Hello fellow thongers. I have a question for y’all. Have y’all ever thonged in an apartment complex? If so, what was the reaction, and did anyone tell you something mean, or disrespectful? I am moving apartment complexes in June, and the new place looks like it is an older crowd: I’m 34, so lots of people who are in there 30s, 40s, and 50+.
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Each apartment complex has different rules, so it’s best to ask the management directly. If it’s allowed, you shouldn’t have any problems because if women can, so can men,otherwise it’s discriminatory.
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I agree with Hal. I’m assuming you’re using a thong at their swim or gym facilities and aren’t just walking around in a thong, haha. I used to wear a thong at a condo I used to live at which had some pretty amazing swimming pools. I was confronted by management, but told them that they’d need to also tell the girls in thongs to coverup if they expect me to do anything. They didn’t of course, and never bothered me again.
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I agree with the other responders. Generally just be respectful. I do tend to be more of the ask for forgiveness rather than permission type though. But I live in a condo now (owner and have been here for a number of years). There aren’t many ppl with kids here but if there are already kids at the pool then I stick to a bikini style or squarecuts. If no kids at the pool which is more typical, then I wear a thong. Nothing too crazy but a fairly basic/classic thong cut. I haven’t had any issues here. Over the years at apt complexes it has been a mixed bag. But I have used the “women in thongs” defense usually with success.
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If there are families and a woman is wearing a thong, I honestly couldn’t care less. If a Karen gets upset or complains because she finds it offensive, I simply play the “I can do it too” card. In those cases, the hypocrisy of people is evident. If they cared so much about the children, why didn’t they get upset with the woman in a thong from the moment they saw her? We are in the 21st century where equality is promulgated, and equality cannot be selective; it’s for everyone or no one, period!
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