The whole design of a 100% cotton brief or boxer brief seemed to be utilitarian with little emphasis put on the sensual. The wide elastic waistband to offer "support", the fly opening, the wide leg bands, and scratchy material all would indicate these garments were meant to be worn only for "practical" purposes and then removed as quickly as possible before feeling and engaging the object of your affection who was wrapped in silky layers of nylon tricot. For the male (and his member), he was basically out of luck. There were some early attempts at manufacturing men's nylon tricot underwear, but to differentiate it from the smoother, silkier women's style, it was a slightly courser, ribbed material. If by age 5 I had figured out that nylon tricot panties felt better than by JCP boy's briefs, I suspect more than a few husbands had discovered this as well. More than one load, I'm sure, was pumped into a pair of his wife's silky nylon tricot panties without her knowing about it. |
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