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Subject: I found a website when I was in my young school-age

Date: Fri 12/05/23 22:43:18 GMT

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Im gonna Google-translate it and put it here even if it mess it all up, its from Sweden and now we talking 2000-2001 or maybe some year earlier,

I fell in love with this website at that time, later I upload it on my own domain when this was deleted later, I have a plan to start that website again to.

This was even better....it is with html code, would be perfect here.

<title>Uncle Melker, why do you always bathe with your clothes on?</title>

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<h2>Bathing with clothes on</h2>

Last updated 2014-09-09

<b>"Uncle Melker, why do you always bathe with your clothes on?"</b> asked Tjorven on the Salt Crow.

"It's just a bit of a funny idea I have," replied Melker.<br>

But the fact is that his idea is not really that crazy, bathing with your clothes on is more common than you think, I myself sometimes bathe with my clothes on and have done this for most of my life - today I am 29.<br >

The best thing I know is to go to the bath house, pay in, take off your outer clothes and then go out into the swimming hall and jump in with the clothes you put on before you left home,<br>

a good idea is to stand under the shower first and rinse out the clothes.<br><br><br>

<h2>You are definitely not alone</h2>

You are certainly not alone in liking to bathe with your clothes on, here in Sweden it might be a bit unusual but <br>

if you buy a plane ticket and fly to Thailand, the Philippines or the like, it is probably very common there that people step<br>

straight into the sea with clothes on, while here in Sweden we otherwise use swimwear.<br><br>

Of course it also occurs here in Sweden, but the problem many have is that we may not dare to do it in front of our families and friends,

we keep it to ourselves, now that the internet is a big part of our everyday life, we easily find others who like to bathe with their clothes on, on the internet.<br>

We are afraid of what people will think, but in reality they are the ones who stand and look at you when you bathe with your clothes on

busy thinking about how you feel about them looking at you. <br><br><br>

<h2>Swedish pages about dressage swimming</h2>

As far as I know, this is the second real site on the net created by a Swede that deals with dress swimming,<br>

this is actually a recreation of the first page made about 10-15 years ago.<br>

However, it was someone else who had created the page then.<br><br>

<h2>Images</h2>

You who are viewing this page, if you have any swimming pictures to share that you think would fit here<br>

so please feel free to write me an email and give me some pictures that I can use.<br><br>

<a href="mailto:kladsim @ kladsim.se">kladsim @ kladsim.se</a> Remember to shorten the address!<br><br>

<h2>My experiences of bathing with my clothes on</h2>

I was about 5 years old when I started swimming with my clothes on, I had a pair of thick pants that became like balloons in the water,<br>

I locked myself in the toilet to my mother's horror and sat in the bathtub wearing these pants and shirtless.<br><br>

A few years later when you started going out on your bike in the summer, you often cycled past a bathing place and then you wanted to go out<br>

in the water and feel the temperature of course, usually you took a dip with a t-shirt and everything and then the t-shirt was left to hang and dry for a while before cycling home.<br><br><br>

Now I'm an adult and decide on my own life, if I want to stand under the shower with my clothes on, can I do it,<br>

if I go to the bathhouse, I can bathe with my clothes on, however, I must adapt to the bathhouse's rules and use clothes made from functional materials.<br>

It should So for those of you who want to bathe clothed in the bathhouse, buy a polyester t-shirt and a pair of running tights and pull over the bathing suit/swimming pants, it's perfectly fine.<br><br><br>

<h2>Dress swimming at home</h2>

Sometimes it can feel awkward and embarrassing to bathe with your clothes on, especially if you get caught, the worst thing my mother knew was that<br>

find my wet clothes lying in some plastic bag that smells of mold.<br>

Today I avoid this, she doesn't even know that I bathe with my clothes on even today.<br>

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For those of you who still live at home and see an interest in bathing with your clothes on but don't know if you dare, the easiest way is perhaps to tell your

parents right from the start that you want to try what it's like to bathe with your clothes on, then you can easily hang up your wet clothes after the bath.<br>

If you have siblings, you might be able to take a bath together.<br><br>

Or maybe you are a parent or partner, even better, invite your family to a bath where you dip fully clothed in the tub one at a time,<br>

even better is to go to the beach and jump in - as you are, feel free to wear swimwear underneath if you want to take off your wet clothes.<br><br>

If you don't dare to tell your parents about your plans and would rather keep it to yourself, plan your bath and plan how to take care of your clothes afterwards.<br>

If it is possible to let them hang dry in the wind and the sun before you go home from the bathing place or let them dry in the sauna at the bathhouse, which I did but which is not really recommended,

or if you bathe at home, you may bathe<br> while the parents are at work, but feel free to wear clothes that your parents would never ask for if they asked you to change into a certain kind of clothes.<br><br>

If, on the other hand, you know how a washing machine works, then throw the clothes in the wash immediately after the bath, then it will probably not be noticed that you wore them in the bath,

when the clothes are washed, they only need to be dried or tumbled and everything is as usual again.<br><br>

<h2> Dress swimming at school</h2>

I wish I dared to swim with my clothes on more often at my age, but in 8th grade I actually dared to do it in the school's own swimming hall and it felt quite okay.<br>

The gym teachers got a little curious, the students could ask but I took it quite well.

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Now clothing swimming is on the way out in the swimming school as well, it has been concluded that you should not swim with clothes on if you

falls in from a boat, e.g. you have to lie still in the water and wait for help, in addition, there are many people who refrain from wearing clothes too.<br><br>

<h2>Dress swimming at a young age</h2>

The interest in bathing with your clothes on can come at a young age, and perhaps so early that you can get your parents to agree to you bathing with your clothes on,<br>

at that age it might become more acceptable to bathe with your clothes on compared to if you do it as an adult, or you can do it as an adult together with your partner.<br><br>

<h2>Clothing swimming at the bath house</h2>

Unfortunately, we live in modern times, there are more rules and principles to take into account, the bathhouses want to maintain a good water quality and would prefer that one<br>

swims in normal swimwear, but if you feel like swimming with your clothes on, you can still try clothes made of polyester, t-shirts such as soccer players use,

they don't shed any material, I use a t-shirt like this, with it I use running tights, the kind that runners usually wear, and under them I have a pair of normal swimming trunks.<br><br>

In Sweden, there are actually 3 baths that allow you to bathe with your clothes on.

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<li> Hjortenbergsbadet Nyköping -> They have, among other things, a bathing water treatment that is able to purify the water and maintain a good quality even in the schools' dressage swimming.

<li> Råneå Swimming Hall Luleå -> They also say that it is okay to swim with your clothes on, no problem with that.

<li> Tivolibadet Kristianstad -> If you have nothing else to swim in, you can swim in normal clothes, so it's a question of interpretation.

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Actually, I don't think that you usually get told if you bathe in e.g. a cotton t-shirt, but if you jump in with a thick sweater and jeans, the staff might come and wonder.<br>

Or you ask if you can swim with your clothes on, if you're lucky they might say it's okay, but the bathhouse staff will probably be happy if the clothes are freshly washed and clean,<br>

and that you shower yourself and then put on the clothes you intend to swim in.<br><br>

If you plan to swim with your clothes on in a bath with water purification, please take your "swimwear" with you in a bag or bag and put them on when you get to the bath and shower off,

then you yourself are clean and fresh too, remember to wear normal swimwear underneath, if you are in the bath and have to take off all the wet clothes, you might have a bathing suit underneath, for example.<br><br>

I prefer to put on my swimming trunks at home, and on top of them you put on the clothes that I plan to swim in,<br>

when you get to the bathhouse, you pay in, take off your shoes, socks, any jacket and cap and then lock<br>

put these in and go directly to the shower or maybe go out to the bath and jump in when you are dry, but then you still go to the shower<br>

can you rinse out the clothes and rinse yourself off, then put the clothes back on.<br><br>

When I went to the bathhouse as a teenager, I was usually the first in line, I paid in, hurried to the changing room and quickly took off my shoes, socks and jacket<br>

then I went straight into the bath and jumped in as I was, usually I got out of the bath at the same time as the lifeguards, other bathers could come 10 minutes later.<br><br><br>

<h2>Advice and tips</h2><br><br>

Have you ever bathed with your clothes on? Then I think you should try it, it's actually fun!<br>

It may be a little difficult for those around you to accept it at first, but explain to them that you like to bathe with your clothes on and get them to accept it.<br><br>

Either you can go swimming with the family or your friends, when they go and change you can go straight to the water.<br>

But a tip is to wear swimwear underneath - if you want to take off your wet clothes, you can do so without having to go away.<br><br>

Here are some tips.

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1. Don't care what other people think, they are too busy wondering what you think of them staring at you.<br>

2. Just jump in, you're not alone in swimming with your clothes on!<br>

3. You avoid getting burned in the sun.<br>

4. You get stronger from the resistance in the water, so that's useful too.<br>

5. Best of all, it can be really fun to swim with your clothes on.<br>

6. Say you are afraid of getting burned in the sun and want to protect yourself, your mother will surely let you bathe with your clothes on then.<br>

7. Make sure to dry the clothes as soon as possible after bathing because they can start to smell if they are wet, especially if they are trapped in e.g. a bag.<br>

8. Before the clothes can be used "dry" again, they may need to be machine washed so they are really fresh.<br>

9. Never bathe in other people's clothes unless you have been given permission to do so.<br><br>

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<h2>Go bathe now</h2><br>

I hope you gathered enough courage to dare to go to the bath and jump in with your clothes on.<br>

My advice is to do it as often as you want, get a swimming buddy and it feels much better to do it together.<br>

<h2>Write to me</h2><br>

I am a young man aged 30 who created this page, live in central Sweden, feel free to write to me and give your views,<br>

maybe you have some pictures to share for my website, or a funny swimming story, it has to be true.<br>

It would have been very fun to get in touch with more people who like to swim with their clothes on.<br><br>

<a href="mailto:kladsim @ kladsim.se">kladsim @ kladsim.se</a> Remember to shorten the address!<br><br>

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By Anonymous - Fri 12/05/23 16:09:18 GMT

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Finally someone picked up on that. I think someone is after attention here. Maybe I'm wrong, but how do I get wet??? Just do it. What to wear??? Just put something on. If you don't like that, put something else on. But I'll give the benefit here... Good luck Kayla...?...

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By Steve - Fri 12/05/23 15:09:14 GMT

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Wet clothes / shower in clothes (advice first time)

By Kayla Verstraten - kaylaverstraten@gmail.com Fri 12/05/23 13:50:41 GMT

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Hello, I'm Kayla, a new registered member of this forum. I am currently a teenager.

I've been observing for a long time how people get wet with their clothes on.

I don't know if that's a good thing, but somehow I find it an exciting idea.

I don't know what to do, I'm hesitating between two things:

A short t-shirt and shorts or

long jeans, long-sleeved cotton t-shirt and a cotton cardigan.

I also doubt how to do it: shower in clothes, go to the sea with clothes on, get wet in an amusement park or otherwise???

I hope you can help me in this adventure...

X Kayla

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