Breaking the Taboo: Men's Underwear as a Form of Self-Expression and Empowerment

Breaking the Taboo: Men's Underwear as a Form of Self-Expression and Empowerment

Happy Pride Month!

Yet another year has passed, and our society continues pushing the envelope with gender expression and identity. The world used to mock men for wearing sleek and sexy styles, and now they are admired for their boldness, courage, and individuality. This admiration has become increasingly evident throughout the years, especially with the rise of websites such as Body Aware. These sites are a stepping stone for a brighter future for men and how they present themselves. 

Individuality is becoming increasingly popular, and rules are not as black and white as they once were. I have witnessed many men break out of what society deems normal and wear clothes that represent them and their style. Individuality is a choice I will always support and encourage because being true to yourself is vital to pure inner happiness. Doing so provides peace, and the ability to wear sexy styles evokes the utmost confidence a man can have.

Others immediately recognize flashy individuality. The "general" crowd does not often see such boldness. As these bold men, we must stick out amongst the masses and lead others toward absolute freedom of expression. There is positively no reason on this Earth that a man should be told what or what not to wear, and this is certainly evident in the confidence that the models on this website exude. These men wear all these styles with the utmost pride and look incredible. 

Pride exists beyond just your external expressions, however. Far too many men will become instantly insecure when wearing slightly more effeminate styles in public or around their significant others. Insecurity takes some practice to overcome because of societal conditioning and the environment most men grew up in, where any deviation from the norm was mocked or ridiculed by others. You must genuinely become content with yourself as a unique individual and exude your Pride through your personality and demeanor.

I can attest to the power of staying true to yourself. One such example is the simple effect a pair of sexy underwear, such as the Greek God Brief, has on my mood and attitude for the day. Wearing something that's far sexier than your usual Walmart boxer briefs is instantly uplifting to my spirit and will always give me a boost to my day regardless of my mood. When someone, such as your Significant Other, compliments and admires you for wearing sexy undies, your confidence will get a considerable boost. Men are allowed to look and feel sexy just as much as women. 

However, I cannot express my gratitude enough for websites such as Body Aware and the like-minded men who shop with them. Men like us are part of a progression that is essential to society's growth and change, and that is incredible to be a part of. Through this blog, I want to inspire you to break free of inhibitions and choose to wear your clothes proudly!

So that does it for this blog! I would love for you all to share your experiences and how your pride and confidence have improved through the years by wearing sexy clothes!

Again, Happy Pride!

-Nathan

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Great blog Nathan! I was watching an old episode of Friends the other day and Phoebe’s boyfriend was wearing her panties and Joey noticed. He then tried panties himself, loved them, but quickly abandoned the idea. That was in the late 1990’s and with the popularity of that show, it had a chance to change or influence many a young mind. I agree with your blog that the Body Aware sexy undies, or manties, as I like to call them, do make me feel more confident. They also exude sexuality and my SO loves them! This only makes me more confident and sexually open. I am confident that societal change will eventually get these products into the mainstream. It may take some time, but each day the world becomes more and more accepting and embracing of new culture and ideas. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this subject. Pride is in what you you feel as an individual and I am happy and thankful for Body Aware!

Scott

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