According to this season of Bachelor in Paradise , the dental floss bikini trend is alive and well, but we have conflicting emotions.

Conflicted because women can obviously wear whatever they want, but also…

Chafing.

Wedgies.

And other… ‘coverage issues’.

Alisha wearing said bikini on Thursday's episode on Bachelor in Paradise.

This trend isn't exactly new. It's permeated our beaches, social media timelines and online shopping pages since 2016 but some fans have tweeted their confusion after witnessing the bikini's popularity onBachelor in Paradise.

With some moreconfrontedthan others.

@batchbitchpod I couldn't wear one of those high rise bikinis. No shame I'm just in awe of the confidence!! #BachelorInParadiseAU

— Cassandra Emily (@CassandraEmilyG) April 24, 2019

Of course only Cass can pull off one of those bikinis that would show 90% of another woman’s labia #BachelorInParadiseAU

— ????️‍????????????????️‍???? (@bloodyauspol) April 18, 2019

I think people feel confronted because they're comparing themselves and a real life setting. In related news, If I had that kind of body I'd 100% be wearing one of those thong bikinis. #BachelorInParadiseAU https://t.co/vT1VbA5qxr

— Jayne Balke (@Jayneymoo) April 25, 2019

Back in my day, bikini bottoms legit covered your bottom

Simpler times #BachelorInParadiseAU

— Billie Ray Eilish (@bishcheese) April 25, 2019

All these dental floss bikinis look extremely uncomfortable. #bachelorinparadiseau

— A human (@ens2egy) April 25, 2019

Bachelor host/date planner Osher has also weighed in on the controversy.

"I don't understand why so many people are so confronted by the bikinis on this show," he tweeted last night.

"If that's what they want to wear, isn't that ok?"

I don't understand why so many people are so confronted by the bikinis on this show.

If that's what they want to wear, isn't that ok? #bachelorinparadiseau

— Osher Günsberg (@oshergunsberg) April 25, 2019

Now, power to the women, the contestants can wear whatever they want, and feel comfortable in, but WE HAVE QUESTIONS.

1. Are wedgies a legitimate concern?

Serious question though... what happens when the bikini gets a littletoo cheekyfor comfort?

Alisha, Cass and Tenille, please explain.

2. Don't they give you... bum burn?

With the number of cocktails being consumed on an hourly basis something tells us people aren't reapplying their sunscreen every two hours or after exposure to water.

This is bad because sun safety is important and nobody wants sun burn on their butt.

It makes lounging around the pool very difficult.

Brittney, we need to talk. Image: Instagram.

3. What about... chafing?

Bikini bottoms + denim shorts = chafing.

Ouch.

bad things happen when u wear bikini top n frayed denim shorts #BachelorInParadiseAU #drama

— The Bookish Gardener (@TheBookishGarde) April 23, 2019

4. Is flashing not a legitimate concern?

Because it's all fun and games until you accidentally flash your bits on national TV.

We just worry that one of these days someone will be lounging on an inflatable flamingo or out on a paddle board, and a rogue gust of wind might cause some problems.

We feel like skimpy bikini bottoms and water sports do not go together, but you do you Cass.

5. Are we perhaps a little... 'too concerned'?

In the words of Amy Poehler, "good for you, not for me".

The fact is, it takes guts, and a hectic glute workout, to wear a g-string bikini on national TV, and if the BIP constants are comfortable doing so, then we should be to.

Look, The Bachelor in Paradise contestants are aware that they look pretty great wearing their g-string bikinis. Just ask Flo and Alisha.

Practicality concerns aside, may we all wear our swimmers with the confidence of aBachelor in Paradisecontestant.

We'd probably all be better people for it.

What do you think of the floss bikini trend? Tell us in a comment below.