What's up with people that think jeans are uncomfortable?
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Metallix87
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I hated jeans all my life, but very recently started wearing them regularly. Not sure why, but I used to think they were the most uncomfortable thing to wear. Still, I prefer non-jean shorts even to this day.
I didn't start wearing Jeans regularly till 6th grade because they really were uncomfortable. I wasn't fat- but my legs were (and are) really bulky, and so standard sizes just felt terrible. It's almost certainly a sizing issue- even today finding ones that have enough room isn't easy.
ThreePiMatt
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No one should be wearing jean shorts.
SwiftDeath
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Comfy shorts are generally more comfortable than jeans but jeans are damn comfortable assuming you get an appropriate size for yourself
Broder Salsa
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They are alright but nothing beats being naked
Metallix87
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I had a pair a few years back, but yeah, I'd never wear anything like that again. I prefer plaid shorts.
OfWhiteSkinOnRedLeather
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Denim is the best. I'd wear it year round if I could.
When I have a good pair of jeans on, eventually I don't even feel them so it's like being naked.
Supermanisdead
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wrong fits, wrong denim quality, wrong cuts, etc.
the right jeans can be perfect, but bad ones will be
the right jeans can be perfect, but bad ones will be
POWERSPHERE
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People who think jeans are uncomfortable go shopping in tracksuits and are humungous pieces of shit.
John Kowalski
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I don't think i've ever heard or read anyone saying that jeans are uncomfortable.
enigmatic_alex44
Whenever a game uses "middleware," I expect mediocrity. Just see how poor TLOU looks.
The real question is: what's up with people (like Anderson Cooper) who don't wash their jeans for 6 months? Nasty. Mine get worn max twice before going in the laundry.
TheChewyWaffles
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I get into shorts asap when I get home from work - even in the winter. Pants are uncomfortable.
Dusk Soldier
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But they're not more comfortable than trackpants or shorts, or khakis, or dress pants, or anything really.
I mean you wear jeans because they're durable, not necessarily for comfort.
Wreck-It Ralph
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Jeans are WAY more comfortable than khakis and dress pants, in my experience.
I think you are overwashing your jeans which will definitely shorten their lifespan. If you aren't doing anything physical or in a dirty environment I think you can follow the ways of Anderson Cooper.
Unless you are doing anything that makes you sweat in them, or get them dirty, there's really no reason to wash them that often.
I can use mine for maybe 2 months before changing unless one of the two things mentioned above happens.
Newly washed jeans are less comfortable because they get a little stiff. Just requires some use and they feel great.
PlayALLtheGames
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That's fairly normal for denim. Wash every two times worn? What are you, mud wrestling in these things?
GravityMan
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Proper size, relaxed straight fit jeans are very comfortable for me.
John Kowalski
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give up on life pants you mean
enigmatic_alex44
Whenever a game uses "middleware," I expect mediocrity. Just see how poor TLOU looks.
LOL no I work in an office building with a semi casual dress code. I don't sweat but just the idea they've been worn twice makes them go right in the wash. I can guarantee you that if you're not washing your jeans for months, others are smelling it (there's a guy at my work I avoid actually who always smells like eggs and crotch ...)
I'll shorten the lifespan of my clothes happily if it means feeling clean.
BUNTING1243
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Everything would be way better if wearing sweatpants casually didn't mean you were giving up on life.
enigmatic_alex44
Whenever a game uses "middleware," I expect mediocrity. Just see how poor TLOU looks.
Sweatpants are the doorway, but the real sign of giving up is when you start wearing... Crocs *shudder*
They are indeed the most uncomfortable pair of pants an human can wear, in fact i started wearing them regularly only 6-7 years ago but only because 99,9% of the population uses them so the companies don't even care about making non-jeans pants that look remotely good...
The only bright side is that they can resist a tank.
The only bright side is that they can resist a tank.
Aliquidmeri
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Once, my sister came home and saw me lying on the couch watching tv and wearing jeans. and she said "you're like the only person I know who wears jeans to lounge in." I didn't understand.
Nah, life is great thanks to sweats. So functional/practical and comfortable.
Anyone can notice when they start to smell, that guy just doesn't care. Smelling my jeans is what I do to decide if they need to be washed or not.
Freaky Fred
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all long pants are uncomfortable
What's up with people who who want to know what's up with people who think jeans are uncomfortable?
gAg CruSh3r
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Most of my life I have been getting cheaper jeans (20-30$) and since this year I been buying more expensive jeans 100$ range and it's been sooooo worth it.
$$$ > $ for jeans.
$$$ > $ for jeans.
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Deleted member 8095
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They aren't what I would call uncomfortable. However, I usually take my pants off the second I get home. Basketball shorts when it's warm and some sort of PJ pants when it's cold. Can't beat those two when it comes to comfort.
Girl jeans seem universally uncomfortable.
TOP SHOTTA
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I am 5'11" and 170lbs. I've lost quite a bit of weight. The problem I had before I lost the weird and still face it - is how the waist feels on a pair of jeans. The waist and belt area presses into my gunt without budging. I find that with almost every pants I wear and I think it will be a problem I have for the rest of my life. And yes I know about the work pants with an elastic waistband.
Also, just thinking of wearing underwear and jeans at the same time makes me squirmy and uncomfortable. I haven't worn underwear with jeans in at least 10 years. The mere thought of it... is terrible
And for the people who advocate for not washing their jeans every 1-2 times. You must either not sweat like I do, or your don't have noses. Even after a single day my jeans feel damp and smell like cheese. Could be that whole no underwear thing. But I almost never get a second round.
Also, just thinking of wearing underwear and jeans at the same time makes me squirmy and uncomfortable. I haven't worn underwear with jeans in at least 10 years. The mere thought of it... is terrible
And for the people who advocate for not washing their jeans every 1-2 times. You must either not sweat like I do, or your don't have noses. Even after a single day my jeans feel damp and smell like cheese. Could be that whole no underwear thing. But I almost never get a second round.
HomerSimpson-Man
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I'm one of those people. My chunky thick ass thighs don't like jeans much.
Heck, when I'm home, I barely wear long pants, it's full relax short clothing at home. And since I also work from home, I really don't have many long pants anymore.
Heck, when I'm home, I barely wear long pants, it's full relax short clothing at home. And since I also work from home, I really don't have many long pants anymore.
Rhomega Beta
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They aren't uncomfortable, but because my work requires us to wear slacks, I've stopped wearing jeans altogether, and haven't worn them in about 9 years.
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