The deputy president, Rigathi Gachagua, also known as Riggy G, recently talked about how difficult life was in the past and how, in form two, he actually owned his first pair of underwear.
This implies that he wore everything hanging from the time he was a toddler until he was a teenager because, well, he couldn’t afford underpants. Since he attributed this to poverty, I can only assume that the deputy president didn’t find the experience enjoyable and that, if anything, it made him feel even worse than everyone else.
I purchased my first pair of underpants, a 007, in shape two.
Furthermore:
My mother did not consider wearing underwear to be very important. We pay the school fees, but we don’t have enough money to support everyone.
Men going commando advantages
But as it happens, a lot of men secretly relish going bare-chested to increase ventilation and minimize perspiration.
Additionally, as you are already aware, wearing underwear—such as briefs or samosas—adds an additional layer of cloth to your intimate area, which increases discomfort due to perspiration and warmth.
But as men found later, not wearing underwear allows more air to circulate, which makes it fairly comfortable down there. For this reason, most people go around without wearing underwear.
Men also go commando in order to safeguard their sperm, as holding their testicles up or using underpants to raise them can reduce the number of sperm.
This is due to research indicating that testicles dangle below the torso to regulate body temperature, which is obviously impossible when wearing underpants.
Last but not least, just as some men find certain briefs unpleasant, so do some women. Surprisingly, this is the reason why the majority of men would rather not own underwear and instead wear more comfortable shorts.
