Come on, please make it stop.

Alicia
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OMG. This is really weird. If my boyfriend decides to wear them, does he have to shave his legs???

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In regards to mantyhose........"Great Option" I have severe circulatory problems in my legs and wear the full leg Ted stockings. They are anti-embolism stocking to promote circulation making it easier for the blood to get back to the heart, as they are compression stocking. Well, its difficult to keep them up on your leg all the time. I would try mantyhose if they had different types of compression. I have tried many things to hold them up, like a safety pin. It opened up walking once and stuck you know where, as they were hooked to my underwear. I have put runners in them with clamps from a cheap store that you use for ironing boards and runners galore, the teds were ruined. Just to mention if you go to bend down, the clamps I was doing in the bathroom, unfortunetly I hurried and the clamp had the pubic hair. Once the teds get runners they are done $75.00 gone. Ladies and some gentleman their are a lot of things men do that some might think is vain or feminine. Like some men shave their pubic area for comfort and the use of prophylactics.
Just don't shoot the idea down as it is helpful to some of us. If we have special pouched front underwear on for comfort as it positions the junk in the trunk, things Mom does not know about as we grow or tell us. I know I have done some things to myself that my significant other wanted. These mantyhose I think would be a great idea if they could make them cost effective with some degree of compression. I use to color my hair before the color for men hair line, now its just excepted. Just another way for people to look at it. Will it be a fad or a fashion?

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SHould this be a surprise. I have been watching men become more and more effeminite since the 1960's when they began to let their hair grow long and style it like the ladies. That eventually led to earrings, carrying purses, visiting beauty shops, ad nauseum.

This is the generation of the wimps.

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Wow! I get guyliner, but the irony is that most women that had to wear pantyhose 20 years ago with suits in the workplace before corporate casual became the norm, hated on pantyhose-they rip often just trying to get them on, plus they itch and were just a pain n the ass. That being said, if men wish to go for it, no harm....until of course their granchildren roll with laughter in 35 years.

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Calypsis4, you really need to check History. Men were wearing wigs, growing and styling their long tresses, even going so far as powdering their hair and their wigs, wearing ruffles, silk, and stockings for hundreds of years! The American Revolution was full of men and boys with long hair, ponytails, knickers and tights, along with boots with pretty,shiny metal buckles. Even Paul Revere wore a ponytail. So did Ben Franklin. Oh, and can't forget the perfumes MEN wore to disguise the scent of unwashed dirty sweaty bodies. Up until the latter end of the 19th century, the majority of women, were plain, hair in buns or braids wrapped around their heads, plain clothes suitable for hard work ( washing, cleaning, cooking, gardening, farming, child care, etc.), little or no jewelry, or make up, attempting to not draw attention to themselves and be accused of harlotry or immorality. Maybe you should have payed more attention in school instead of blowing kisses and flashing the boys. Just an observation.

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It's not the generation of "the wimps", it's the generation of the real men, and we real men have the right to wear our hair long and there is nothing "effeminate" about that, OR about carrying purses, or wearing earrings, or makeup or pantyhose. You women have been wearing pants and becoming butch dykes since the 1960s too. Calypsis4 and Annie Scott and their attitudes are the very reason I, as a long-haired male, have to endure constant harassment and prejudice, mainly from women, and have to live in fear, every time I go out on the street. Calypsis4, you sure sound like a real woman, and that isn't saying much, since as a sex, women are real wimps. Judging by the comments and prejudice displayed by Calypsis4, Annie Scott and all the other female posters here, women are big ones to TALK about wanting equality between the sexes, but they don't want us men to have equality with them. Talk about hypocrisy!

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I tried pantyhose. I love the way they feel! Tried Sheer Energy. Yes, I shaved my legs. Wore them with shorts one time, just to see what it would be like. I was scared sh*tless. Nobody even noticed.

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