Men's Thong Forum

Quote from: thongdan on July 06, 2020, 03:15:59 AM

I share your pain. Importing into the UK from the US can also be very expensive or very hard to do.

I have a number of Jockey thongs I've managed to get hold of over the years every similar to their current line and they are very well made and comfortable thongs to wear.

I'd love to get some more but like you they don't ship to the UK and the UK site doesn't sell them

I think the Forum should start our own distribution center and then we can just re-send them to the final destination. Considering that shipping to local places is normally free.
I have no idea if that'll be even more expensive.
I just want sweet sweet thongs to add to the collection.

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Haha that would be awesome!

Oh yes, just realised I bought a couple of multipacks of these a few years ago. They are really good everyday cotton thongs - would recommend.

You look fantastic - nice classic white thong

I have had a few trips to the beach over the last few weeks, not the packed out beaches, I go to the quieter ends of the beach where there is a bit of space..A few tips..
Be confident, don't try to hide your thong.
Get there early so other people join you.
If starting later avoid children and younger girls, pitch camp around others wearing skimpy swimwear..

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All great tips - and great to see you proudly wearing your thong

Looking great!

I've not come across others wearing thongs on beaches yet but it would be so cool and make me even more proud and comfortable wearing my own.

Also, as @tnline says, the more people that wear them put in public like that, the more chances they have of others being interested in wearing them too.

I guess it depends on what you do when you're there. If you strip down to your thong and just sunbathe then I don't think you'd attract much attention and as you say, you'll probably blend in with everyone else. That's different to say if you started to walk around, go for a swim etc where you'd attract more attention.

If you are worried about making others uncomfortable then I think you'd be better going to one end of the beach if you can where there should be slightly fewer people and usually people who would be less fussed by (shock!) seeing a man in a thong. Other obvious things like avoiding a spot where there are families, kids etc.

I completely agree with you too - it's a real shame that society views men who wear thongs as something weird or comical. Even men who wear swim briefs on the beach are ridiculed too. Hopefully that changes in the future!

Great choice and they look very smart on you. Good luck on achieving your next goal.