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Introductions / Hello from the UK
« on: February 01, 2022, 04:10:25 AM »
Hey guys!
My name is Paul and I’ve recently started wearing thongs more regularly.
I bought my first thong at the age of 18, but didn’t feel comfortable in my own skin wearing it. I guess transitioning from boxers to thongs was a bit too much at once. I ended up throwing my thong away and then bought another one a few months later before throwing it away again. This went on for a few years until last year, when I turned 31, and I challenged myself to start wearing briefs as I love the look of smaller underwear.
After about five months of only wearing briefs, I challenged myself to wear thongs for 7 days in a row. So I bought some, and after 7 days I felt very comfortable in them; I didn’t feel like people knew my secret at all! So I now wear them every weekend, and whenever I have an extended period off work (two weeks at Christmas for example!)
I’d love to transition to wearing thongs full time, but frequently get in my head, thinking it is wrong/feminine. Does anyone else feel like that? How do you overcome that feeling?
My name is Paul and I’ve recently started wearing thongs more regularly.
I bought my first thong at the age of 18, but didn’t feel comfortable in my own skin wearing it. I guess transitioning from boxers to thongs was a bit too much at once. I ended up throwing my thong away and then bought another one a few months later before throwing it away again. This went on for a few years until last year, when I turned 31, and I challenged myself to start wearing briefs as I love the look of smaller underwear.
After about five months of only wearing briefs, I challenged myself to wear thongs for 7 days in a row. So I bought some, and after 7 days I felt very comfortable in them; I didn’t feel like people knew my secret at all! So I now wear them every weekend, and whenever I have an extended period off work (two weeks at Christmas for example!)
I’d love to transition to wearing thongs full time, but frequently get in my head, thinking it is wrong/feminine. Does anyone else feel like that? How do you overcome that feeling?