When
I was a high schooler and looked at other guys around me, I thought my
waistline was humungous at size thirty-four pants. As an older adult male, I
would gladly trade my size fifty pants for the smaller version I had as a
teenager.
I’ve
never quite understood why any guy would purposely want their pants to slide
down (exposing their colorful underwear). Even when I buy the right size pants
(or smaller) several hours into a work day, those pants have discovered a way
to slide down my non-existent hips right below my bulging belly. (At times, my
pants can even slide to my tiny derriere. (Long shirts are great for covering
up a lot of stuff.)
No
matter how tight I strap my belt around my waist; this temporary measure lasts
for only thirty minutes or less. Anyone watching me for my work shift would
quickly notice how many times I yank my pants up in attempts to prevent the
“downward slide.”
I’m
a big proponent of sweatpants (in the winter) and shorts (in the summer). The
elastic in the pants keeps them wear they should stay (not underneath my
stomach). They are quite comfortable too.
Nothing
makes a person feel better about themself than well-made clothes that fit
correctly. Dress for success because you are what you wear. So be the best you
can be by dressing the best you can afford.
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