Post Date December, 03 2023
How to wear a small pair of underpants well is a test of health for men who are usually nervous. If you want to reduce the damage of underpants, you must comply with 12 military regulations!
1. It is better to wear fitted boxer underwear or thong underwear at work. These two styles can match the pants most often worn at work, such as trousers or jeans.
2 At home, loose flat pants should be the first choice. The advantage is that it can let the sexual organs tightly pressed in the pants move freely. T-shaped underpants are better for strolling outside, which can reduce the friction of sexual organs caused by large amount of activities (such as long distance walking).
3. When exercising, it is better to wear sports shorts with good breathability, or tights made of materials similar to swimming trunks, which are close and breathable. The purpose is to minimize the friction between the thigh, hip and sexual organs. In addition, the underwear specially designed for athletes to wear during sports is also good. It is characterized by using a three-dimensional triangular cup to hold the sexual organs. There is an elastic band on the left and right sides to hold the hips, which can make your hips more masculine.
4 For business or travel, disposable paper or cotton underwear is the best choice. In addition, general white underwear can also be considered.
5 The best choice for sleeping is boxer shorts or flat pants, or sports shorts with mesh design.
6. People who are fat and sweaty, especially men who drive by themselves, should not often wear pure cotton underwear. They should choose fabrics that feel smooth, sweat-absorbing and easy to dry (such as Korean silk fabric). If necessary, use pure cotton underpants at key parts to avoid the feeling of sticky. In addition, a kind of fabric called Mudale has a comfortable feel, which is quite close to the texture of pure cotton, and the speed of absorbing and releasing moisture is 50% higher than that of ordinary pure cotton, which is also worth recommending.
(Intern editor: Xie Yunsheng)
