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PSA: Why don’t y’all know how to wear pants
- Thread starter Nothing Loud
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Yep. I couldn't buy pants at Costco if I wanted to because their waist sizes start at 32.
My butt is my best feature according to my wife and also an ex-gf but I like wearing loose pants so I can store my phone wallet and RP2+ comfortably.
Looks like these lulus (in black) though it may be a slightly diff style
edit: jk they're the bylt's OP mentions https://byltbasics.com/products/eve...o-tracking-page&utm_campaign=malomo-page-link
But I feel like our society and relationships allow it to be a substitute
Nice find. They are pricey but I may have to do it :o Thanks for the link!
I wear slightly more baggy pants for comfort reasons. Even when I was a proper weight I didn't like the feeling of being constricted and because I didn't skip leg day my calves don't fit in skinny jeans or any tight-fitting clothes for that matter. So nope, not going to change it up just so people can stare at my ass properly.
I have a large, shapely ass. Part genetics and part is my lifting routine.
I have to buy pants that either stretch or have an athletic cut. It's both a blessing and a curve honestly. At least my wife loves slapping it every time I walk by.
I have to buy pants that either stretch or have an athletic cut. It's both a blessing and a curve honestly. At least my wife loves slapping it every time I walk by.
butt thread? butt thread.
I find that the problem I run in to is that, being a really short guy, finding properly fitting pants is such a pain in the ass, and I can't afford to shell out for custom made clothing all the time (both shirts and pants are a problem for me, and the "Small" sizes of most clothes are still too big and loose for me; I'm short and lean). With that said, once I'm able to afford more custom fit clothes, I definitely plan on updating my entire wardrobe for both style, my age, and comfort.
Ultimately, though, for me, comfort trumps all. I don't like really tight fitting clothes, especially when it comes to pants. I've tried more snug pants, that show off my, I dare say, impressive booty, and I'm just not a fan.
I do love sweat pants and pajama pants, though. Those are the most comfy for me.
I find that the problem I run in to is that, being a really short guy, finding properly fitting pants is such a pain in the ass, and I can't afford to shell out for custom made clothing all the time (both shirts and pants are a problem for me, and the "Small" sizes of most clothes are still too big and loose for me; I'm short and lean). With that said, once I'm able to afford more custom fit clothes, I definitely plan on updating my entire wardrobe for both style, my age, and comfort.
Ultimately, though, for me, comfort trumps all. I don't like really tight fitting clothes, especially when it comes to pants. I've tried more snug pants, that show off my, I dare say, impressive booty, and I'm just not a fan.
I do love sweat pants and pajama pants, though. Those are the most comfy for me.
Because I'm finally at an age and point in my life where I don't have to care at all what other people think about what I'm wearing. It is fantastic and liberating. I pretty much wear hiking/running shorts with a t-shirt all summer and climbing pants with a flannel all winter.
I can appreciate the looks even if they're not something I'd go for, but I'mma be real I'm a little over the japanese inspired baggy-streetwear-adjacent aesthetic that is so gd prevalent. Need something new to get inspo from lol
My first thought!
But seriously, I agree, I just wish I could find a pair of jeans that fits my tall body like that.
I have straight up pancake ass zero butt so would never fill a pair like any of your pics unless I was wearing one of those padded pairs of undies. Above all though I am married in my 40s and in my just don't give a shit how I look phase of my life unless I am going out with my wife and want to look nice for her.
nothing wrong with that, I myself love it cause it took me a long time to embrace looser fits. So it is all new to me lol.
Just for the sake on an example, to show what I am talking about, here is a couple pictures of my ass.
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Lol Jesus people here are ruthless. It's very common for queer men to wear relatively tight fit clothing and I said I have a naturally plump rump so to make so many spiteful insults, assumedly about my pronounced butt in my pants, calling me a clueless dependent child, comes off as kind of patronizingly homophobic to be honest.
And my seams aren't tearing, the fabric is naturally stretchy.
As a man with a slender build I can't really rock baggy jeans without feeling like a douche so I'm strictly slim cut these days. I still sag 'em a bit cuz that's what I'm comfortable with but I think I make it work.
Even aside from pants, in general I think a ton of men never realize the glow up they could have by simply getting clothes that fit them properly. If you make the active choice to wear baggier clothes then by all means go for it, but I truly think most men don't even consider trying slim-cut jeans that are actually their waist size, or daring to get a medium-size shirt that might fit them fine because a large has gotten by in the past.
The key lesson is: whatever you do make fashion an active choice about how you want to look. Don't just get & wear whatever: explore and find the image that fits you. There's nothing feminine or emasculating about being thoughtful about your look.
The key lesson is: whatever you do make fashion an active choice about how you want to look. Don't just get & wear whatever: explore and find the image that fits you. There's nothing feminine or emasculating about being thoughtful about your look.
You should really preface your thread as being for queer men because thats a huge distinction. Posting pics of straight men as a comparison just makes it even more confusing.
On your thigh it looks there is a hole in the seams next to some black tab or something, but I could be mistaken. Also I don't think the seams should be showing so clearly like that so it leads me to believe they are too tight especially if you're only standing up, any activity or sitting down would surely be worse.
I've yet to find a pair of jeans that make my butt look amazing and are actually comfortable, but as an athleisure enthusiast, this is a prime consideration when I'm sizing or comparing cuts, right along with a taper that doesn't squeeze my calves.
Men with toned legs and butts who want to show them off, hear me: give leggings a shot. I mean it.
Men with toned legs and butts who want to show them off, hear me: give leggings a shot. I mean it.
I don't tell you what to wear, so don't tell me what to wear. Passing judgment on other people's fashion is so damn obnoxious.
OP, when you have no ass, trust me, you don't find pants that shape to it. It does not look good.
Sorry to hijack, there's been an advert on American tv quite recently for men's shorts with a zipper, anyone know what I'm referring to? They look sporty but also kind of smart casual.
No logos or stripes, nice washed out or classic colours (I'm bad at describing colours).
It's getting hot here and those looked good.
OP, your butt looks great.
No logos or stripes, nice washed out or classic colours (I'm bad at describing colours).
It's getting hot here and those looked good.
OP, your butt looks great.
Fellow queer Amab person here to tell you you're 109% correct. I have bylt pants too (not those specific ones I'm waiting for the black Friday sale) but mostly have their shirts (which I highly recommend if you like mostly single color shirts)Me waiting for other queer men/folks to validate that the ass is an important feature in pants fitting…
Any minute now
People definitely compliment my ass in my pants because I make sure they fit right and they definitely aren't all skinny jeans. OP is right and nerds don't want to hear that they dress terribly and hide behind "I don't care about fashion" which I used to be guilty of too lol
Nice butt OP
