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For swimming, I would think swimtrunks would be fine. If I were a guy, I'd just wear it high enough to cover the bag. That's what I do with my pj shorts all the time. As far as regular clothes, denim and heavier material shorts/pants will hide your bag no problem. I can tell a bit of a bulge when I really need to empty, but if you're out and about, no one should notice unless they are really checking out your crotch area. I'd say for intimate moments, what's wrong with boxers? Coverage with easy access.
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| Posts: 329 | Location: Morongo Basin | Registered: November 21, 2008 | 
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Also, the rash guard shirts that protect you from the sun can help...just get one that comes down a little longer - they are very fashionable now, so no one would think it strange if you wore one. I use closed end bags when I swim so there is no chance of a clip coming loose (has never happened to me in 8 years, but I don't want the first time to be in a pool!). You might want to look into an ostomy belt like the Phoenix one which would allow you to "bind" the bag up a bit so it isn't hanging freely in your trunks.
If I know I'll be swimming all day, or have limited bathroom access, I take an Immodium an hour before I head out so it slows things down and thickens things up. That reduces the # of times I need a bathroom.
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| Posts: 2768 | Location: West Roxbury, MA 02132 | Registered: April 14, 2000 | 
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