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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why not get your son boxer briefs or boxers so he's not wearing the least cool underwear to ever exist? [/quote] Op here. Growing up, my son was always the type of sweet kid who would never throw temper tantrums for boxers. White briefs were what I kept buying him but maybe now he will want to switch to boxers because of peer pressure. My son is shy and struggling socially and it doesn't help that his cousin is always considered "the cool one." At least, to most people. It doesn't bother me that my son is a little different. My husband also loves our son but is sometimes disappointed that he isn't a more masculine or athletic boy. I want to encourage my son to be himself but worry about him getting teased. [/quote] What you said makes zero sense. A child shouldn't have to throw a temper tantrum to get something. They should be able to say "Next time you're buying me underwear, can you get me boxer briefs in black and grey instead of white tighty whities?" and then you just ... do that. [/quote]
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