Sure did,  have app giving me statistics on IG, one word UNFOLLOW got 51 and counting so far. One comment was left something in regards of WTF! are you wearing? that's stupid or gross or something to that effect. Believe he is a law enforcement officer in Kentucky i believe. 


While my other standard pictures have little likes or views the ones most seen and commented are from the front side go figure. Yet surprisingly no bad comments on that except lot of views. 
Only drawback posting myself in social media is do strangers who see me on the street recognize me from it? Had one older lady i spoke with saying, she recognizes me from somewhere asking if we met some place else, to her i was all too familiar...  My reaction Gulp...


Once commuting from work on the train, i overheard two filipino young ladies discussing me, which i never seen before. While i got off my stop as one of the ladies did too, overheard her saying to the other before leaving her on the train, " You don't have ANY IDEA!, of how much of him i seen," grinning to herself while the other sat clueless. Discussing the topic of recognizing  me on the beach and shape i appeared.. Only the other lady didn't understand that her friend visited a nude beach seeing me. What's the chances of that happening from complete stranger lurking at a beach i visited months before recognizing me on a train far, far away from any beach? 


So i'm bit paranoid thinking why do some females suddenly showing intrigue, friendly grins, when virtually i seen casually over months or years but never said hello. Nor did these females care or gaze like me now or were popular haters of mine bad mouthing me to others.  Yet today i see some females just stare all to closely towards me, yet never say a word, that i recognize day to day, only slight smirk to themselves, as i go on my day. So am i recognized by silent stalkers, in social media, while not knowing who sees my pictures i post? Something often appears off or different with woman i don't know, but communicate with other friends of mine, on social media and in life we both see. Not to far fetched that friend of mine can point the gal to my social media sight for her to take a look of me lot close up.  Thus always watchful why some females are gazing upon me yet never approach or chat me up.... Are they following me with my latest posts....??

 I had my picture put up by a friend. It was at a Christmas party and I somehow ended up in a pink Santa hat and a matching pink thong, nothing else.
He put the photos on his Facebook wall, but tagged me, so every Facebook friend I have also saw it...
Yes I got the expected ribbing, but also a lot of good feedback from some female friends about my tan and body, so all was well really.
I believe it has helped a lot with acceptance of my thong wearing among my friends. Some still think it was a on off joke situation, but I 'Ve had conversations about wearing them all the time with others, and they seem to accept it as just me being me.
Some still actively encourage it ;)

 We have friends also that are nudist's who think nothing of posting pictures on-line on social media and tagging us in the photo's.  It isn't something we are ashamed of , but on the other hand everyone who's on our friends list doesn't need to know we spent Memorial Day Weekend Nude!!

I have my 'thong account' for my thong photos. My photos are well received. But, I only post my butt pictures and don't show my face. Since my photos are well received, I might as well just show my face.

That I wear a thong on the beach is no secret, so I don't do headless photos.
However I don't take a phone or camera to the beach, so pictures tend to be ones other people have taken and shared with me,
or that have found their way onto the internet and thong board friends have forwarded.
Some on my facebook profile are ones from friends who have shared their photo with me.

I never edit them to exclude my head, and would not repost them if my head was excluded.
I think that looks silly, like the person is doing something they would be embarrassed about, being furtive.

The way to make thong swimsuits seem normal is to act normal, not like we are ashamed,
and to post normal, not like we are ashamed.