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merompetehla@lemmy.mlOPto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What etiquette rules should a male consider if he wants to try on women’s leggings at a store?English
2·3 days agothey do make mens tights and leggings for theatre or as underwear that have a proper crotch. I personally don’t like them…
and my manly bits look exactly the same wearing female and male leggings. Those from matador look ridiculous and actually attract attention to my genitals.
back to the women’s leggings size S I’m testing: I folded the high waist half an inch and when I bend and lunge the high waist stays put. They leggings now look like mid rise leggings, fabric just above my hip, one inch below my navel, like my men’s leggings. Any drawback using the legging like this?
Intended use is running, yoga, going to college, to work and shopping, so both function and aesthetics. Would you advice to use colors other than black? I’d like to use a red and a blue one, but that’s going to attract attention.
merompetehla@lemmy.mlOPto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What etiquette rules should a male consider if he wants to try on women’s leggings at a store?English
2·3 days agoLook for high waisted tights.
doesn’t the high waist tighten your abdomen? can you eat a normal meal wearing that? Doesn’t it hurt? looks constrictive.
You write about male bits and men needing 2-5in free space unless I want to tuck in, but on both leggings for men and women wearing underwear my male bits were in contact with the legging’s crotch, a small fabric triangle. Am I doing something wrong?
thanks for your post


my men’s leggings have a piece of mesh behind the knees for breathability, while this women’s leggings are completely fabric with no mesh. I feel the models with mesh don’t start to smell funky as quickly as the models with no mesh. Am I imagining things? Because most leggings are without mesh and nobody seems to complain.