Iwinalot7

Hello! My name is Addie, (iwinalot7) I am an AFAB person who has many trans women in my life. I was asked to tell you all about something I brought up to my friends who struggle with tucking, and getting a flush "flat" look. The main issue many of these girls have is that the solution (tucking underwear) can be very expensive, up to 40 dollars a pair. On top of that many of these girls did not like the aesthetics and look of these underwears. This was when I remembered my time as a figure skater. I was a pair skater and we have to wear protective gear for our vulvas because of risk of injury or if you were me you would be lifted up by your pelvis by your partner. So we wore cups that we call "jillys" JILLYS or "Girls Pelvic Protectors" or "female cups" seem to be a solution that these girls were looking for. So I wanted to share my knowledge on how to wear them Typically when I was skating I would place the cup inside my compression shorts which would keep it in place. It totally smoothed out my pubic area without applying too much pressure. And that pressure can be adjusted if instead you wear a "jockstrap" with the cup. Many cups are designed specifically to look as flush as possible as aesthetics in a sport like Figure skating are very important. Jillys with straps included seem to average about 15 dollars which is much better than the average price I saw for tucking underwear. Hoping that this is an affordable solution for girls who are worried about how they look down there. I hope this unlocks a breadth of clothing you wouldnt have worn otherwise. Be confident. Here are some photos of ice skaters wearing "Jill cups" for a visual reference.

You playing anything else since the season 2 patch hit?