Right or left?
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arktrucker
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In some circles, you'd call that a camel toe!
The reason that the pants seem to be made that way is to allow for the zipper to lay flat. It's more of an optical illusion though, the flap over the zipper makes the left side look as if there is more material.
What has the belt buckle have to do with it? I thought the buckle when disengaged would be on the left (for men-right for women) since buttons are on oposite sides for each.
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So glad to hear that hangin to the right is sexier to some. I really thought it was something I could choose, and I guess it is, to an extent. BUT, I've decided that only the right is comfortable and "doable" in my world. So I guess that means I'm sexier by default. I should be used to that by now, but I'm not.
To right-handed people, it is natural to rest or shift weight to the less responsive side of the body, in most cases, the left side. If the left part of a person's body is less active, then it will at least serve the purpose of sustaining extra weight, at least that is how I figure right-handers think. Left-handers, who use the right side of their body less, will rest extra weight on the right sides of their body.
By any chance, are you left-handed? I am right-handed. Anyway, you can always train your penis to rest on the left side of your body.
By any chance, are you left-handed? I am right-handed. Anyway, you can always train your penis to rest on the left side of your body.
I hang to the left most of the time and my left teste also hangs slightly lower too! I am ambidextreous also, when it comes to sports, but otherwise right handed!
I'm right handed, left nad hangs lower, and though I've tried, I find it nearly impossible to train my penis to hang left. I'm totally ok with the right hang most of the time, but at times I think I'd probably show a bit less on the left. For example, in the pants I was wearing just today, there were times when you could definitely see the outline of my dickhead underneath the material of my trousers and boxers.
I'm not particularly modest, but at times, like today, when I'm wearing things such I was today, I do feel a bit self conscious, especially since I'm a professor and I don't want to be overly bulging when lecturing. No need to draw too much attention away from the matter at hand (so to speak). LOL
I'm not particularly modest, but at times, like today, when I'm wearing things such I was today, I do feel a bit self conscious, especially since I'm a professor and I don't want to be overly bulging when lecturing. No need to draw too much attention away from the matter at hand (so to speak). LOL
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alright ill put in my two cents here - First off, I hang to the left, and I am about 4" flaccid. Now - I read an earlier post on this thread regarding clothing companies make one leg slightly larger to accomodate. I do not know if this is true, however I do know for fact that many fine clothers/tailors will ask. I have personally been asked which way I dress, Left or Right while being fitted for a new suit. The tailor will allow for some space in the leg determined by your answer. I always ask for no adjustment as I don't mind showing, and to me dress pants are loose enough to begin with....
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- sdbg,
From my experience, the gaping fly seems to occur more with 100% cotton boxers than with polyester / cotton blends. I was in Target last winter and bought a 3-pack of 100% cotton Merona boxers. They were fine until I washed them, then the fly totally wrinkled and gapped. Most wrinkled cotton will relax after you wear the garment for a while, but that wasn't the case here and I popped out several times that day at work. I'm not the type to iron my underwear, so I don't wear Merona boxers that much. Of all the boxers that I've tried, standard full cut FTL in the 55/45 blend work the best. I've never popped out the fly with those and have worn them daily for 2 years since switching from briefs. The fabric is lightweight and pliable and never pulls or binds like stiffer 100% cotton boxers that just sit in my drawer.
I hear you on this and may try them, but I have just a few hesitations. First, I find that several of the full cut boxers are just TOO BAGGY for me. I like the room and freedom of boxers from briefs or boxer briefs, but even with the "fashion cut" boxers, I sometimes have too much material to wear them comfortably under some of my trousers. But, I generally don't wear pleated pants, and tend to wear a bit slimmer cut any pants I wear. My wife says that I look taller and sexier in the trimmer cut, so who am I to argue?
Do you find the full cut ones bunch up under your pants or jeans and get uncomfortable? It sounds like a minor issue, but the cut of my underwear influences greatly how comfortable I am in certain pants, and, frankly, whether I can wear them in good conscience.
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No, but make sure you buy the right ones with the blend fabric. The fabric is so thin and lightweight that you barely feel it. I wear nicely fitting Levis cord jeans to work daily. They are just snug enough to make an incorrect underwear choice annoying. Every time I go to the bathroom, I pull the boxer legs down. This way, they never have the chance to ride up and feel great all day. For $7 - $8, you can't go wrong.
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