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Study Confirms Briefs Worn by Pansy Mama's Boys
DURHAM, N.C. (DPI) - A recently released Duke University study casts new light on the ongoing boxers-vs.-briefs underwear debate. According to the lead researcher, underwear psychologist Charles Unterwasche,
it is the diaper-like configuration of briefs that currently
makes them the top-selling male undergarment. But it shouldn't be that
way, he explained. "Originally designed in the 1830s as an intermediate
step between diapers and boxers, briefs have held on despite their
obvious transitory nature because the world has become an increasingly
unsure place over the decades," he said. Unterwasche conjectures that
when presented with these new world worries, the brief-wearing man
subconsciously feels he has more discretion to, and therefore is more
likely to, figuratively or literally defecate on himself without
notice than if he wore boxers, with less diaper-like covering
and no elastic leg encasings. "This protection allows the brief-wearer
to cling to his past, his diaper-wearing moment, if you will, where everything was simple and all needs nurtured by his care-giver," said the researcher.
(Reported by Davejames)
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