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Tighter jeans and dressing to the left or right

Chris Benson

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This is sort of an embarrassing question, but I feel I should ask. I have only recently put more of an effort into dressing properly and having some sort of style sense. This all came about when I visited a second hand store for clothing and found that I could pick up a pair of like new jeans for 10% of what they retail in stores. Which gave me the opportunity to get involved in a more trendy style with out dropping hundreds of dollars.

Now thing is, some of the jeans I have picked up fit me great and I feel good in them. I tend to like the low rise jeans and some of the jeans are a little snug in the groin area. Which is fine, as I've been told by women that I have a nice butt and that I should make attempts to show it off. Hence the slightly tighter jeans that fit well around the butt.

The whole dressing to the right or left never was a issue with me, but now regardless of which side there is a slightly noticeable bulge. (as I said this embarrassing topic!!!!)

Now my question is, I try and hide the bulge as best I can, but it's always there. Is being dressed in this way a fashion no-no? I mean it's not blatantly obvious, but still I'm a little self conscious.

What are your thoughts?
 

thekunk07

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shove it behind your ass like a tail.
 

datasupa

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You went ahead and bought those women's jeans off of ebay didn't you. I'd suggest sticking with the kilt.
 

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i actually thread mine up through my sleeve and tuck it into my watchband. that's why i leave extra links when i buy a new watch.
 

Studio27

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cover it with a sock and hang it out of the fly.

Like reverse camel toe?
 

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You might consider having this unwieldy appendage removed if you aspire to join the denim-leggings elite
 

gmku

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Cherish this. Someday you'll look back in wistful nostalgia and think, "I used to have a bulge."

Check out the cover of Sticky Fingers some time. Jeans are supposed to give you a bulge. That's what they were made for.
 

bdr3

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Easy. Just pick up a pair of balls-out jeans.
 

Brian278

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Originally Posted by bdr3
Easy. Just pick up a pair of balls-out jeans.


I still can't believe they got away with putting that on TV.
 

Chris Benson

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Well I got a good laugh out of a few of the responces!

You went ahead and bought those women's jeans off of ebay didn't you. I'd suggest sticking with the kilt.
That's a big negative there bud, no women jeans for this guy. I have to take a break from wearing a kilt sometimes though.

Are your jeans causing an erection?
No dude, why are yours?
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morse9443

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What are you talking about, your crotch or your ass? Either way, who cares? You should be proud of either. Show that ish off and quit being a wuss. Chicks dig both!!!!!!
 

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