Age limit for bikinis? (Page 2)

Yeah, I am too.  But the government seems to think it's a better system than weight alone.  And I doubt people run from you in a bikini.

Now that's funny... but I'm thinking she will be lucky to look as good as you.

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I'm in the camp of if you have the confidence to wear one then wear it.  I don't care how much you weigh or what you look like in it.  

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the most attractive thing about a person (man or woman) is someone who is comfortable in their own skin. 

I've seen a 65 year-old rock a bikini.  Lean, fit, done Kona many times.  She looked terrific.

As would I.

Sorry, but I just can't bring myself to agree with this.

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I saw a picture of myself doing my first tri last year, and I scared myself...  Maybe that's why I'm a photographer, I like the other side of the camera...!

A couple of them forgot the bottoms, I think...

I was the aquatics director and actually started walking towards a young lady and was going to tell here to go back in and put on her bottom.  Then her friend said something to her and she turned.  I could then see the bright yellow/green neon bottoms.  She was the same age as my oldest daughter and a few years out of high school.  It was bad!!!!

There are some male runners at certain ages with certain chest sag who should be legislated to wear these things.

I just turned 40 this year and was wondering the same thing. I look the same as I did when I was 39 but for some reason it bothers me this year.

Might be that my kids are starting to notice what I wear and how I look more than they used to though.

Multiple pages, and the first response has been blatantly ignored.

TTIWWP.

You first!

Teejaay - 2012-06-12 9:30 PM

TriAya - 2012-06-12 6:31 PM

TheClaaaw - 2012-06-13 8:26 AM

crowny2 - 2012-06-12 2:32 PM

Moonrocket - 2012-06-12 1:29 PM just curious people's thoughts on if there's a point where one is better off not wearing one. Does being a mom change your opinion? I'm kind of liking the return of my abs with training.

If ya got it, flaunt it.

(pics or it didn't happen )

Multiple pages, and the first response has been blatantly ignored.

TTIWWP.

You first!

It's one thing to wear it about my pool or beach or friends.....photos of me in it are not how I wish it to be remembered. Noooooo.

It always amazes me how self critical women can be. It's so funny because most guys just don't care... it isn't a choice, we are hard wired to like your shapes. My wife did Tough Mudder this past weekend... she stressed about what to wear, she has a great body. Sure it's not the body she had when she was 20, but she is still HAWT. As I walked around.... completely distracted by all the incredible sights... all I could think of is probably half of them think some thing is wrong with how they look. Come on girls... you're beautiful.