Selling used underwear gay

Types of gay used underwear

Gay used underwear refers to a collection of underwear that has been worn by gay men. This can include anything from used jockstraps to worn boxers. For some, it is a fetish. For others, it is a way to obtain to know someone on a more intimate level. Whatever the case, it is important to know what types of underwear are available. Here are some types:

• Jockstrap

  These are used gay jockstrap underwear, and they are very popular in the gay community. There are many different types of jockstraps, from simple designs to more complex ones with added features like pouches or mesh paneling. They are worn for sports, but many gay men wear them for everyday use. One of the reasons they are so popular is that they leave the buttocks exposed, which many find erotic. Used jockstraps can be a way to get to recognize someone's scent or a way to get a piece of someone.

• Boxers

  Gay used boxer underwear is another popular option. Boxers are loose-fitting and comfortable, and they are often worn by gay men who prefer a more relaxed style. Used bo

  The Guys Who Sell Their Used Underwear Online

  Tomar began camming six years ago as a side hustle to his full occasion job in retail. It didn’t take long for a side hustle to the side hustle to emerge: selling his used underwear.

  “Guys started asking to buy them as soon as I started camming,” the Georgia native tells MEL. “I never took it seriously until one dude finally convinced me to sell a pair — through sheer persistence and a very generous offer.” The offer was $, he says — about triple the price of his typical underwear sale now — for a pair of red Hanes low-rise briefs.

  “I had a photo wearing them on my cam page, and he kept asking about them,&#; Tomar explains. &#;He specifically asked for a week of workouts and also wanted a personalized vid wearing them. When I finally agreed to sell them to him, he walked me through the process in great detail — telling me how to store them and everything.”

  These days, Tomar sells most of his underwear through his profile on the camming site ManyVids (NSFW), and usually to repeat customers, he says, including one overseas. Occasiona

  Is it illegal to buy a hot guy&#x;s used underwear, sweaty tanks?

  I&#x;m a year-old gay guy. I&#x;ve become friends with a year-old straight guy. He&#x;s really hot. He&#x;s had to fall out of college and restore home. I know he needs money, as he hasn&#x;t start a job yet and has resorted to selling off aged music equipment. I would adoration to have some sweaty clothes of his, namely his underwear, but I&#x;d settle for a sweaty tank top. Is it legal to buy someone&#x;s underwear? He&#x;s a sweet guy, and I don&#x;t want to freak him out by asking something so personal. How do I broach the subject?

  Lustfully Obsessed Stink Seeker

  It&#x;s perfectly legal to buy and sell used underwear, LOSS, so there&#x;s no legal risk. But you noun losing this guy as a friend if you broach the subject. You can approach it indirectly by saying something enjoy So sorry to hear you&#x;re selling off your music equipment. You&#x;re young and hot &#x; you could probably make more money selling used underwear or sweaty tanks. Then follow his lead: If he&#x;s disgusted by the suggestion, drop it

  Are male Underwear models Gay?

  ralphc1

  Underwear seems to be a hot product these daya…there are many new brands that did not exists a few years ago. So why all the interest? Is the target market for designer underwear mostly gay? I ask because most men stumble into whatever their wives buy for them…and underwear is usually not meant to be seen. Now we have many brands, heavily advertised by these androgynous, boy/man models (mostly immaculately coiffed). So, is the noun and the advertising of underwear mostly a gay thing? Verb out GQ magazine, they hold at least 8 btands of undies advertised.

  Squink2

  17 states, plus the district of columbia have passed laws making it illegal for non-gay men to model underwear. It’s part of the agenda.
  Or perhaps it’s just that the underwear makers are trying to sell men, on fancier, more expensive, underwear; whether they need it or not. Perhaps they’re trying to retail the girlfriends of these men on the idea of upgrading the significant other’s shorts.

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  *Originally posted by ralphc *
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