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All I could keep thinking was how important "wiping" would become, skid marks on the skirt..........
Do you not think wiping is important when wearing underwear?? Now thats gross! Hygiene is important no matter what clothing you choose to wear (or not wear).
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Originally Posted by mlulu23
I guess you didn't get a chance to view the video on that subject that i posted previously. Here it is again. Very informational.
Yes, I saw it before. I don't really see how shooting liquid out of a syringe is "informative". That's not how real life is at all. As a woman, I know how a female body works from real life experience. Leaking all over a seat is nothing that I, or any woman I know, has ever experienced.
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Originally Posted by Delahanty
Just be careful where, and what, you eat. One attack of explosive diarrhea, and it won't matter how long that dang skirt is.
One attack of explosove diarrhea and I wouldn't think it would matter whether you're wearing underwear or not. A thin piece of fabric is not going to save you.
Do you not think wiping is important when wearing underwear?? Now thats gross! Hygiene is important no matter what clothing you choose to wear (or not wear).
>>>They never said it wasn't important. You did. Of course it is important, silly argument.<<<
Yes, I saw it before. I don't really see how shooting liquid out of a syringe is "informative". That's not how real life is at all. As a woman, I know how a female body works from real life experience. Leaking all over a seat is nothing that I, or any woman I know, has ever experienced.
>>>The average female discharge is 1 to 4 ml a day. The syringe held 4ml. That gives you a visual of the upper amount that comes out daily. I mean, come on now, this is where crusties come from. At least with underwear it's somewhat contained. So if you don't wear underwear then you get crusties on the inside of your pants, skirts, or dresses. Don't pretend it doesn't happen. Where ever you sit down that is where your ***** juice will stick. Or maybe you just don't look. Even if it's only 1ml a day it still has to go somewhere. Onto your clothes, that's where, and if it's more than that, through your clothes.<<<
One attack of explosive diarrhea and I wouldn't think it would matter whether you're wearing underwear or not. A thin piece of fabric is not going to save you.
>>>No, the panties would contain a good portion of it unless it's a T-bar, or G string, or at least slow it down a little till you could get to a bathroom. You are grasping at straws with weak arguments .<<<
I saw one young woman going commando with a very short skirt. If that's what she wants to do, it's OK with me.
I would choose a skirt that's at least knee-length if I were going commando.
Why not just wear comfortable underwear? I can't stand nylon anything; has to be 100% cotton. It feels like wearing nothing; it's like a comfortable T-shirt for your undercarriage.
This thread has convinced me to run out and buy packages of all sizes of underpants and wear them simultaneously. I'll wear my regular size... all three of the Hanes Her Ways High-Waisted Abominations that come in the pack... and then I'll add the next bigger size over the top of those... and so on until I have an impenetrable layer of protection. Holy smokes, just think of the comfort and moisture wicking capabilities! Woot! I'll be able to free-fall from a standing position onto my roly poly buttocks without harm.
Also, I'm going to be a thousand-aire because you know this idea is brilliant. I do not know how I will parlay it into a money-making endeavor yet.
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