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Of course we should wear thongs to work if we choose too. They can be very comfortable, decrease
visibility lines, and are only exposed if one does not understand that they need to wear small
shorts with any skirt and if they wear pants to tuck a long shirt into it to prevent it being
visible when bending down or over and generally to wear pants rise high. At least with thongs, a
person gets used to it riding up on you as opposed to big panties that can bunch up under tight
clothing and be a nuisance to relieve the discomfort of. I have been encouraging all of my female
acquaintances and family, that are at least 16 years old, to wear thongs. They occupy less space
when traveling and are very appealing to boyfriends. They give you easier access to use the
restroom because you can just pull it aside if your urinating in a hurry. I feel like during work
outs that it gives a person greater freedom and flexibility. In general, it just feels great
wearing them. Also, they have a variety in the wideness of the material so can you experience from
a range of string width to very wide like tangas material. I am the not thinnest of women, but
during the summers I cannot wait to go to the beach and strut my stuff wearing thongs. I am sorry I
went on a big tangent, but I feel passionately about the issue and am sick of anti-thong propaganda. |
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Women (and men as well) should wear whatever they feel comfortable in. If they are wearing
something that is too revealing over the thong or panties or whatever kind of undergarment they
choose, that would be a matter that is likely addressed in the office dress code. I worked in a
mail room as a teen and we weren't allowed to wear skirts that were above our knees more than an
inch. When taking the mail up to the other departments, I noticed that the secretaries had on some
skirts that barely covered them, but they had a different dress code. I left the job when my boss
started getting a ruler out. Too much of a hassle, but underwear was never discussed. I think that
might qualify as sexual harrassment and most companies would frown upon a supervisor commenting on
their employees underwear. |
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Or school.
Thou if you can't see it it's fine |
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Ever think of a thong as what it is? A string in your @ss. Now, why, would someone wear a string,
when it is dental-floss?....of sorts...
Gotta be way uncomfortable.
Comfort is everything. Just wear panties and call it a day. |
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Who would know???
Unless they were wearing a ridicdonkulously high one, with hipster trousers
or stupidly low ones. |
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How are you going to know? Set up an illicit spy camera in the women's bathroom stalls?
And how exactly are thongs a "problem" or "offensive"? Are you, pun intended, anal-retentive?
A woman wearing thong or brief panties is about as important as whether a man wears an undershirt
beneath a dress shirt and tie. |
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Women should wear whatever they feel most comfortable in, though exactly how a thong is comfortable
is beyond me! |
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Who does it hurt? Nobody! Therefore it should be allowed. It is nobody's business what type of
underwear you have on but if a man asked my opinion regarding his wearing frilly panties - I'll give
my opinion!
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Although I find thongs more suitable for meetings between lovers, I see no reason why a woman
couldn't wear what she likes, especially if it is not visible. |
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Let them choose what they want to wear as long as they aren't distracting the other workers or
decreasing productivity its not really your business. |
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It's really none of my business, but to deny them that would be unethical in that it would conflict
with their right to choose what they thought was best for them.
I guess everybody wins. |
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Why not? That's like saying that men shouldn't wear briefs to work. |
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Why not. In fact it should be compulsary |
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They should wear whatever they want. Besides with certain types of pants and skirts, seeing a pantie
line is much worse. It is a type of underwear worn so that this doesn't happen.
If you don't like it don't look. |
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I believe they should be allowed to wear them, but i feel they should have the integrity of saving
that for their partner if they have one. |
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