By caroline - 29/10/2015 20:02 - Germany

Today, I decided it was time to have "the talk" with my daughter, after I found a thong in the washing machine. She denied it was hers and pointed out how it was too big to fit her. I ended up having a very different talk with my son. FML
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Same thing different taste

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Wait, so was it your sons or a girlfriend of your sons?

Either way it's not really a big deal. Just underwear. Doesn't even mean he's gay, but really, so what if it did? he'd still he the same person you love.

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you decided to have the talk with your daughter after you found a thong? thongs don't necessarily mean sex it could just mean I want to wear something without pantylines showing

I'm with everyone else-a thong is a thong. Loads of people wear them because they don't like the way underwear tends to bunch up under pants and create seams. Others find traditional underwear uncomfortable. Though I personally find the single spin of thread riding up my ass a discomfort, some prefer it over the other. Seems harmless all around.

That "thong thong thong thong " Sisqo voice

Did he buy it offline with someone desperately looking for money?

brklynzwolf 14

It's not that bad, they won't be babies forever. Let them have fun and enjoy life while young just let them be honest with you this way you are at least aware of the things they do, but never hold it against them.

It's just an undergarment.. Doesn't mean they're having sex. But it's still important to have the talk. Better now than never and better to be safe than sorry!

It could be you need to have a talk with your husband. Just sayin'.

Well OP, if it was your sons and he is gay, I hope you expressed unconditional love and support for him even if you don't feel it. Too many kids are struggling with families that don't accept them. If it's his girlfriend's thong, then I hope you reminded him about safe sex. For both his safety and hers it's a necessary thing. In any event, knowing that you still love him and support him will go along way towards cementing your bond between mother and son.

While your message is very supportive, a man wearing a thong has absolutely no indication he's gay. If anything, it'd point to trans, nonbinary, or something like that.

If anything it really points to nothing at all. I prefer things myself and I know a few straight men that do as well. It's just underwear people. OP should just be supportive of their son no matter what his preferences may be, underwear included.

I meant for "not following society's gender rules" along in my post. I tried to be respectful with both names and trying to correct the person but apparently I failed.