View Full Version : My First Thong Experience!!!
schneiderc2004
04-05-2016, 10:01 PM
Dear Swim Brief Lovers,
I have been wanting to get a thong for some time now. I got a black Joe Snyder Thong. Yesterday was 90F here in the Palm Springs Area. Put my new thong on, took a dip in the pool and WOW!... it felt super amazing! I felt like the sexiest guy in the world!...lol. It was an erotic experience! Didn't know that wearing a thong in the water felt sooooooooooo good!...lol Does anyone else have the same experience while wearing a thong in water?
Take care,
Christian
Torchwatch
04-05-2016, 11:11 PM
I worn a thong on the beach and in the sea in France.
I t felt so good to feel the waves flowing over and around my body as I saw through them.
Chaddiusrex
04-06-2016, 12:35 AM
I love soaking up the sun, feeling my bum geeting warmed by the sun, then diving into the ocean! Its invigorating in my thong!! And dry off quick too, then jog down the beach, I feel so free!
PSDave
04-06-2016, 07:09 PM
my first thong experience was many years ago in Hawaii. I did not seen one on the beach (male or female) but figured, why not. I put it on and walked down the beach to find a good spot to sit and read and tan. I know my bare bum got looks but no comments. As the days went by I was more comfortable wearing it and even did my morning jog on the beach wearing it. After a couple days I did get a couple "where did you get it" a couple "you got more nerve than I ever would have" and two Japanese woman wanted a picture with me on the beach both front and rear. They were giggling and blushing and it drew laughs from others. Swimming was no big revelation since I was used to nude swimming in my pool. In later trips a bar waitresses showed me an album of guys she photographed on the beach in thongs. The pic of me was noted the first she saw on Waikiki.
One comment - tight thong back strap and sand - not pleasant!
luvnmythong
04-06-2016, 08:08 PM
Wearing thongs becomes totally addictive. You want more and more and more! Then, it slowly progresses into wanting to bare more skin. The next thing you know, you are wanting to wear nothing but a g string. Believe me, I know this to be true. I have around 40-50 thongs and g strings, and keep ordering more. Just can't help it! lol
Tight Speedo
04-06-2016, 11:41 PM
I love wearing speedos, thongs, and g-strings . . . there is something about revealing and concealing. Also, they are so comfortable to wear. I'll wear a speedo at any beach or by any body of water. I'm selective when it comes to wearing a thong or g-string. My wife and I enjoy laying out in thongs at the beach together. We have some great memories of doing that in Hawaii. We vacationed in Spain last summer. I wore a very small, minimal, form-fitting g-string. I had to shave my bikini area pretty much bald to wear it and make it look right because of the minimal design of the suit. That was the best vacation that I have ever been on. Maybe one of the best, most exhilarating events of my life.
If you have't worn a thong/g-string in public, build up the courage and do it. You won't have any regrets. It will be a memorable experience. Who knows, you might get some positive comments. I think that many people have had fantasizes about wearing a minimal suit in public at some point in their life. The people that mock those of us that enjoy wearing minimal swimwear are jealous, plain and simple. We are doing what they want to do, but will never have the courage to do. Why am I so obsessed with minimal coverage swimwear? Send me a PM if you can help me with my obsession.
Take care and good luck!
schneiderc2004
04-07-2016, 06:22 AM
Well, some interesting stories here. Today was around 92F degrees here in the Palm Springs Area. Guess what? I spent about an hour in my pool with my thong on! I can't help to express how good it feels the water and sun with a thong on...lol. Had I known that a thong in water felt so good, I would have worn thongs many years ago!
Anyway, as of today, I will only wear thongs in my private pool. Don't have the courage to wear them in public! However, I would only wear them in nude beaches, nude resorts, Greece, Spain, some beaches in Florida, etc. I think I will order a new thong from Skinz! Thongs forever!...lol.
Take care,
Christian
Bede735
04-07-2016, 06:31 PM
I'm certainly tempted to wear one in the sea off North East England this Summer. I know some people swim nude but that just seems too risky; so this is the next best thing.
NE_OH_thonger
04-07-2016, 10:41 PM
I bought my first swim thong in 2000, but didn't wear it in public until 2003 (At the time, I didn't know that they were OK in Ohio state parks). First time was in Fort Lauderdale. I intended to do it once to say I did, but ended up wearing it nearly every day I was there. I was hooked. I'd say that 75% or more of my swimsuits are thong/G-string suits now. Now, I almost always wear a thong when the law permits them.
schneiderc2004
04-08-2016, 03:18 AM
I just got my new Joe Snyder Thong and I love it...lol. I think it would be ok to wear a thong in a nude beach. Thongs ok in Ohio State Parks? That is something else. I'd love to vacation in Florida to find thong friendly beaches!
Christian
luvnmythong
04-08-2016, 04:04 PM
Yes, it is totally cool to wear a thong on a nude beach. I go to Haulover nude beach in Florida, and see lots of others in thongs and g strings. Sometimes I'm in the mood to go nude, while other times I like wearing a thong. I think that most Florida beaches are thong friendly, especially those in South Florida. You just can't wear them in state parks.
NE_OH_thonger
04-08-2016, 10:02 PM
I just got my new Joe Snyder Thong and I love it...lol. I think it would be ok to wear a thong in a nude beach. Thongs ok in Ohio State Parks? That is something else. I'd love to vacation in Florida to find thong friendly beaches!
Christian
Yeah, it kind of shocked me too. Seems the state indecent exposure law only requires covering the "Genital organs." In a couple of court cases brought over topless women, it was ruled that neither the breasts nor the buttocks were genital organs, so no indecent exposure occurs if they are visible. Thong wearing is very rare, (I've been told that some guys wear them on the beaches close to the major cities, but I've never seen anyone but myself actually wearing one on an Ohio beach) but legal.
jackk78
04-10-2016, 10:31 PM
my first thong experience was many years ago in Hawaii. I did not seen one on the beach (male or female) but figured, why not. I put it on and walked down the beach to find a good spot to sit and read and tan. I know my bare bum got looks but no comments. As the days went by I was more comfortable wearing it and even did my morning jog on the beach wearing it. After a couple days I did get a couple "where did you get it" a couple "you got more nerve than I ever would have" and two Japanese woman wanted a picture with me on the beach both front and rear. They were giggling and blushing and it drew laughs from others. Swimming was no big revelation since I was used to nude swimming in my pool. In later trips a bar waitresses showed me an album of guys she photographed on the beach in thongs. The pic of me was noted the first she saw on Waikiki.
One comment - tight thong back strap and sand - not pleasant!
Found an old pic from the 80s of a guy wearing a thong on Waikiki. Wish this was more common these days.
More on the photographers Flickr page: https://www.flickr.com/photos/alan-light/
http://i.imgur.com/fVlttyw.jpg
matrix1964
04-11-2016, 12:30 PM
Wow! Those FLICKR beach pics of guys in skimpy suits are awesome.
cjkreitz
04-15-2016, 04:06 AM
I'm looking through the photos on the FLICKR page that @jackk78 posted and I'm wondering why speedos and thongs on guys were accepted and widespread in the 80s and not now? what changed?
cjkreitz
04-15-2016, 04:06 AM
I'm looking through the photos on the FLICKR page that @jackk78 posted and I'm wondering why speedos and thongs on guys were accepted and widespread in the 80s and not now? what changed?
Bede735
04-15-2016, 05:53 PM
Maybe when international swimmers switched from briefs to their Fastskin type suits, covering their legs, and somehow everyone else thought a pair of shorts was similar?
schneiderc2004
04-15-2016, 08:54 PM
I'm looking through the photos on the FLICKR page that @jackk78 posted and I'm wondering why speedos and thongs on guys were accepted and widespread in the 80s and not now? what changed?
This is a very complex issue to discuss. I remember as a young boy in the late 1980s and early 1990s, wearing swim briefs was more common and accepted than today. I'm not sure how and who decided that such swimwear for men was to be determined "not manly". I think part of it is the "hip- hop" culture that promoted bigger, baggy, and loose clothing. This resulted in horrible board shorts in many cases all the way to the shins! This new "bigger and looser" swimsuit rule applies ony to men!
Women's swimwear on the other side has actually become smaller or more daring! Today's society has been brainwashed to accept this "double standard" of swimwear for men and women. Men are not supposed to show their thighs as of today! It is not manly! This is the American mentality for swimwear. How absurd! Men's swimwear in the USA has gone backwards or back in time. What's next? Men have to cover their entire bodies at the beach or pool?
This entire swimwear mentality in the USA is extremely ridiculus and society has become hostile towards men that break the new rule. We must do something about it...lol
Torchwatch
04-15-2016, 10:48 PM
In the UK a fashion started for printed cotton boxer shorts instead of brief underwear. The boxer shorts were actually longer than the then current football (soccer) shorts then in use by pro, am, and school teams. The result was ghastly; smart, short, shiny nylon shorts with cotton underwear hanging out below the leg seams.
Some soccer players pulled their shorts down far enough to hide their boxer shorts and the next batch of soccer shorts were made longer to match.
Another fashion started to wear the new longer soccer shorts for swimming, white long shorts were chosen over black speedos so the speedos could be seen through the transparent wet fabric. The clothing manufacturers matched this with long white swim shorts with dark panels mimicking speedos around the loins. The white areas soon became infested with large ugly flowers and other designs.
In October 1986 Childline began in the UK. Child protection became an issue, children were increasingly kept in or supervised outside. Boys doing sport were discouraged from wearing briefer sportswear as it encouraged child abusers, while adults wearing brief sportswear were suspected of being child abusers or gay.
Various churches jumped on the gravy train making the wearing of brief sportswear indecent and a sin.
The consequence of these social changes was an increasingly overweight population that spent their time playing video games in preference to outdoor sport, who suffered vitamin D deficiency (hence the return of rickets in the UK), who wore big baggy shorts that made it difficult to run or swim properly when they tried to.
Bede735
04-16-2016, 02:06 PM
Gosh. I seemed to miss all of that. Must have been due to leaving school way back in 1982.
underwearphil
04-16-2016, 04:00 PM
Torchwatch, I could not have put it better myself.
We do have another factor, and that it a section of the medical profession, especially some of the Dermatologists, who suggest that all exposure to sun is bad. We now have youngsters who appear on the beach, or by the pool, in head to toe suits (not just Muslims) due to parental fear of melanoma some time in the future. OK, melanoma skin cancer is a serious risk following unregulated sun exposure and sunburn. Vitamin D is produced in the skin by action of sunlight, and I have personally experienced (I am a health professional) a number of youngsters suffering from Rickets - a disease that was thought to have been eliminated in London in the 19th Century.
Torchwatch
04-16-2016, 09:54 PM
I remembered the melanoma factor only after posting my last piece and being lazy hoped that no one would notice. Well done in spotting my omission.
The media tried to apply the Slip, Slap, Slop Campaign from Australia to Britain and caused fear among parents in a country that rarely saw the sun.
Slip on a tee shirt, slap on some factor 50 and slop on a hat.
schneiderc2004
04-17-2016, 12:57 AM
Well too many factros as far as why today's men's swimwear has gone backwords. The rationale behind "protecting children" is just stupid! Women can be predators as well. As far as skin cancer, then women should cover up as well. We need to start a "Swim Brief Revolution"...lol.
Christian
Torchwatch
04-17-2016, 06:24 PM
Of course most of the reasons are just stupid, but that is the way it happened.
America also had drug gangs wanting to hide drugs in weapons in their clothing without obvious bulges. They favoured long and loose fitting clothing especially "shorts".
Kids wanted to look like the gangsters rather than the sportsmen.
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