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Postby Guest » Sat Apr 02, 2005 7:57 am

Emmacd wrote:Yet, the females of the company have the option of a skirt or trousers??? Sorry but isn't this a bit of double standard here???


Absolutely. But in the bizarre world where we live, it's only a double standard or sexist if the women have an option that men have. When women have the special privieges, that's fine.

Emmacd wrote:Anyway they are now half way through taking the company concerned through the courts etc for sexual discrimination, because females have both options and males have no option during the summer months, where temperatures in where I work can exceed 100 degrees F.


I certainly wish them good luck. Can't honestly say I'm hopeful though.
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Postby Guest » Sat Apr 02, 2005 5:49 pm

I notice some men thinks underwear for females is more comfortable. I don't understand this, what about the genitals? There isn't much room for them in female's underwear...

Any comments from men with experience?
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Postby Geraden » Sun Apr 03, 2005 9:48 am

. wrote:I've recently realized that you post on another forum platform. It was on a forum that I hadn't visited or posted a two or three years. I saw a member there with your name and location. On the profile I also noticed your previous member name, which is familiar to me. We may have even conversed in the past. I won't out myself about who I am, or was, over there. Just thought I'd let you know. Thanks.


Now you have got me curious! If as I think you are the same guest who has been responding to my posts here all along, we obviously have interests in common. It's not hard to figure out which sites I visit - no need for me to tell you where to find me. I can well understand that you wish to be . here, but please contact me elsewhere (in confidence if you like).

. wrote:I notice some men thinks underwear for females is more comfortable. I don't understand this, what about the genitals? There isn't much room for them in female's underwear...

Any comments from men with experience?

Most underwear is stretchy these days - at least underwear designed for women is, which is why it is more comfortable than some underwear designed for men. For example, Sloggi cotton briefs are much more comfortable than Y-Fronts. They are not too girly-looking, either.

I personally do not find it a problem, but if it is, you can get 'manties', which are panties made specially for men, and there are manufacturers of men's tights (eg Activskin, Evona) that have an extra comfort panel in the front.

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Postby ali_mon_x » Sun Apr 03, 2005 11:00 am

Do men actually like manties? See, they say they're made for men, but they're all frilly and have bows. Surely then it's more a preference of female style rather than comfort?
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Postby Geraden » Sun Apr 03, 2005 11:20 am

ali_mon_x wrote:Do men actually like manties? See, they say they're made for men, but they're all frilly and have bows. Surely then it's more a preference of female style rather than comfort?

Hi, Ali_mon

I have never tried them and frankly, I do not intend to. I was just saying that they are available if men want them. They are too girly for my taste. I like the feel of some female type clothing, but I have neither the wish (nor the ability!) to look feminine. So for me it is comfort rather than style.

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Postby Guest » Sat Apr 09, 2005 6:19 am

dragonslain wrote::?: I had responded to this post about 2.5 hours ago and it was is no longer here. Why was it deleted :?: If I remember there was nothing that could be deemed offensive.


It was probably offensive because you did a good job of giving a opposite opinion. This is a very biased moderated forum.
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Postby Guest » Sat Apr 09, 2005 6:26 am

What I've stated here about the moderators is my opinion, but it's also more than that. It's a fact. Continually removing my messages just prove the truth of what I've said. If you don't like the truth, perhaps you should change your attitudes.
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Postby Guest » Sat Apr 09, 2005 8:37 pm

women will not win with their femininst crap all the time!


I agree totally and support this idea. F*** the feminist f*****s!
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Postby Guest » Mon Apr 11, 2005 10:19 am

Why is it that civil and honest posts are deleted but a profane message is allowed to remain.
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Postby Guest » Tue Apr 19, 2005 9:14 pm

Miraculous!!! :shock: :o
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Postby Guest » Sun Apr 24, 2005 5:14 pm

. wrote:
women will not win with their femininst crap all the time!


I agree totally and support this idea. F*** the feminist f*****s!


. wrote:
Why is it that civil and honest posts are deleted but a profane message is allowed to remain.


Why is it also that F*** is censored but f*****s is not?
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Postby Guest » Sun Apr 24, 2005 6:28 pm

ali_mon_x wrote:We don't go around wearing boxer shorts either.


err, yeah they do, all the females i know wear boxer shorts
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Stay within your gender

Postby Camel lover » Fri Apr 29, 2005 4:42 pm

They make g-strings for guys.

I can see guys wearing girl jeans as they are much tighter, but would that hurt you balls?
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Postby azraelle » Fri Apr 29, 2005 5:47 pm

ali_mon_x wrote:“I can't help but feel that a lot of men enjoy wearing women's clothing just for kinky thrills rather than comfort, and to me it's very disturbing.”


The real question is, or should be, WHY? Why do you find this disturbing? If the sexual tension in a man is released in this way, from periodic hormonal buildup, it is less likely that said man will be problematically kinky in other, more objectionable, ways. That should be comforting, if anything, rather than disturbing. But that would imply logical thinking, not something women in general are famous for.
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Re: Stay within your gender

Postby azraelle » Fri Apr 29, 2005 6:00 pm

Camel lover wrote:I can see guys wearing girl jeans as they are much tighter, but would that hurt you balls?


Most women's jeans are made with 2-4% lycra (spandex), which, combined with the fact that they are cut for a larger tush, make plenty of room. The scrotal sac is also quite compressable. Given the fact that most men have much larger, proportionally, waists than women, only women's hip-hugger jeans are likely to fit a guy with any degree of tightness, and comfort. In my experience, junior sizes, because they are made for a "less mature" female figure, e.g. they are cut for a smaller tush than Misses or Women's sizes, fit the best, and end up not being anywhere near as tight-looking as they are on the girls they were made for--just better fitting than the typical "saggy baggy" crap that is sold as "men's jeans". The brands I personally prefer are MUDD and Paris Blues.
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