Bikini Or Long Board Shorts?!

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Laura T.

Aug 6, 2014

Laura T.

So I'm going to a huge water park on sunday and I'm really nervous. I used to have terrible eczema and I would itch my self. And now I have really bad scars on the back of my knees. And they arent pretty. So should I wear a bikini/ bikini shorts? Or should I wear long board shorts with a bikini top. Would people judge me if they see the scars? I have such low self esteem when it comes to this. Please help!

Jenna R.

Aug 6, 2014

Jenna R.

I don't think people will care if you wear a bikini. But if it makes you feel better to wear board shorts go for it.

Alma M.

Aug 6, 2014

Alma M.

Hello Laura,Just a quick FYI Your thread should be in the STYLE category not in Beauty.At this time I shall move it for you to the Style section but keep in mind threads that are not in the correct category are subject for deletion and if continue to miscategorize can result to a account banning.Thank you.

Breeze T.

Aug 6, 2014

Breeze T.

Wear a bikini girl! Don't even worry, people seriously don't notice. most people are busy worrying about their own bodies. Just enjoy yourself and show off those scars - nobody intelligent is going to judge you, that's for sure. If they do, they're just insecure. Bikini time!!

Laura T.

Aug 6, 2014

Laura T.

@breeze T and janelle A thank you so much :) my confidence just went up so much 💕 Thank you thank you thank you!

Ellie D.

Aug 7, 2014

Ellie D.

This is late but I have terrible eczema still!! I don't care what people think of my scarring I wear whatever the hell I want and If people have an issue they can piss off. :)

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