How do men carry their belongings?
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Anonymous
| My teen DS uses a slim wallet and puts that with phone/key in his pockets. |
Anonymous
This is what mine does, minus the key. He never remembers to carry his, but we have spares outside and he uses those. I'd love for him to get a crossbody or running belt so that he could carry his epipen and benadryl more easily, but he refuses to, so a small med pouch also goes in his pocket (when he remembers to bring it, which is another issue). |
Anonymous
| Something plain like this in a dark color https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/shop/terra-thread-organic-cotton-canvas-fanny-pack?category=mens-bags-wallets&color=005&type=REGULAR&size=ONE%20SIZE&quantity=1 |
Anonymous
| This seems like a crazy holdover from days when men had manservant’s to take care of things like opening doors and delivering correspondence. Of course boys and men should carry some kind of bag by now. These answers just make you realize how ludicrous this situation is today. |
Anonymous
| Pockets. Just pockets |
Anonymous
If I need to carry something like a book, I'll grab a bag, but my wallet, phone, keys, and pocket knife all fit in my pockets without any issue whatsoever. |
Anonymous
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Pockets
Backpack |
Anonymous
| My DH uses pockets. He has a slim wallet, a phone, a car key, and a chapstick only. He switches his glasses in the car (regular and sunglasses) and doesn't carry a glasses case. |
Anonymous
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My husband wears actual pants - jeans or khakis or the shorts version of the same. Since his pants have structure and he wears a belt, his wallet is in his back right pocket, his phone is in his front right pocket, and his keys are in his front left pocket. His work ID is on a lanyard around his neck or tucked in his shirt pocket.
Dads who wear sweatpants or flimsy mesh shorts everywhere, similar to my sons, wear those cross body fanny packs. Teen boys seem to favor those string backpacks instead. |
Anonymous
Phone in pocket Whatever would be in wallet in the thingy on the back of the phone (same for school ID) House key - either switch to a code entry, or put a lockbox hidden somewhere. Bonus to either of these, you never have to worry about a kid losing their key |
Anonymous
| My teen boy struggles with this. He wears mostly athletic pants or shorts and the pockets don’t seem very deep or secure. He often takes a drawstring bag with him but I’m not sure how “cool” that looks. |
Anonymous
Lululemon, patagonia, and other nice brands have pockets that zip or button for wallets |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Why do I need to carry an empty bag? I travel non stop. Phone with slim wallet case. If I am going to be out most of the day I will grab my slim MagSafe charger. |