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IMHO, has nothing to do with the size of your balls.
This is exactly what someone with small balls would say.
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IMHO, has nothing to do with the size of your balls.
@dieworkwearThis is exactly what someone with small balls would say.
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Trust me Derek, you really don’t wanna go there. Let me remind you, I am African and you’re Asian.
Alan Bee
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IMHO, has nothing to do with the size of your balls. I had exactly same problem with every pair of low to mid-rise pair of jeans. I suffered for over 20 years until I recently discovered "Iron Heart Denim", a premium Japanese brand by Iron Works.
The answer is to go for higher rise jeans with ample thigh room. Your inner thighs are rubbing because the crotch is too low and you cant pull the pants any higher cos the (small) thighs wont let you. It is like a low arm-hole on a suit jacket. It limits your degree of movement and drags the entire garment around when you move. Same with lower rise jeans for guys with thick thighs and smaller waist.
I went for high rise jeans (12' front, 16' back rise) and voila, the problem disappeared. Now the crotch fits snug and my things are free to move without rubbing. If you don't mind the jeans siting higher (which I like for dressing it up with Sport Coats).
BTW, I have 25" thighs and 31/32 waist, 32.5 Inseam
Alan Bee