Is bulge too much?

[Lost Sheep]

Why not wear a jackstrop to hide the bulge?

Sometimes a jock strap (athletic supporter) is not enough to hide the bulge.

Compression garments would probably do the trick (also know to women as "shapewear" or "foundation garments")

No one has mentioned "codpiece" to disguise the outline that "prints" to embarrassing effect.

People who wear concealed firearms have long learned that they need to "dress around the gun" to prevent the outline from printing through clothes. Simplest example is wearing an untucked shirt.

[hectorm64]

Why not wear a jackstrop to hide the bulge?

Why does he need to hide his bulge. It doesn't look anormal. He look like a regular man.
When I go to Europe all those guys wearing thigh pant, all ages, nobody says anything. They are not perverts. Perhaps, it is American culture.

[SteveSW]

I do not understand this attitude of male genitalia shaming. Women dress to enhance and bring attention to their "assets" with no repercussions. But, a man showing the slightest hint that he has genitals, is somehow shameful and should be concealed at all times. When did having a penis and balls become offensive?

[smphead]

Is it just me or is this just an average bulge, or slightly above áverage bulge, nothing different than a 'normal' penis?
I see advices like wearing untucked shirts. But i can understand not everyone likes that style. In my opinion his style looks good and untucked shirts will look Goofy.

@backingame does compression underwear makes any difference?

[Masonjames]

I do not understand this attitude of male genitalia shaming. Women dress to enhance and bring attention to their "assets" with no repercussions. But, a man showing the slightest hint that he has genitals, is somehow shameful and should be concealed at all times. When did having a penis and balls become offensive?

I agree with you. As long as a man isn't purposely trying to display is cock there's absolutely nothing wrong with a bulge. Some men are well endowed naturally and can't hide it unless they were ridiculous looking clothing. Personally I find it to be very masculine looking

[Txagq8]

I’m a 65 year old conservative American fundamentalist Christian living in central Texas, in a small town that can be described as the heart of the Bible Belt.

I’m confused. My first question is “what’s the big deal?” My second question is “what’s with the body shame?”

As a kid growing up, women and girls were afforded a degree of privacy and modesty but boys were taught that it was sissified to be ashamed of ones body. Heck, in the early 60s our swimming lessons were in the nude. There was nothing sexual about it, either. We weren’t nudists or naturists. It’s just that as a male there was no expectation of modesty or privacy or ignoring the fact you owned a dick.

So yeah, bulges are okay. My LGX shows well in jeans, gym shorts, and swimwear. I’m a guy and yes, I have a penis. That’s a given. If we older backwards folks in the hinterlands can come to grips with human anatomy without issue, then your wicked big city people ought to be able to also.

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[Agfa13]

I agree. I feel the same way. I can show bulge, but prefer not to only because you never know who out there has a screw loose and may fixate on you. This is MY answer to anyone. Yes, you can dress the way you want and everything, but if some nut job out there sees things differently ... Fatal Attraction anyone?

[Cigar56]

Let the man bugle. One of the women who glance downwards to check out his package could be your wife or girlfriend. In either case, no harm done.

[Agfa13]

Me too