Tucking secret?

[Lucca]

I've seen pictures of people tucking where their genitals are almost %100 hidden, but I can't seem to quite do that. I've tried with some small women's underwear underneath some larger "tummy control" underwear that keeps everything from shimmying down, and it does a pretty good job, but there's still some bulge. My penis is small enough that it's not really an issue, but my testicles always seem to want to protrude. If I tuck them up and inward, they just make my whole pubic area bulge outward, and if I move them down more, they just protrude downward. I really don't think I have especially large genitals, and I thought they were on the smaller side, so is there some trick I'm missing? Or do I just have unrealistic expectations, or an unrealistic idea of how flat cisgender women's downstairs areas actually are?

[Sonja]

@Lucca

Have a search on google - I can't remember the exact site I found - but they are out there - you want a page detailing how to tuck & tape the whole area to even it all out for a smooth finish, or other methods.

Can't really tuck the area without a proper gaff OR tape OR 2 pairs of tight undersize bikini shape underwear. IE if I am a size 14 I would get a size 10 or 12 - make sure the band is thick so it stays up, pop your 2 testes up into their inguinal canal - hold them in place, gently pull penis down and back towards your bum, keep everything in place and pull knickers up, if you want more 'hold' or if you plan on wearing something tight in that area like a mini skirt etc then a second pair over the top will help plus if its not too hot a pair of tights with control top.
Womens control underwear is not usually tight enough in this particular area in order to tuck properly without the use of tape or gaff.

Most days (in winter) I use a pair of tight underwear plus stockings with a control top - thats enough for me -BUT if I was going out in public with a mini skirt I would use tape. If you wear a flared dress or skirt or anything not clinging you probably wouldn't need to tuck using tape etc BUT - some people can get aroused in public while 'dressed' and this can cause a problem is said area - be aware...

Hope this helps,

Sonja.

[Rayna]

A quick trick I learned (after squatting to pee outdoors LOL gotta have the full femme experience) is to pull my gaff or panties up while still partially squatting. This way gravity pulls everything back and down, and then the panties hold it in place. I also reach behind and give the crotch (of the panties) a tug backwards which tightens everything up. My equipment is normal sized, but this gives me a pretty flat front, and it stays put for hours, even while running. I can wear running shorts and skirts this way without further work. I've never taped. If the clothes require that, I don't wear 'em)

The advice to get undies too small is good, and I do that too.

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[Maria2018]

I've recently started experimenting with this too. A piece of advice I came across which was really helpful was: rather than trying to push them into place, get the skin underneath and work your way up (like squeezing the last bit of toothpaste from a tube was the analogy they used). That way the'll naturally go into the right place, as rather than forcing them, you're simply leaving them nowhere else to go.
That being said, I do find I start to feel an ache in them after about an hour or so (maybe just where I'm not used to it) so I'm interested to see what advice others may be able to offer on this topic

Maria

[Faith]

@Maria2018

An ache when you first start doing it is perfectly normal. So is a bit of puffiness and heat (mild inflammation). It will fade as the tubes make room and everything gets used to being there. Untuck when you need to for comfort. After a while (every one is different) you won't need to untuck unless you want to.

I've recently started experimenting with this too. A piece of advice I came across which was really helpful was: rather than trying to push them into place, get the skin underneath and work your way up (like squeezing the last bit of toothpaste from a tube was the analogy they used). That way the'll naturally go into the right place, as rather than forcing them, you're simply leaving them nowhere else to go.
That being said, I do find I start to feel an ache in them after about an hour or so (maybe just where I'm not used to it) so I'm interested to see what advice others may be able to offer on this topic

Maria

[Maria2018]

Thanks @Faith that's reassuring to hear I figured it probably was that, but it's good to know that it's not because I'm doing something horrendously wrong!

I just remembered the other piece of advice that I've found really helpful (I'm having a ditsy day so somehow completely forgot it when I replied before!) is that once your hands have gotten everything where it needs to go, close your legs together to keep everything in place while you sort out securing it. Before I read that, I was always trying to do everything one-handed, which was always a lot less successful!

[Lyric]

My perennial answer to this: 1) It's not as big an issue as beginners tend to think. 2) If you're starting you don't need to be wearing tight clothing anyway. 3) Most people vary their method with the type of clothing they are wearing. With many things you really don't even need to tuck.

[barbie]

My recent replies to this perennial answer question: https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,239183.msg2155353.html

barbie~~

[Lucca]

Thanks for all the great tips, I'll keep experimenting!