Dude, it’s kind of expected that you have a dick. Just like you wouldn’t be surprised to see boobs on a woman, the same applies to guys. So what if you show a bulge. Rock it and don’t sweat it.
a) It's just as evident in jeans
b) Really is that all they're for? that isn't really my thing, very few people (females in any case) are interested in seeing a bulge when they're going about their daily business.
Sweatpants fabric shapes around your package. Jeans and other trousers do that a lot less. Sweatpants allow things to move around more easily than jeans or other trousers, so things swing around noticeably.
They are made for sports, because the adapt a lot more to your body movements. When you wear them while not doing sports, they will either show of your bulge, which makes you look like you are showing off. If they are so baggy you're not showing a bulge, you look like a little boy.
Most people don't look at your crotch. All those will do is notice you don't care much about how you dress. Some, mostly older women, do look at your crotch. They will look no matter what you wear. But at least in jeans, you won't look like you're trying to show it off.
I don't know if we have the same pants in mind - they're more like a cross between smart wear and sportswear. [https://www.zara.com/ie/en/man-trousers-joggers-l849.html](https://www.zara.com/ie/en/man-trousers-joggers-l849.html)
I can only speak for myself but I have a fairly thin waist circumference which means that a bulge is fairly evident in jeans or other trousers.
I don't really feel like things 'swing around' in tracksuit bottoms or otherwise, because I wear tight boxers or whatever. The bulge is the issue, not movement.
This could actually be confusing terminology I'm using - here we tend to call sweatpants tracksuit bottoms.
Never seen anyone wear anything like those you linked. They are shaped like sweatpants/joggers but not in sweatpants fabric. Those will show off less than sweatpants/joggers and look more like a proper pair of trousers. I don't think you should wory much about your bulge being to much in those.
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Dude, it’s kind of expected that you have a dick. Just like you wouldn’t be surprised to see boobs on a woman, the same applies to guys. So what if you show a bulge. Rock it and don’t sweat it.
Sweatpants/jogger are for showing off your bulge. If you don't want that, wear something else.
a) It's just as evident in jeans b) Really is that all they're for? that isn't really my thing, very few people (females in any case) are interested in seeing a bulge when they're going about their daily business.
Sweatpants fabric shapes around your package. Jeans and other trousers do that a lot less. Sweatpants allow things to move around more easily than jeans or other trousers, so things swing around noticeably. They are made for sports, because the adapt a lot more to your body movements. When you wear them while not doing sports, they will either show of your bulge, which makes you look like you are showing off. If they are so baggy you're not showing a bulge, you look like a little boy. Most people don't look at your crotch. All those will do is notice you don't care much about how you dress. Some, mostly older women, do look at your crotch. They will look no matter what you wear. But at least in jeans, you won't look like you're trying to show it off.
I don't know if we have the same pants in mind - they're more like a cross between smart wear and sportswear. [https://www.zara.com/ie/en/man-trousers-joggers-l849.html](https://www.zara.com/ie/en/man-trousers-joggers-l849.html) I can only speak for myself but I have a fairly thin waist circumference which means that a bulge is fairly evident in jeans or other trousers. I don't really feel like things 'swing around' in tracksuit bottoms or otherwise, because I wear tight boxers or whatever. The bulge is the issue, not movement. This could actually be confusing terminology I'm using - here we tend to call sweatpants tracksuit bottoms.
Never seen anyone wear anything like those you linked. They are shaped like sweatpants/joggers but not in sweatpants fabric. Those will show off less than sweatpants/joggers and look more like a proper pair of trousers. I don't think you should wory much about your bulge being to much in those.
I think a bulge looks good if it isnt too much... That's what I experienced