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Have you ever tried out fake cameltoe panties or shaper underwear?

What did you think about it, other than maybe "Is this really necessary?"

I suppose there may be some practical use for this in some situations, obviously preOp.

I cannot imagine CIS women wearing these unless they want to emphasize their parts through clothes.  MTFs I would think may wear them to fight against dysphoria until their lower surgery.

I have not tried them.  Do you think they are ridiculous or a thing to try out?

Chrissy

I have not tried them, but have seen many different styles advertised.

Most, seem to me, to provide too much bulk in an area where I want none. Having lived with a few women of varying age groups, mother, 3 wives, a daughter, two step-daughters, and three step-sisters, showing off a camel-toe was horrifying to them. I have seen them after getting dressed, double-checking themselves in the mirror to make certain that "nothing is going on down there".

In my experience, a good tuck provides a better and more natural look. As hormones removed most of my "bulk" in that area, leaving not enough to tuck, compression underwear serves the same purpose keeping everything "up and out of the way".

So, I would have to say about such products: Not Recommended.

I had no idea this was even a thing.

I suppose if there is a want for something that it might be marketed.
No matter how odd!


Chrissy

Compression underwear seems like the way to go, or tucking, or using nothing, instead of using these fake cameltoe underclothing.  Or SRS.

Chrissy

One of the models I had seen described was quite expensive and elaborate. It had a compartment for putting your things away in such a manner that you could urinate with it on. I'll leave that to your imagination. It had a second "compartment" positioned so that you could engage in "missionary sex" with it in place. I don't recall how it was held in place: adhesive tape, glue, staples. The ad was clearly labeled as for cross-dressing, but it seemed to me that it was beyond that and reaching into the fetish arena. Nothing wrong with that. Whatever floats your boat. It just wasn't what I was looking for.

Umm ..  no.  :-\

Have not. will not.

I do not plan on using one of these, but Lori does show that these can have elaborate, multifunction designs.

Chrissy

Hi Everyone

As Kathy said:

Quote from: KathyLauren on September 07, 2024, 11:55:55 AMI had no idea this was even a thing.

I had no idea until a couple of years ago, I think.  I'm too much of prude to even go down that path.  When I changed my life around I dressed appropriately for the occasion.

So would I?  No, not ever.

Best Wishes Always
Sarah B
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A camel toe would just draw attention to you. The more they look, the more they notice.
Temu has camel toe covers. I'm thinking of getting one of them and using that or using it for a pattern to make a different thing tucker/hider.

Hello!
First proper post here! - (See my intro if you like!) I've never heard of camel toe underwear but how horrifying!! I've always liked good shaper underwear, here in the UK Marks and Spencers do great pairs that really do hold you in and give you a nice feminine shape. Makes you feel really womanly!
Nice to start meeting you all x

I have two of these I bought off of Amazon. I have worn them when I go to the gym to train legs and I'm wearing tighter fitting pants or shorts. For me I know that I'm wearing them and when I'm performing an exercise or something and I'm able to catch a glimpse of it in the mirror while I'm performing that exercise it gives me a little bit of joy to see that other than the normal bulge that would typically be there.

But they're not the greatest article of clothing to wear at the gym either so I hardly wear them. The ones I bought are gas that have like a styrofoam mold built into them to give that appearance. So as you can imagine when you're working out it doesn't hold things in place all that well especially doing squats or something else.

But like I said mentally it was nice for me to see that or catch a glimpse of that in the mirror and know that nobody else knows or can see what I see.

I wonder at times why some women seems to wear their clothing so revealing that it shows off their cameltoe.  Maybe because they like to wear that clothing, unsure.

The fake cameltoe I wonder about as being an extreme way to try to show you are a female.

You can express your femaleness without being so revealing. So to speak.

Chrissy

Quote from: Lori Dee on September 07, 2024, 10:41:12 AMIn my experience, a good tuck provides a better and more natural look. As hormones removed most of my "bulk" in that area, leaving not enough to tuck, compression underwear serves the same purpose keeping everything "up and out of the way".

Well said.

I used to be big into tucking, but hormones made it less and less necessary. Then my orchi removed most of what remained. Now I hardly even need compression underwear!

I love not having to worry much about it anymore -- I'm finally free of my "junk"!

I saw these and while I was somewhat interested I just thought it would add to the bulk of the situation between my legs.

 ;D Id walk a mile for a camel has a totally different meaning than it did in the 70's.

As much as it would be nice to have a natural cameltoe, which I would not try to display its outline through my clothes, I will pass on an imitation cameltoe clothing insert.  It is an interesting insert though. 

I have to admit that when I get a bigger boobs envy day, I have at times used bra inserts and more recently, a push up bra.  But I prefer to just appear as my ordinary self every day.

Chrissy

While I love to wear breast forms and hip pads, that plastic camel toe weirds me out a bit and it feels like a fetish item to me. I don't think it would look natural either under some tight leggings: I mean first there is the male junk down there and then that camel toe imitation adds even more to it, so I am sure it wouldn't look right to my eyes.

Quote from: Iztaccihuatl on December 27, 2024, 11:36:22 AMWhile I love to wear breast forms and hip pads, that plastic camel toe weirds me out a bit and it feels like a fetish item to me. I don't think it would look natural either under some tight leggings: I mean first there is the male junk down there and then that camel toe imitation adds even more to it, so I am sure it wouldn't look right to my eyes.

I have not tried breast forms or hip pads but I have considered trying hip forms.  I do not know though, I really want to present as just me as much as possible.

I do understand though that these aids can be just what it needed for some and if they work out for them, that is great.  Who knows, maybe I will try something that can make my hips look wider.  Estrogen does not seem to help much.  All well, I am usually content.

Chrissy

This thread made me think about the newer trend of nipple bras. If you don't know there are multiple manufacturers making bras with built in hard nipples. it gives the appearance of having hard nipples even though you have a bra on.

I thought it was the strangest thing when I first saw it. However what I find interesting is that this is a product that is marketed towards women. Not trans women, or cross dressing humans, just women. Sometimes I think that trans people get a bit too caught up in making sure that everything is real and natural, or as real as can be. So things like using hips pads can be looked down upon because they are not real.

Sometimes women use products to help them feel more confident. Sometimes men do that also. There is nothing wrong with those sorts of things if that is what you want.

So I suppose if you really want people to see a camel toe and for whatever reason you feel the need to use something to help the area appear more camel toe-ish, then go for it.

Yes, some may wish to use one or more of a variety of appearance aids, and they may be just what helps them out.

One thing I got a good laugh at was finding a picture of a bra where the inside of the cups had impressions of an hand grabbing onto the breast, a left hand on the left side and a right hand on the right side.

I do not know what to make of that bra. 

Chrissy

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