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over a year ago
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I don't find normal bikinis practical for actual swimming although fine if I'm just lazy in a pool on holiday. Here I wear a tankini, holiday I'd probably have both. |
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Some very good replies and most make sense, I do go for a swim every morning before breakfast on holiday and wear a bikini. Then go up and shower and change into another bikini to lie round the pool after breakfast, all the bikinis I wear are the same type though I do find I fall out of some more than others! Haha |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"Some very good replies and most make sense, I do go for a swim every morning before breakfast on holiday and wear a bikini. Then go up and shower and change into another bikini to lie round the pool after breakfast, all the bikinis I wear are the same type though I do find I fall out of some more than others! Haha"
I buy my actual bra size for bikini tops to save this from happening although I do go topless on the beaches here and abroad,naked at a local pools,naturist bi monthly event,full bikini any other pool.
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"Some very good replies and most make sense, I do go for a swim every morning before breakfast on holiday and wear a bikini. Then go up and shower and change into another bikini to lie round the pool after breakfast, all the bikinis I wear are the same type though I do find I fall out of some more than others! Haha
I buy my actual bra size for bikini tops to save this from happening although I do go topless on the beaches here and abroad,naked at a local pools,naturist bi monthly event,full bikini any other pool.
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I buy my bra size but find some are more my size than others! But then I have that problem when I buy bras, although they say a size different makes are different sizes. |
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I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"Some very good replies and most make sense, I do go for a swim every morning before breakfast on holiday and wear a bikini. Then go up and shower and change into another bikini to lie round the pool after breakfast, all the bikinis I wear are the same type though I do find I fall out of some more than others! Haha
I buy my actual bra size for bikini tops to save this from happening although I do go topless on the beaches here and abroad,naked at a local pools,naturist bi monthly event,full bikini any other pool.
I buy my bra size but find some are more my size than others! But then I have that problem when I buy bras, although they say a size different makes are different sizes. "
You might need measuring again.
I get measured every could of years or if I put on or lose weight.
Although I do struggle too as some that state are my size don't fit my shape.
I wear pour moi lots as they fit my breast shape perfectly some are just more comfortable for my shape.
If I find a brand or design that looks good I just buy in different colours  |
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all "
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx |
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx"
The fully wired ones to seem to be better and yes stringy ones definitely are just for show
And awww I can feel your pain on that one x |
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx
The fully wired ones to seem to be better and yes stringy ones definitely are just for show
And awww I can feel your pain on that one x"
Thanks. I thought sitting in a 4 person raft thing that you wouldn't be hitting the water hard. But half the time you get violently thrown out at the end! That bikini was definitely for show only, and so was I  lol xx |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx"
That happened to me in a Tenerife waterpark too,my bottoms too!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx
The fully wired ones to seem to be better and yes stringy ones definitely are just for show
And awww I can feel your pain on that one x
Thanks. I thought sitting in a 4 person raft thing that you wouldn't be hitting the water hard. But half the time you get violently thrown out at the end! That bikini was definitely for show only, and so was I lol xx"
Your welcome and ouch yes some off them raft flumes do tend to throw you around a lot and emmm I bet it would have been a good sight to see though  xx |
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx
That happened to me in a Tenerife waterpark too,my bottoms too!!! "
Ouch it happenes a lot at water parks |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx
That happened to me in a Tenerife waterpark too,my bottoms too!!! "
It was probably the same one? Siam park I think it's called.
I lost or fell out my top about 10 times and lost my bottoms twice. I spent more time getting dressed that on the rides I think xx |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx
That happened to me in a Tenerife waterpark too,my bottoms too!!!
It was probably the same one? Siam park I think it's called.
I lost or fell out my top about 10 times and lost my bottoms twice. I spent more time getting dressed that on the rides I think xx"
Ha hilarious ,I bet you had a crowd of people following you around for the view.
It was Siam Park,I recognise the name ,although it was nearly 30 years ago now xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx
That happened to me in a Tenerife waterpark too,my bottoms too!!!
It was probably the same one? Siam park I think it's called.
I lost or fell out my top about 10 times and lost my bottoms twice. I spent more time getting dressed that on the rides I think xx
Ha hilarious ,I bet you had a crowd of people following you around for the view.
It was Siam Park,I recognise the name ,although it was nearly 30 years ago now xx"
There was a group on a stag do there
30 years, it's been there a while then xx |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx
That happened to me in a Tenerife waterpark too,my bottoms too!!!
It was probably the same one? Siam park I think it's called.
I lost or fell out my top about 10 times and lost my bottoms twice. I spent more time getting dressed that on the rides I think xx
Ha hilarious ,I bet you had a crowd of people following you around for the view.
It was Siam Park,I recognise the name ,although it was nearly 30 years ago now xx
There was a group on a stag do there
30 years, it's been there a while then xx"
I'm too old for that kind of holiday now,I'm more a Caribbean beach type these days lol x
My son went in August though and there are 2 waterparks now,he didn't mention a streaker so it wasn't when you were there lol xx |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Some very good replies and most make sense, I do go for a swim every morning before breakfast on holiday and wear a bikini. Then go up and shower and change into another bikini to lie round the pool after breakfast, all the bikinis I wear are the same type though I do find I fall out of some more than others! Haha
I buy my actual bra size for bikini tops to save this from happening although I do go topless on the beaches here and abroad,naked at a local pools,naturist bi monthly event,full bikini any other pool.
I buy my bra size but find some are more my size than others! But then I have that problem when I buy bras, although they say a size different makes are different sizes.
You might need measuring again.
I get measured every could of years or if I put on or lose weight.
Although I do struggle too as some that state are my size don't fit my shape.
I wear pour moi lots as they fit my breast shape perfectly some are just more comfortable for my shape.
If I find a brand or design that looks good I just buy in different colours "
I get measured once a year, the problem is not all bras are the size they say they are, it depends on the make, I find George bras fit me best as I’m a 40f and they stick bigger sizes, that said having one boob half a cup size different to the other doesn’t help lol |
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"I would think bikinis aren’t that practical to swim in well most off them anyway
Most are fashion bikinis and the water seems to pull things down and out
So would think that would be one reason
As proper swimming bikinis aren’t that fashionble at all
Depends on the type, fully wired ones with lots of coverage and support are fine. The thin stringy ones you fall out of more. Tip, never wear a flimsy string one to a waterpark! I did in Tenerife and fell out or lost it almost every ride xx
That happened to me in a Tenerife waterpark too,my bottoms too!!! "
I lost both of mine at a water park in lanzarote, took what seemed like ages to put them back on lol |
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By *exbot 1Man
over a year ago
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"Some very good replies and most make sense, I do go for a swim every morning before breakfast on holiday and wear a bikini. Then go up and shower and change into another bikini to lie round the pool after breakfast, all the bikinis I wear are the same type though I do find I fall out of some more than others! Haha"
I bet you look good in bikini mmm
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Swimming and swimwear is a bit of a funny one.
During my A levels, uni and beyond I worked shifts at the local swim baths and saw it all. It used to make me chuckle when the various milfs would come in to swim, usually with the hubby. The ladies would ensure that their swim attire got the necessary attention from all the other patrons in the pool. From sitting on the side constantly making those last minute adjustments, to the other extreme, swim one length and then walk up and down the pool deck (to the poolside hottub).
It certainly broke up the monotony of the job.
And I never saw a Borat male costume, although the local power lifters used to bathe in their budgie smugglers! Not a good sight! |
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