Teh One Who Knocks
01-16-2020, 11:48 AM
By Sophie Roberts, Acting Lifestyle and Travel Editor - The Daily Star
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Mums have hit out at women who wear skimpy G-string bikinis to their local swimming pool.
Some have taken to Facebook to ask for the fashion trend to be banned.
One New Zealand parent asked the Spa Thermal Park in Taupo to disallow “inappropriate swimwear”.
In a Facebook post, she said the barely-there cossies aren’t well placed in “public places where families will be present”.
She wrote: “Any chance we can get a sign at Spa Park that says ‘no G-strings?’
“Seems some people don’t know what appropriate swimwear is when it comes to public places where families will be present."
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Some agreed with the mum, with 120 of them liking the Facebook post.
A few also took the time to leave a comment, with one responder writing: “I’ve seen men in mankinis, women walking around in G-string bikinis and even the odd naked person getting naked in public.
“It’s disgusting and has top stop.”
She also insisted her husband “hates” seeing the racy swimwear – and it makes her children feel uncomfortable too.
Another tiny cossie hater added: “Hate to be a prude, but sometimes it’s embarrassing to see.”
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Even though some agreed with the mum’s Facebook plea, others disagreed with her stance on the matter.
Some commenters told the woman to “chill out” and asked her to be less of a prude.
A responder remarked: “In many countries, that is the norm and (people) can often be topless.
“So take a deep breath, chill out and look the other way.
“Everyone is different and has differing ideas – be kind and accepting don’t ruin their holiday by being rude, mean and mouthing off.
“They are innocent and don’t know you are a prude.”
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A second said: “If their bits are covered, what does it matter what people choose to wear.”
And a third added: “Who gives a s***? Go to a private pool if you’re so concerned.
“It’s public – I could go down there dressed like Borat if I wanted to.
“Go home lady, swim in your bath tub.”
https://i.imgur.com/xqln0MR.jpg
Mums have hit out at women who wear skimpy G-string bikinis to their local swimming pool.
Some have taken to Facebook to ask for the fashion trend to be banned.
One New Zealand parent asked the Spa Thermal Park in Taupo to disallow “inappropriate swimwear”.
In a Facebook post, she said the barely-there cossies aren’t well placed in “public places where families will be present”.
She wrote: “Any chance we can get a sign at Spa Park that says ‘no G-strings?’
“Seems some people don’t know what appropriate swimwear is when it comes to public places where families will be present."
https://i.imgur.com/xYW18Mx.jpg
Some agreed with the mum, with 120 of them liking the Facebook post.
A few also took the time to leave a comment, with one responder writing: “I’ve seen men in mankinis, women walking around in G-string bikinis and even the odd naked person getting naked in public.
“It’s disgusting and has top stop.”
She also insisted her husband “hates” seeing the racy swimwear – and it makes her children feel uncomfortable too.
Another tiny cossie hater added: “Hate to be a prude, but sometimes it’s embarrassing to see.”
https://i.imgur.com/eupG6hi.jpg
Even though some agreed with the mum’s Facebook plea, others disagreed with her stance on the matter.
Some commenters told the woman to “chill out” and asked her to be less of a prude.
A responder remarked: “In many countries, that is the norm and (people) can often be topless.
“So take a deep breath, chill out and look the other way.
“Everyone is different and has differing ideas – be kind and accepting don’t ruin their holiday by being rude, mean and mouthing off.
“They are innocent and don’t know you are a prude.”
https://i.imgur.com/xsRaGSH.jpg
A second said: “If their bits are covered, what does it matter what people choose to wear.”
And a third added: “Who gives a s***? Go to a private pool if you’re so concerned.
“It’s public – I could go down there dressed like Borat if I wanted to.
“Go home lady, swim in your bath tub.”