At What Age and Who from did you learn what a Cameltoe is?

Question

I was goofing off with my friends before Christmas at the mall and one had major cameltoe in her leggings. I pointed it out and we all joked with her. by the way, We don't view Cameltoe as a bad thing.

All of that led us to talking about when we first learned about Cameltoe. I think I was about 8 or 9 when my mom pointed out that I needed to fix my pajama pants because they were riding up. I was confused so she fixed them and told me that us girls had to be careful with certain types of fabrics so we don't get front wedgies.

I was probably about 10 or 11 when I learned the term caneltoe from a friend's mom who I pointed out had one in her yoga pants.

CrazyGirl2 · Accepted Answer

I was a gymnast and in competition the judges deduct points for visible underwear. While our coach told our mothers to buy us thong underwear for under our leotards during competitions, other gyms did not and their girls wore nothing. As leotards (or bathing suits) creep “up” during vigorous activities I saw a lot of front wedgies, but that was exactly what we called them, “Front Wedgies”. I suppose the first time I heard the term camel toe was in high school at about age 16. Mostly I see them on women who wear cheap yoga-pants with a seam that goes right down the middle of the front of the yoga pants. Usually if they are made from quality fabric and have a good gusset, they won’t cause a camel toe. Of course it’s very different with bikini’s, bathing suits, and leotards b/c they don’t have enough fabric at the crotch to keep then from riding-up, whether or not there is a gusset present.

Aerissa_Jade · Accepted Answer

I knew what front wedgies were my whole life, but the first time I heard Cameltoe when someone said I had one, I looked at my feet and said, nope. I got human toes, my feet look nothing like an animals feet.

They laughed and said nothing more. I looked it up later to see what a Cameltoe foot really liked like and discovered the unofficial meaning of it. Somewhere about 15 or so.

BullShark · Accepted Answer

I believe I was in my teen years as well. There was a girl in our class who came one day in black tights (no underwear for some reason) and a t-shirt. All the other guys kept staring at her when she would walk and would whisper to each other, so I asked one of them what they were all whispering about. One of them pulled me in a corner and pointed to that girl, saying "dude, her cameltoe is showing!" to which I responded with an innocent "what?" and then they told me to just watch.

As she passed by, that's where I saw it, and I was like ".. oh". Now before anyone asks, no, I don't see it as a bad thing. Guys have bulges in their pants all the time too, most of them being unintentional, so naturally, it must be the same for the girls as well. These things are bound to be apparent when you're in tight clothes, so I just see it as it is and go on with my day.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Oh I don't know, it probably wasn't but I'll just say 30 and on the internet.

(In reality it was probably 5 and I reinvented it myself like literally human does because there is nothing deep about it (you can't even fit a pair of pants in there))

Because it didn't used to be a thing, at least not so much of a thing, now you can't fucking move for clawingly fucking desperate sluts competing to see how much of their pant material they can jam into their vaginas in hopes that someone might notice them even though half the world was already looking at them.

msmissydc · Answer

The name came much later, also due to the fact that its not in my mothertongue. I am also not sure, that we even have a name for it in our language.
On the other hand knowing not to show it came early when my mother told me (someday I would buy... 🎵🎶), that I shouldn't pull my leotard that much or it might show too much (it was worded differently). That was during ballet lessons maybe at the age of 4 or 5. These things werent comfortable though so I allways pulled to make it sit better.

Lliam · Answer

I noticed girl's/women's "contours" when they wore swim suits. I think it's cute.
But I was over 50 when I first heard the term "camel toe" sometime in the 2000s.

I just found this interesting article:
https://jezebel.com/a-brief-history-of-cameltoe-1843441007

Wish4UrB00ty · Answer

I think I was 15 or 16. It was only from porn. Once I knew what it was thought have have never been able to stop seeing it. I don’t think it is bad necessarily but when girls are wearing f cloths that don’t fit them they are more naturally goi g to show. That gets on my nerves.

Moose304 · Answer

I guess I was in my late teens. It's difficult to say for sure because honestly, you see these things before you even know what they are called. I wonder how many had to google that word to even know what it means. The same can be said of a "crossway Breezer".

sage2021 · Answer

I was in my 60's when I learned about it from my current boyfriend. In fact, it was just a few weeks ago when we had the conversation about it. See, you're never too old to learn; 🙂

Sam2Iam · Answer

Leggings are the worse for this. Why would anyone design pants like that and put a seam right there. 🤷‍♀️

mstbooblover · Answer

The word cameltoe sounds familiar but till now, at 68 years I did not really know it's significance. Thanks to you I checked on Wikipedia, and I learned something new ;0)

rachel776 · Answer

probably around 13 from my sister or one of my friends 🤷‍♀️ i have never done it

LovingZombi · Answer

I didn't know till I watched a girl do a dance with very tight leggings and my boyfriend explained it was camel toe.

Sevenpointfive · Answer

probably around 10 when she showed me her camel

Looksnicholas · Answer

I learnt it from a Hollywood movie when I was probably 17 or so, maybe. That's how I voted

Lynnfriend · Answer

And a boyfriend told me what it was. He used to o tease me and say stuff like nice camel toe baby.

RealMarek · Answer

When I was in college a buddy said “Marek, if you were a girl you would have huge cameltoe.” That was the first I heard of it.

sheenagwapa · Answer

i think i learned it from here... i join this site 27 so age 27 plus

MementoMori777 · Answer

At like 16 from a girl I was talking too at the time

Bklynbadboy12 · Answer

I've always thought it was attractive I just never knew what it was called until about maybe 12 years ago

Purpul · Answer

[From watching porn. I love camel-toes. A big-FAT-juicy camel-toe 👌🏾.]

TCredo · Answer

not sure but probably 12 or 13 as i learned about all sorts of stuff then :)

LiamJHayden · Answer

I noticed them shortly after I started surfing at 10, but did not hear the specific term till I was around 18

Nerdvana · Answer

I was around 12 or 13. It was from my dumb cousin and her friends. They were a little older than me. They use to tease me.

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