Quote from: Stone Magnum on May 11, 2017, 11:46:03 PM
I have an odd question and I apologize if it offends anyone as that's certainly not my intention.

Do you think that most male-bodied individuals in general would opt to have non-dangling bits until the need to pee or have sex emerged? I know you're all women so there's usually an especially distasteful feeling toward those bits, but... I don't know. I often find myself wondering how annoying having a penis would be (again, beyond the sex/easy STP functions). The chafing, constant need for readjusting, sweating, random erections, etc. Just seems like they'd ultimately be a pain in the ***. I stopped packing because it felt like I had to be hyper-vigilant about its positioning both for comfort and appearance. It occurred to me that it would probably be a similar situation with a cisgender penis.
So yeah. In my head...
Before sex: "Man, I wish I had a penis."
Right after sex: "Meh, this is easier to deal with."

Oh yeah, that's why we all want to be women lol.

I think both sexes have their problems. Seems like women are always adjusting their bras. And my wife can't have sex after bicycling Men are vulnerable in hand to hand fights. On the other hand, they get to put their hands in their pants pockets at boring parties and play pocket pool

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Quote from: RandyL on May 12, 2017, 12:49:00 AM
Oh yeah, that's why we all want to be women lol.

I think both sexes have their problems. Seems like women are always adjusting their bras. And my wife can't have sex after bicycling Men are vulnerable in hand to hand fights. On the other hand, they get to put their hands in their pants pockets at boring parties and play pocket pool

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Oh no, I definitely agree. My breasts used to drive me -insane- for similar reasons (constantly sweaty, readjusting, dangling... etc). The more I think of it, it may just be a sensory issue for me or something.
Hahahah, that would be one benefit for sure. Pros and cons to everything, I guess.

I don't hate mine, but neither will I be particularly tortured to see it go in a few years... The worst is when it sticks to the side of your leg in the summer. I think this sort of thinking is pretty much reserved for us ladies though, yeah, most guys will concede that there are downsides, but they would sooner die than remove it, even if it was functionally the same for sex and bathroom breaks.

Quote from: Daniellekai on May 12, 2017, 01:02:03 AM
I don't hate mine, but neither will I be particularly tortured to see it go in a few years... The worst is when it sticks to the side of your leg in the summer. I think this sort of thinking is pretty much reserved for us ladies though, yeah, most guys will concede that there are downsides, but they would sooner die than remove it, even if it was functionally the same for sex and bathroom breaks.

"... it sticks to the side of your leg in the summer."
I just got a full-body tremor. Thank you.
Yeah, I could see that. I suppose I'd feel the exact same way if things had been formed properly. Part of me is likely mentally compartmentalizing to lessen the biological blow.

My apologies for slightly derailing the thread. Nagging musings and questions often pop up in my head and I pretty much have no one to ask.

I just love how diverse conversations can get at the drop of a hat lol...As for my wee man, kinda had a falling out with him when I first realised I was different. I took a pair of my mothers dress making scissors and was about to cut it off before she gracefully stepped in too stop me. Oh well I guess SRS is definitely the better option in the long run ><

As for the tapping method (back on subject) I always assumed that it would be rather hard to do. If you have a little hair down there and moved suddenly in the wrong kinda way, would it not be like waxing unexpectedly lol...could you imagine that little whimper inthe middle of a pub or worse, lets say an interview

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Quote from: ElizabethK on May 11, 2017, 10:25:30 PM
imagine if you were not hairless.....OMG 

I imagine you wouldn't have hair for long, lol. 

I tried tape and that was terrible. Don't care for gaffs .. not very comfortable
so I tuck just wearing panties. What I really need to do is get rid of these
awful organs

I tried taping with medical grade strapping tape and wow, never again..

I found underarmour was just the easiest and most practical solution. I can where it all day, and work in it.

That said in track pants and dresses where the buldge is hidden I don't even bother.


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I'm weird I can tuck by pulling everything back but I can push everything inside where I'm perfectly smoothe

I have never used tape or gaffs. I use control top Lycra panties. You can get them at Walmart. Cupid is one brand. I buy them a size smaller than my actual pantry size. These are made of very strong lycra. I wear yoga pants, short skirts and even a bathing suit and nothing ever shows.

Never tried tape, and can't say that I plan on trying it.

Tucking always seemed like a mystery on how to make it work. All of the descriptions were somewhat helpful, but never quite enough. I found this one a couple of weeks ago, and it makes complete sense now

Thanks for the video! She was a little long winded but great info. I'm going to try the pantie hose and tube sock method. I've been wearing just one pair of tight panties. The problem is my member is skinny and Long and I don't have much of a butt to hide the head in. So when wearing anything tight it looks like I have a poopy in my pants. Lol Anyways, great info can't wait to try it.

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