame on women for wearing modest clothes now under my question. So what should women do then? Users who make nice, neutral, lovely replies/posts should not be adressed by my updateBy the way you dont have to be religious to wear it. It is like diving suit. Look at the woman with burkini who does not wear hijab for example
What do you think about burkini/modest swim suits?
I’m a lazy ass question reader (I don’t read them) nothing wrong with these swim suits; Full sun protection, look comfy and you ain’t gotta worry about sand hurting your skin. Just everyone please please listen to this next part;
I have a Muslim friend who told me that these can get pricey to buy. A super sad situation was that two Muslim kids died near my seaside town in the water, because they kept their clothes on during swimming.
This was more than likely due to religion and modesty and maybe they also found these alternatives pricey. Please, please make sure that if you cannot show skin, that you invest in one of these swimsuits, or just don’t go swimming in the ocean otherwise. It could cost you your life. Clothes get water logged and in a strong current can easily pull you under, no matter how good a swimmer you think you are. It’s worth the investment of purchasing something that will keep you safe. If they are too expensive then there are always second hand options or can buy in sale.
For me that is not really my thing but at the same time I don't prefer bikinis of course. I don't mind anyone wearing it though. For me I prefer one piece swimsuits like this:
For me, I have only seen them when out in Qatar, Dubai, Bahrain etc where I’ve spent a lot of time.
There wives and other women did not really have a choice.
Thats my big thing, it being about choice, about not shaming because the choice made.
Also if it’s going to be ‘best protection to prevent sun damage’, then surely the Husband, guy with the women should wear exactly same type of outfit.
if they don’t, then it becomes hypocritical.
When you have a guy using the ‘protects you from the sun darling’ and then wears swimming trunks…. that’s controlling hypocrisy.
personal choice, no shaming and not used as controlling.
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I absolutely agree with you. I actually wanted to know how people would react when a woman wear very modest bathsuits since it may be weird for some people
@hi_it_is_me123 personally I have zero problems with it, I’ve been to enough naturist beaches for full on nudity and also beaches and swimming pools out in the Gulf states to see full on everything covered.
At the end of the days it’s clothes or not clothes, there is nothing sexual about it.
A girl can wear a full on long dress one day and a mini skirt the next day, it’s the same person, what someone wears should not matter
You are in a group of people who provide phenomenal replies. It’s very nice to see such a thoughtful answers that provoke an understanding of the world around us.
I think it's wonderful! Women have worn such things for a long time. It wasn't till the sexual revolution of the 70's that they started wearing these skimpy bikinis where everything is hanging out.
It's no different than what a lot of surfers and divers wear. I am always fully covered when I go to the beach. I wear a long sleeve rashguard and surfer shorts. It's comfortable, keeps me dry, and protects from the sun.
I've seen a lot of girls who are Non-Muslim revolting against bikini culture and are wearing more modest swimwear. When I go to the beach, I noticed many girls wearing surfing gear or burkinis instead of bikinis.
I suppose it's nice that they have the option- but I'd look into what they're made of. I've seen pictures of 19th-century bathing suits that were more like ball gowns, and heard reports of more than one woman drowning when they got soaked and quadrupled in weight.
@Wraith_Cemetery yea they aren't rash guards bt they are similar. These burkins are the style of the green one she posted. I love it and now i want one! But im not sure if its just a cultural thing
You should do what YOU want to do, not what someone else thinks you should. You would not get burned, but your face is exposed, and I have relatives that have had several basil cell cancers removed from their faces from sun exposure. If I had it to do over, I would NOT go to the beach, and get burned or tanned as it just destroys your skin.
My swimsuits are not quite that modest, but they are considered modest compared to many swimsuits on the market. I figure what matters is that you look/feel good without it on. I’ve never felt a need to flaunt.
I think they look good, and I would say a beautiful woman wearing a bikini would be just as sexy wearing one of these, benefit is she also won't end up with leathery skin or the dribble of random guys staring at her chest 😊
A bikini if you have the body for it or a one piece if that's what you prefer. Not into the whole subjugation of women thing. And men who can't control themselves if they see a woman's skin should stay away from the beach.
Yeah? Do bikini women on the beach think most men are not looking at them while they're wearing that? And does that mean they can't control themselves if they're looking at them while they're wearing such clothes? A bikini is basically just covering a woman's nipples (not boobs), and private parts (even her ass is out there). Women who go to the beach expecting most men not to look at them sexually are dillusional. Wake up women it's not me who's subjugating you it's the "fashion" industry
@misterCage4 What you need to wrap you head around is that no woman, not even your wife is your property and they can wear whatever they damn well please wherever they want.
@GMANN56 Bikini culture is subjugation of women as well. It tells women that they have to reveal every little bit of their bodies in order to be attractive, otherwise they called "grannies" or "backwards".
@Wraith_Cemetery You are giving women too little credit. Every woman I know wears what they want to wear on the beach. No one is wearing what they think culture tells them they have to. If they wear a tiny bikini it's because they like how their body looks and don't mind showing it off. And they have every right to do so, or NOT do so without being judged by "backwards" men.
umm the normal standard is just a one or two piece bikini, so i just wouldn't feel comfortable if i stood out that much, although i do think that burkini is more practical.
I think it looks more fun to stay home and watch beach videos than to go to the beach and wear this. This looks like the height of "buzz kill". Somebody send all the Muslims back before this shit spreads.
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So you are mad that women dont want to be naked? Non muslim/ non religious women wear it. I am not religious but wear it for practical/health reasons
but to each his own. And who said I was "mad" about anything. Sounds like your "dying to be offended". I'm glad I'm old and didn't have to grow up around a bunch of "sensitivity" and won't be around when it gets even worse.
Never seen these till your post and its basically a fashionable wetsuit and I love how business are becoming more cultured in their product availability
Whatever tickles you pickle. I don't care what women wear. My only comment is. I would think that would be a little hot. Maybe if it was a light breathable material.
I know women who wear them. It's made of very light material. Less cloth doesn't mean less hot anyway. Victorians wore white linen in the summer time in order to stay cool. People in the desert cover themselves in white cloth as well. Bare skin would cause you to fry.
@TyLeeAndPink : you are right, all religions and all people are equal, Islam is just as evil & dangerous as Atheism, Hinduism, Christianity and Jews. 007kingifrit either needs some eye-opening education in humanity or an eye-blackening punch in the face.
Dude, we humans, are unequal in each other's eyes, I was talking about generality, in our creator's eyes we all are equal.
If different cultures do different things then how does that give you right to decide if they're less human or if they're evil? You have the right to speak only about your own religion.
islam is inferior, dangerous, and cannot build good civilizations. you are immoral for treating it as equal. you're a bad person for trying to treat everyone equally. it's the morally easy way out
I don't need to bang my head against the wall, if you believe that there's no creator and you made yourself get born and you control your death, then good luck to you... Life itself will teach you, think of me when you reach that point in life where there's only hopelessness and no going back... I'll surely pray that you find the truth before you die.
This shit is basically a way to cover women and hide them, and yes, it is religious, no matter how much you try to argue against it, it was made for religious reason.
So if @hi_it_is_me123 is worried about the sun damaging her skin or wasting precious money on expensive lotions and sunscreens... is it oppression to be influenced or to like something that belongs to people of just one religion?
There you go bro, you've heard plenty... Talk about oppression or a particular religion being oppressive when you witnessed it first hand, don't depend on hear say to gather your facts.
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