I love thongs. Seriously, if I were to count the underwear in my drawer, they would beat panties 10 to 1.
There is nothing more comfortable after pajamas. However, as much as I like them, I am the first to realize that they are not manna from heaven, and that we should use them with caution.
The number one rule is that we never, I repeat, never, buy fiber (and by this I mean nylon or any other that comes to mind).
His thing is that they are always made of cotton. The fewer artificial fibers there, trapping moisture, the better, and if not, think of that polyester jersey that gives off a strange smell every time you sweat a little. Bacteria throw parties in this type of tissue.
In addition to the variety that there is now (if dental floss, if Brazilian, lace, with rhinestones, with prints, caramel...) it will be very difficult for you not to find them pretty, one tells you who buys them in cotton with a lace waistband in packs of 5 for 3 euros.
The thong is and will always be incompatible with skirts. And I'm not talking about an aesthetic issue, I don't care if you see the matter when you rush up the subway stairs. That is, I change in the locker room at the gym, believe me, sometimes I have the feeling that I see more genitals than a gynecologist.
But by wearing a skirt you are leaving your parts exposed to catch bacteria than with panties, mostly because of square centimeters. It's like when you cook with or without an apron. It's worth it, if you don't want to put it there, you risk ending up with a stain.
Nicki Minaj showing us how to wear a thong in almost all of her videos. YOUTUBE
Although not all of us feel comfortable wearing thongs when we have our period (for those days there are panties or bragzilla) there are those who like to wear them anyway. If you are one of those, I recommend that you do not complement it with a compress, no, no, nor with those that make it narrower, since they can increase the number of bacteria.
The complement of the thong is the tampon, and changing it every few hours, since, if you wear it for a longer time (in addition to risking TSS), the thread can catch bacteria.
And it is that wearing a thong as you can see is almost synonymous with bacteria, since with so little fabric you are more exposed to contagion when you are sick, pregnant, when you suffer from urine loss or when you try on a swimsuit or bikini in a store.
Have you thought about the vaginas that go through the adhesive plastic wrap? If they took one of those sticker pads to a laboratory, I'm sure they would even discover new microorganisms. When you want to buy a bathing suit, do not go with a thong, always better the panties underneath.
But if you decide to try them and join the thong club, you will enjoy immediate benefits such as that it does not mark your clothes, comfort since it does not move from place (usually) or that it has no size, age, or gender. So if there are men among the readers of this post, I encourage you to try the underpants-thong.
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