I have seen the different types of thongs online when shopping and i have to tell you ive seen pictures of g strings and t back and some of them look the same exact thing... Please explain to me.. I am in desperate need of Thong 101..
T backs ( required in the state i live in)
g-strings
y backs
i mean some of these look exactly the same on some websites and some brands but then again other brands have distinct differences.. Im confused!!! I have usually dance in states where u could walk around naked if u wanted to, they didnt care about the type of thong u had.. Well now i gotta build my thong wardrobe back up for VA because the majority i have wont cut it!



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is a great example of the Rio/Tanga-style bottom. They're very similar to what we know as bikini bottoms, but they're cut a little closer and show a little more cheek, and can be very flattering and tasteful, even for someone who thinks their posterior could be shaplier... In some clubs where girls aren't allowed to walk around in their bottoms without a "cover-up," "shorts," or "wrap" of some sort, a Rio/Tanga-style bottom is a nice alternative to covering up, and can be worn like shorts.
There's something out there which is called a C-string, but I've not seen too many girls in clubs wearing those - at least not where I live and work. Basically, a C-string is like a regular G-string/T-back, except it has no side supporting features. It's held in place by lightweight yet flexible "stays" which provide enough support and tension to keep it where it's placed, supposedly. I'm just acting on assumption here, I've never actually worn one, because I just don't think they're a good idea, but they're an option as well, if you're into unique items. Because the C-string has no side support features, it resembles the letter C, which is how, presumably, it got its name. Every time I see one of these I wonder where the tips are supposed to go, lol!
And lastly, you should always expect to see any style (with the exception of the C-string, cheeky bottoms, and possibly tie side/break-away styles) of G-string/T-backs/Thongs available sometimes as slings. Slings, suspender, or slingshot-style G-strings/T-backs/Thongs are popular in some areas, and come in many different styles. Some slings have suspenders which may be wide enough to cover the nipples, while others might be "spaghetti strap" thin. Regardless, they're a nice alternative to have available in your dancing wardrobe because not everyone wears them. This might help your "knock 'em dead" outfits stand out even more by giving them a unique, and interesting edge. You can also twist, knot, and intertwine the suspenders of slingshots bottoms to help keep them in place, reduce the length of the suspenders themselves without having to cut them, or just to make them look more interesting while you're wearing them: they're really quite flattering and versatile.
Many a wayward customer has gotten themselves into trouble for wanting/attempting to "look for love in all of our WRONG places" at one time or another; dress codes and rules were probably established for a good reason.
is an example of the "teardrop" shaped extreme bikini bottom, which appears to cover enough, in the front but I'm certain there are much smaller cuts available in this style, and I'm betting the coverage in the back isn't what it should be for a stricter club.
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illustrate the micro bikini bottom (the black one) - yes, it really IS micro! But, apparently that's not micro OR mini enough for some, because the micro-mini bikini bottom which is pictured in orange/coral, covers even LESS!
The "radikal bikini bottom" shown here basically resembles little more than an eye patch, (arr, matey!) takes the concept of extreme bikini to a whole new, and somewhat "novel" level. I suppose for tanning/body modification purposes one might need something like this, but damb! That's tiny!

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