Indeed I am jealous of your lynx boxers purchased by your mother.
thoughts on pants
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Indeed I am jealous of your lynx boxers purchased by your mother.
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I dont think anyone in the history of y-fronts has ever used the hole at the front for peeing.
That's what you meant, right?
If it's big it needs holding in place, much like breasts! The bigger they are the more fabric and underwire they need...
But yes I agree, I just don't understand the whole "Y" thing anymore, yet they seem to be on everything, from pants, trunks and boxers.
Rubbish, why does it need to be contained. Having it all crunched up and pressing against my member isn't comfortable at all. Nice baggy boxers ftw.
As for designer pants, just lol.
Doesn't happen to me, are you buying the correct size?
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For those that don't frequent beaches to many times during the year. Y fronts are essential to hide boners at the beach.
I think the hole at the front is there to frustrate you when you're receiving the attentions of someone else. It'd be more elegant to go out through the hole at the front, but when you're standing to attention it's near impossible unless you're prepared to near snap it in half. It may look far less elegant to just tug them down a bit, but it's much easier.
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Perhaps you should just avoid going to the beach during school holidays?
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My almost-50 year old stepdad wears Y-Fronts still.
I know this because yesterday I was at my mum's while she was folding washing. She held up a pair of his (huge) Y-fronts and exclaimed,
"Look at the size of these! You could pitch a tent in them!"
Cue a snort of laughter from me - and I then had to explain to my mum (and later, stepdad) what "pitching a tent" means.
I know this because yesterday I was at my mum's while she was folding washing. She held up a pair of his (huge) Y-fronts and exclaimed,
"Look at the size of these! You could pitch a tent in them!"
Cue a snort of laughter from me - and I then had to explain to my mum (and later, stepdad) what "pitching a tent" means.
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If you're wearing a decent shirt, then it's far easier.
Untucking and retucking in the shirt, making sure it looks good and the button holes line up is a pita.
This is why the Y hole is not antiquated and for 50 years ago. It's for business people, not kwerks.
Untucking and retucking in the shirt, making sure it looks good and the button holes line up is a pita.
This is why the Y hole is not antiquated and for 50 years ago. It's for business people, not kwerks.
The underwear of Kings:
pretty much.
Theres no untucking involved
I just open my fly and hook my left thumb up on the top of my pants, then pull them down. It can easily be done wearing a shirt. It's hardly any distance from the top of the fly, and probably only an inch or 2 from the Y opening. The only way it would be more difficult or slower is if you wore your pants up at belly button height.
It's the same technique as if you were wearing briefs without the slot.
You clearly don't have a big member, proper supportive briefs are a must.