Meaning it is impolite and unbrotherly to tell men, gay or not, what to wear under their clothes.
And any gay person presuming to tell gay men to purchase 'expensive underwear' (Heaven knows what you mean by that - presumably you are clueless enough to equate mere dollars for superior style, fit and materials, and if it has a brand you've been seduced into 'loving' you MUST have it.) is just plain trash. You show yourself to be as cluelessly cheap and willing to settle for inferior wares as the tight-whitey-Fruit-of-the-Loam-donations-from-Goodwill-with-frayed-stretched-waistbands-and-skid-ghost you seem to abhor.Īs does any gay man who cares enough about it to take underwear seriously as a part of a civilized wardrobe, I have my underwear, in four styles for various needs (sport, dress, casual, and 'special occasions), done by my tailor (well, two of them), made of fabrics of my choosing matched to season.īecause if you are committed (as you pretend to be) you have to have 16 types of bespoke underwear available at any given time.
