samantha25
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Post by samantha25 on Nov 22, 2019 3:59:14 GMT
... to me.... diapers? I don't find them attractive. Is it a design that they can scratch their region frequently or for urination purposes? And how do they find it comfortable to package all that material in their pants? It's like everything is flipping and flopping (Kramer reference) and that extra piece of fabric in the back. WTH? Just some random thoughts to lighten the mood...
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Post by Deleted on Nov 22, 2019 4:44:56 GMT
... to me.... diapers? I don't find them attractive. Is it a design that they can scratch their region frequently or for urination purposes? And how do they find it comfortable to package all that material in their pants? It's like everything is flipping and flopping (Kramer reference) and that extra piece of fabric in the back. WTH? Just some random thoughts to lighten the mood... Agreed. Not attractive but I expect most men made that style choice well before they were giving any thought to attractiveness. For my money, I enjoy the sight of those longline Jockey ones that are shaped like biker shorts and keep everything locked and loaded. In dark blue. |
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Post by samantha25 on Nov 22, 2019 5:06:00 GMT
@stamptastic.....nice! Where can my DH get those as a trade in?
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Post by paget on Nov 22, 2019 5:52:34 GMT
My Dh always wears those longer bike style ones. He doesn’t own any other kind.  |
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Post by anniebygaslight on Nov 22, 2019 6:03:39 GMT
My husband wears them. He said he likes to have fresh air around his nethers. I even iron them. The boxers that is, not his nethers.
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Post by tincin on Nov 22, 2019 6:17:03 GMT
My husband wears them. He said he likes to have fresh air around his nethers. I even iron them. The boxers that is, not his nethers. 😂 |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2019 13:37:52 GMT
This is what my husband wears.  He says Jockey brand provide more support after years of gravity pulling things down in the region. |
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Post by garcia5050 on Nov 23, 2019 14:09:01 GMT
My husband switched from the baggie boxers to the long slim kind due to a job change. Now he doesn’t know what he was thinking. I think sons typically start with whatever their dads used.
Regarding the gravity. I heard from a women’s health professor that one of the beans hangs significantly lower than the other. Depending on whether the frank sits to the left or the right, one of the beans sits on the pant seam and doesn’t hang as much. I’ve never tested my theory.
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Post by Country Ham on Nov 23, 2019 14:25:21 GMT
I think sons typically start with whatever their dads used. Not here. Mine is sadly tightie whities all the way. I tried to get him to at least do a colored brief but nope. My son wouldn't be caught dead in them. My husband did try boxer briefs and found them too hot. |
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Post by KikiPea on Nov 23, 2019 14:28:43 GMT
My DH used to wear tightie whites, till he decided to try the boxer briefs. SO much more sexy, IMO.
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Post by 950nancy on Nov 23, 2019 15:58:49 GMT
I think they are just comfortable. Lots of guys don't like the drawers to be too tight and the briefs and the Jockey kind can be more constricting. To be fair, I wear what makes me comfy, so I am not going to try to change what my husband wears. He did make a change when he started his personal training gig. At work, he prefers keeping the stick and beans under wraps and at home likes a little more freedom.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2019 16:14:32 GMT
My boys started out with printed tighties but at some point around middle school asked to try boxers. Well more precisely, they secretly stuck a package in my shopping cart when we were shopping for school clothes. I paid for them since new underwear was on the list of needs and didn't ask any questions. For awhile they wore both styles. I have no idea what they wear now.
IMO, underclothes are at the preference of the wearer not the spouse. I don't want some guy telling me what panties and bra looks more sexy while I am at work or wearing outer clothes. They have a function to make ME more comfortable in my clothing. I assume men pick their underpants for the same reason.... what feels best to them.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2019 16:22:06 GMT
Like bras, maybe they aren’t wearing the right size or type for their body type.  |
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Post by shessoaverage on Nov 23, 2019 17:44:20 GMT
IMO, underclothes are at the preference of the wearer not the spouse. I don't want some guy telling me what panties and bra looks more sexy while I am at work or wearing outer clothes. They have a function to make ME more comfortable in my clothing. I assume men pick their underpants for the same reason.... what feels best to them. I’m with you here. Been married almost 40 years, and have learned that telling someone else what underwear and pajamas they should wear is a losing proposition. |
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Post by eastcoastpea on Nov 23, 2019 18:30:53 GMT
My husband switched from the baggie boxers to the long slim kind due to a job change. Now he doesn’t know what he was thinking. I think sons typically start with whatever their dads used. Regarding the gravity. I heard from a women’s health professor that one of the beans hangs significantly lower than the other. Depending on whether the frank sits to the left or the right, one of the beans sits on the pant seam and doesn’t hang as much. I’ve never tested my theory. That sounds like a STEM project for science fair. |
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Post by pierogi on Nov 23, 2019 21:14:56 GMT
This is what my husband wears. He says Jockey brand provide more support after years of gravity pulling things down in the region. Mine as well. My husband always quotes Kramer from Seinfeld: “My boys need a home.” |
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Post by refupea on Nov 24, 2019 0:55:31 GMT
... to me.... diapers? I don't find them attractive. Is it a design that they can scratch their region frequently or for urination purposes? And how do they find it comfortable to package all that material in their pants? It's like everything is flipping and flopping (Kramer reference) and that extra piece of fabric in the back. WTH? Just some random thoughts to lighten the mood... I have no idea, but I love the Kramer reference! I remember him saying, "My boys gotta have a home!" Lol |
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Post by refupea on Nov 24, 2019 0:56:07 GMT
... to me.... diapers? I don't find them attractive. Is it a design that they can scratch their region frequently or for urination purposes? And how do they find it comfortable to package all that material in their pants? It's like everything is flipping and flopping (Kramer reference) and that extra piece of fabric in the back. WTH? Just some random thoughts to lighten the mood... Agreed. Not attractive but I expect most men made that style choice well before they were giving any thought to attractiveness. For my money, I enjoy the sight of those longline Jockey ones that are shaped like biker shorts and keep everything locked and loaded. In dark blue. Ah ha ha! Lock and loaded! I love it! |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2019 1:05:41 GMT
IMO, underclothes are at the preference of the wearer not the spouse. I don't want some guy telling me what panties and bra looks more sexy while I am at work or wearing outer clothes. They have a function to make ME more comfortable in my clothing. I assume men pick their underpants for the same reason.... what feels best to them. I’m with you here. Been married almost 40 years, and have learned that telling someone else what underwear and pajamas they should wear is a losing proposition. No one is demanding. It’s just a casual observation made when asked. Geesh. I would say don’t get your panties in a snit but... 😉 |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2019 1:10:23 GMT
I’m with you here. Been married almost 40 years, and have learned that telling someone else what underwear and pajamas they should wear is a losing proposition. No one is demanding. It’s just a casual observation made when asked. Geesh. I would say don’t get your panties in a snit but... 😉 I'm not sure where you came up with the word demanding. Neither one of us said it. I wouldn't even want my spouse to suggest or have an opinion about the looks of my undergarments. I just find it a strange thing to have an opinion about. I wear what keeps me comfortable. I always assumed my ex and sons did the same... other than when the military made specific demands about underwear. |
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Post by Country Ham on Nov 24, 2019 12:46:09 GMT
I'm not sure where you came up with the word demanding. Neither one of us said it. I wouldn't even want my spouse to suggest or have an opinion about the looks of my undergarments. I just find it a strange thing to have an opinion about. I wear what keeps me comfortable. I always assumed my ex and sons did the same... other than when the military made specific demands about underwear. I am kind of in the middle of the road here. Day to day life wear what makes you comfortable, but dang on special occasions sometimes a nice leopard print vs the grey looking worn out tight whities would be a nice change. There are times it's OK to verbalize what turns you on, or what you might like to see. |
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Post by scrappinghappy on Nov 24, 2019 13:23:20 GMT
My hubby used to wear Jockey briefs but he’s glutes are so tight they would hang in the back like a diaper. So last year I bought him a few pairs of Mack Weldon 18 hr jersey trunks as part of his holiday gifts. He loves them, looks good in them and everyone is happy.
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Post by lisacharlotte on Nov 24, 2019 14:43:37 GMT
Never crossed my mind. I'm not married to a guy who needs to look good in his undies. I guess if I was sleeping with a Calvin Klein model I would have a preference.
DH and DS swear by the Armachillo boxer briefs from Duluth Trading. Nice support, no heat. I just don't want to spend $36 on one pair of underwear. Usually around Christmas they are 1/2 off so they each get a pair in their stocking.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2019 15:44:14 GMT
I'm not sure where you came up with the word demanding. Neither one of us said it. I wouldn't even want my spouse to suggest or have an opinion about the looks of my undergarments. I just find it a strange thing to have an opinion about. I wear what keeps me comfortable. I always assumed my ex and sons did the same... other than when the military made specific demands about underwear. I am kind of in the middle of the road here. Day to day life wear what makes you comfortable, but dang on special occasions sometimes a nice leopard print vs the grey looking worn out tight whities would be a nice change. There are times it's OK to verbalize what turns you on, or what you might like to see. Oh, I agree there is a time/place for the turn on wear. As in my original reply it was about daily wear to work or when I was otherwise fully dressed for day to day activities. Special occassions or bedroom rev up does have a different standard. |
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Post by 950nancy on Nov 24, 2019 17:41:25 GMT
My husband switched from the baggie boxers to the long slim kind due to a job change. Now he doesn’t know what he was thinking. I think sons typically start with whatever their dads used. Regarding the gravity. I heard from a women’s health professor that one of the beans hangs significantly lower than the other. Depending on whether the frank sits to the left or the right, one of the beans sits on the pant seam and doesn’t hang as much. I’ve never tested my theory. That sounds like a STEM project for science fair. You could go to Jamaica and find several naked beaches where research would be plentiful. |
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Post by AussieMeg on Nov 24, 2019 22:56:55 GMT
DSO and DS both only ever wear the bike short style of boxers. DSO wants some of these for Christmas: (the video cracks me up!)
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He says Jockey brand provide more support after years of gravity pulling things down in the region.
