Chastity belt under swimwear

Sabina

Once at home, I tried on a one-piece swimsuit. The belt was well sheathed, but its shape was noticeable against the fabric. That's why if I sometimes go to the swimming pool, it's always without a belt.

Laura

Sasha @saras worn one and shorts over it

Sasha

Laura Actually like the idea of shorts over a one piece. Have to ask if it’s ok but can’t see why not

Laura

Sasha I would say it's not unusual and it hides your belt effectively

KarimM

My stepdaughter's fear is the changing room.

Angelina

Sasha Has anyone tried those neoprene swimsuits?

not a neoprene suit, but a swimsuit with arms (to cover the bra) and a skirt to cover the waistband from the belt. you can still see the prints, yet it covers well enough that no one will suspect a chastity belt / bra

KarimM My stepdaughter's fear is the changing room.

then she is supposed to get into a single clocker room

KarimM

Angelina no such thing.

Sasha

Angelina I’ve looked at those but I’m worried about sand intrusion. Mom says I can either wear a regular one piece or the neoprene with shorts over.
Have you had any experience on the beach in your gear?

George

KarimM Then use big towels.

We do have nice neighbors that literally change at our pool (we would have have changing rooms a level down, but a) you would have to know that, b) that would be like a walk), without showing anything to the rest of world.
Most of the pool users just walk home in the wet swim wear, but especially the older people tend to change immediately into dry cloths.

And practice this at home a couple of times so Britney feels comfortable doing the change in public but hidden from public.

Sabina

Sasha I don't really like going to the beach in a chastity belt, but I've had situations like this. I would then put on swimming shorts, a bathing suit top, and a polyester sports T-shirt, which was formally supposed to 'protect me from the sun'. 😀 In such a set, I was both sitting on the beach and entering the sea. Sand can actually be a problem, because it can get under the belt and sometimes it is difficult to remove it without removing the belt.

Sabina

Sasha or the neoprene with shorts over.

Neoprene reminds me of a diving suit. As I understand bathing in the cold Baltic sea wearing something like this, I can't imagine sitting in the heat on the beach in such rubber.

Christine

Sasha Mom says I can either wear a regular one piece or the neoprene with shorts over.

Mom wears one piece with shorts to hide her belt.

Angelina

Sasha Have you had any experience on the beach in your gear?

yes i did and yes sand can get into the equipment, but you can of course shower after visiting the beach, so it feels a little uncomfortable, but nothing bad 🙂

MissBlossom If you have a strong relationship with your keyholder, based on trust and respect, maybe you could just ask to take the belt off when you go swimming?

becomes problematic as soon as i would have told my father, i have to go to the toilet etc.

George

Sabina In summer. But think it's end of August now. In September outdoor pools and outdoor temperatures as such will be much more moderate, one could argue "not heat".

And as you mentioned, Poland has sea beaches in rather "nordic" regions.

(And I refuse to acknowledge the reason why we tend to have a traffic jam in Vienna on weekends on the city Autobahn, that is totally random, has has nothing to do with half of Southern Europe going North and half of Northern Europe driving South. Absolutely random happenstance that all these non-Austrian licence plates are blocking the traffic.)

MissBlossom

If you have a strong relationship with your keyholder, based on trust and respect, maybe you could just ask to take the belt off when you go swimming?

Laura

MissBlossom maybe you could just ask to take the belt off when you go swimming?

Especially if you stay together. I don't wear my belt for swimming or to a beach while I'm with parents

Sasha

MissBlossom If you have a strong relationship with your keyholder, based on trust and respect, maybe you could just ask to take the belt off when you go swimming?

At the present moment that is how things are, for swimming and exercise. However as I've grown and matured in the belt, I want it off less and less. So if there are options where I can keep it on I'd prefer that.
Also getting to the point where being allowed to do things on my own, so don't want it off for that reason as well.

Sabina

George Of course, at lower temperatures neoprene may be OK. I was just talking about typical summer weather. By the way, this year we had a storm over the Baltic Sea in August, which is usually only in autumn/winter... 😉

Sasha

Angelina yes i did and yes sand can get into the equipment

Friend suggested I buy a neoprene bikini bottom and that might help, so tried that and a pair of my brothers board shorts and shirt on a beach outing and yeah seems to work pretty well keeping sand out.
Hid the bra and belt well, and accomplished the goal keeping the sand out, so that's a win.

WriterAlexis

I suppose one could always forego any swimsuit over the belt and claim it is a new type of bikini.
Julia Fox just wore a metal bikini for NYFW.

youdontknowme

WriterAlexis Probably a bad idea with the clear dome shield...

But yeah, most secondary shields I have seen look opaque enough that they would probably be as street-legal as any bikini from the front. The rear of course would be a bigger question depending on belt style, but swimming in just the belt might not actually be a matter of public indecency and more of standing out a bit too much.

WriterAlexis

youdontknowme

My family wears the church approved swimwear when we are at the beach and pool. They look egregiously awful. I think that could very well be the one issue I am more interested in busting out of here over.

Owl

youdontknowme Probably a bad idea with the clear dome shield...

The combination of heavily fortified underwear with transparency at one's most precious places still heavily confuses parts of my brain. 😅 FS, how dare you?! 🤦

Anyway, public nudity / clothing rules - plus how they are actually lived out - are sometimes quite confusing too, particularly in strongly federal jurisdictions. The ongoing process of "harmonizing" all the different views and moral approaches, maintaining justice (whatever this is for you) creates sometimes quite odd combinations.

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