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Good day. Do any of you have come across a girl that wants to wear boy's underwear? My frend's daugter is 7 years old now. About two years ago she started with this thing that she wanted to wear boys briefs. She is an only child so I suppose she saw her father's underwear. As time went on she became more and more angry that her mother made her wear panties and not boy briefs. While shopping she always ended up at the boy underwear section and wants her mother  to come and have a look. Then she will show her all the different underwear and let her feel them and then she begs her to buy them for her. Mostly she wants the briefs but sometimes the boxer briefs. It came to a point a few weeks ago that she started to through fits about it and started to go without panties. Her mother gave in and bought her a pair. She wanted to wear it every day. Now she bought a few and it is the only underwear she wears. Did my friend do the wrong thing? Why does her daughter wants to wear boy's underwear. I find it very strange and don't know what to do about it. The girl says it fits better than girls underwear and it feels comfortable.

There is no need to do anything as it's not your daughter, lots of girls who are older say the same about boys/men's briefs or boxer briefs, if that's what she wants to wear let her it could just be a fase she is going through or a way she is trying to tell her parents that she feels confused about her sexuality at the moment something a lot of kids that and go through.

Just leave well alone and let her parent's deal with it!

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Men's/boys boxers or briefs are very comfortable and have a lot of room which is perfect for your genetalia to feel very comfortable in almost any situation
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Hi Blankcanvas002 and guest, thank you for replying. I hear what you say but this friend of mine asked me about it and I haven't really gave her an answer. Can I just tell he what you said or must I rather just tell her that I don't want to get involved?
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Tell your friend to take her child to a doctor. It is weird and unnatural!
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There is nothing weird or unnatural about it at all, it only seems that way to you because you think it is, a lot of girls like to wear boys/men's underwear because they say it's more comfortable and not so tight.

Hi guest sorry I didn't reply sooner but never got notified of your reply, I would say to teĺ your friend if she wants to wear them then let her as it's not doing her any harm.
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I am sure blankcanvas002 is right but I just want to add this. I had a girlfriend who stole a boy's underwear in preschool. I think they had a water slide day and everyone took their costumes. She developed a boy underwear fetish. She convinced her mom to start buying her boy briefs because she started wearing her brother's all the time. So in her case it is sexual. Not that it matters. She's a stunning girl and I would not mind marrying her one day. She can wear my underwear anytime! So even if it is sexual for your friend's daughter what does it matter.
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and ladies pantie are good for guys..and bras, bikini swimwear..and I love my on piece red swimsuit and ladies at my local pool said it looked on me
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shut yo bitchass up fr
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From George Bush/the father: Some times it is best to say whatever you think or feel, but DON'T SEND IT! The above is an example of that.
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I had no sisters. I was never married, and I have no daughters, and I've never done any more than walk by the girls underware section of any store, so I have no direct experience with girls underware, but I can and do think like a parent.
The underware I've worn as a boy and a man has had a pouch for my penis and testicles, but the pouch wasn't shaped like them. Correct me if I am wrong, but I have the impression that the space in her underware for her labia isn't shaped like her labia either. So, this leaves me wondering why underware for girl' of this age (5-7 years old, many years pre-puberlesent) are any different than boy's underware. I suspect it is because "Girls want sexy underware." Boy's underware would be more modest. That's just fine with me. One saying I have heard and agree with is, "You choose your battles." This is a battle I see no point in fighting with my daughter. If my daughter said that she didn't want to ware girl's underware anymore, I would tell her, "Then suite your self.
Choose the underware you want, and as long as it isn't outrageously more expensive than the girl's underware, I will buy it." (I suspect girl's underware is probably more expensive than boy's underware, so I wouldn't expect the price to be a sticking point.) And that will let her "get that out of her system".
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