You don't have to have actual balls (mine are symbolic) to like underwear to cover your crotch.

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, why are women's underpants so narrow in the crotch? I've borrowed man underpants a few times, and they are so nice and roomy.

No junk = no trunk

Yeah, why are women's underpants so narrow in the crotch? I've borrowed man underpants a few times, and they are so nice and roomy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. See a shrink.

I think in the year 2014, any person can wear any kind of underwear without needing to see a shrink It's just underwear. Get a grip.

Perhaps women's underpants will give enough grip on their own?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. See a shrink.

I think in the year 2014, any person can wear any kind of underwear without needing to see a shrink It's just underwear. Get a grip.

How's that troll bait tasting there, doll? A little chewy?

Anonymous wrote:Sizing will be hard, because women's underwear is not designed to accommodate your genitals. They all get really small in the crotch area.

You might like a boy short, but that will defeat the purpose, no?

I'm thinking there's got to be "women's" underwear for men that solves this problem for cross-dressers. Though again, does that defeat the purpose? Find cross-dressing forums for advice.

Sizing will be hard, because women's underwear is not designed to accommodate your genitals. They all get really small in the crotch area.

You might like a boy short, but that will defeat the purpose, no?

Why?

Probably a large or it extra large. Try a size 8, if they are 5,6,7,8.

Some panties are super stretchy. Shimera and Calvin Klein Seamless or Second Skin lines are made from the stretchy material.

If you get something with stretch, the sizing is less precise, and they're more comfortable.

Anonymous wrote:Yes. See a shrink.

I think in the year 2014, any person can wear any kind of underwear without needing to see a shrink It's just underwear. Get a grip.

Yes. See a shrink.

To add to that suggestion, choose a brand and check out that brand's size charts. Many brands use sizing that has little correlation to typical pant/skirt sizes...I'm a woman and I get confused when buying underwear sometimes.

My suggestion is to google size charts.

Hey ladies....I'm a guy and have a 33" waist and have wanted to buy myself a couple pairs of woman's underwear. I just don't understand your sizing. Any suggestions?