showing too much

Its not easy to hide a big bulge. I don't like to show a lot purposely (So I wear Jockey Pouch boxer briefs at work with pleated pants).

On the beach, the suit I wear depends on my mood. Some days I am a squarecut or speedo kind of guy, another day it is more traditional swim trunks.

As long as you avoid the underwear designed to enhance your bulge, you should be fine.

What beach did you say that was?? :smirk: WOOF!
 
I agree with everybody else, why hide it...I wear jockey boxer/trunks and they seem to keep the package looking good but not too obvious. I agree with Spoiled Princess...what is good for the gander is good for the goose (hah)
 
I also say, "don't worry about it" and to any woman who complains, suggest she try compressing her breasts into as few cubic inches as possible.
 
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I dress to be comfortable. I like baggy pants. To the guys who want to show more power to you. Thats what its about be proud of who you are and what you have.:cool:
 
real men dont flaunt it or hide it === they just are themselves....

Unless they spent a career working with disabled, sexually abused and/or emtionally disturbed students who needed to not see the outline of their teacher's cock everyday while he tried to teach them to read and write.

There ARE legitimate reasons for modesty and understatement.
 
My room mate at university was very endowed, and was horribly embarassed by it, which was ironic, considering what a total whore he was. Anyway, he went to great lengths to hide it. He wore BOTH briefs, and then boxers over them, before ever putting on any pants. As mentioned above, I'd look in this forum. There are a LOT of great threads with suggestions, some discussing fits for big balls, various pouch sizes, support, concealment, etc.
 
When I'm lounging in sweats or in work out gear I could care less how much I show. If I'm going to class or to labs then I'd rather not show at all. I have worked summers in hospital and was informed by three different doctors and two male nurses that my bulge was inappropriate in my scrubs. Their suggestions were to aquire compression shorts and to wear them with my scrubs, it works but they are rather uncomfortable after about six hours of wear. Once I finish medical school I guess I'll have to wear them every day for a while or at least until I get established.
 
There's no such thing as showing too much unless you are way underdressed for where-ever you are (office, gym, shopping, restaurant, etc.)! Obvious bulges are natural and normal on many of us, and going to significant trouble (sometimes discomfort or even pain) to hide them is what is "too much."
 
I'm proud of my masculinity and like to have fun with it, yet I like to be appropriate. I dress conservatively for work so there are no issues. Off work, my sports clothes are a bit revealing, but never tight enough to cause a scene.
 
I have a problem with showing too much. I am cut so its not just a bulge problem you can see my head as well, this is especially appearant in workout shorts, slacks, pretty much anything other than thick dark colored jeans. Does anyone have any suggestions on underwear i can wear other than underarmour that might be thick or consealable?
quality problems, id love to tuck you in if you needed ;-)
 
I wear boxers and it still shows alot, looks like I'm not wearing underwear lol
If I wear boxers, you can see pretty well, especially the head (I'm cut as well). It really doesnt bother me that much, but I have to watch I dont start to get hard, or it is really, really obvious---like very obvious. Luckily this almost never happens.
I switched from briefs to boxers many years ago at a friend's suggestion. The first month, I was hard often, but eventually I got used to the loose fit and I rarely get a full on boner in my clothes. Semis still happen, especially when I'm walking and feel the swing. I wear briefs to work to keep things conservative, but all other times, it's boxers or freeball for me.

For those who worry about showing too much, good ol' briefs will do the job for you.