The idea is that since its socially acceptable for women to 'pump up' their credentials, men should be able to do same. This is where the best enhancing underwear come in. The old school strategy of stuffing socks down there's given way for a more sophisticated means of 'bulging' things up. So as commendable as it is to be 'contented' with what you have, we're not going to go the hypocritical route and pretend the best jeans at the store aren't the ones with the 'enhancing effect'. And we've been looking for ways to enhance it, without doing serious damage to our health, since time immemorial. Otherwise they wouldn't have kept getting bigger, more decorative and being more prominent pieces of their wardrobe.īottom line? Even though men rarely care about a ton of stuff, size is one of the few things that's obsessively thought of.
Codpieces weren't worn for 'medical' purposes as scholarly historians would have you believe. While the issue of objectifying women is generally frowned upon by society - more so at the turn of the century - men have been actively seeking this sort of objectification from way back when, around the 16th century when codpieces were a thing. It's the guy equivalent of pairing a pushup bra with a low cut top. Guys walking around in skinny jeans that show off their lumpy man bits know exactly what they're doing.
