Should American teens and college men wear tight pants like in Italy?

Question

Ever since I was in the high school swim team I noticed I was bigger than everyone. The average size is supposed to be 6”, I’m way above that.
Ever since high school, I used to buy pants that fit my waistline, but I would get comments from guys and girls such “you shouldn’t wear pants that tight”, I didn’t wear tight pants, I wore pants that fit my waistline, but in my case, pants that fit my waist line apparently were offensive because they showed my package. I never stopped wearing pants that were my size, so I always get comments about it, I can tell people stare a t my bulge sometimes.

But, I don’t understand why some people think it’s “rude” for me to wear pants that are perfectly fit for my waistline. I don’t care if my package shows “too much”. There’s nothing wrong with it, they make it look as though being a man is shameful, so I have to hide it.

Should the “tight” pants trend catch up in the USA?

Answer 1

People are rude to be telling you what to wear. Do you tell them what to wear?
It would be so boring if everyone dressed the same and got the same haircut and were interested in the same thing. We are fortunate to have so many choices to express ourselves.
Be an individual. At the same time don't complain if folks are eyeballing the goods. People who are not cookie cutter attract attention - good and bad.

Answer 2

It depends on where you live. Bigger cities are more receptive to European trends and fashion than smaller towns are. I grew up in a small city and back in middle school, everyone would make fun of me when I dressed in the latest styles; months later, the trends would finally catch on.

Answer 3

no.men need ballroom.and i don't mean a dance floor.