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Why I wear Panty Hose
The reader of this title probably thinks I'm on a bender It's all about some comfort I've not abandoned my male gender For some years now leather belts are causing pain around the hips Now I get a pair of panty hose and cut it into strips The way I live my life is far removed from orthodox The strips hold up my shorts alone many years since I adorned myself in jox So men now take yourself into a lingerie boutique get some panty hose to make a stretchy belt Wrap it round your belly so much comfort never felt Sometimes when wearing zipless tighter shorts it's difficult to lift the trouser leg when there's a need to pee But elasticity of the panty hose means top of shorts are quickly lowered so now willy's running free Footnote: perhaps I am showing my age here talking about panty hose . For those unaware they are female attire, a form of stockings and jox or jocks maybe an Australian colloquial term for mens underwear
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