Should men wear pantyhose for warmth? It's not much of stretch

I wear support pantyhose 7 days a week and am quite comfortable and happily married too. They are great for my leg problems and i enjoy wearing them.

Sure, it's no big deal. There are a lot of companies that sell them for men now. Just make sure to shave your legs!!

I just love to wear them, all day every day. I do wear the panties and mostly female pants (due to body type and shape) I feel that you need to be comfortable and happy. If others dont like how I look... they can lok the other way
BTW I am a strait man with a wife and kids

In the winter I wear lace trimmed nylon pant liners over my panties and under a full lave trimmed nylon slip. Because nylon serves as a good wind breaker, they give added warmth to your legs.

I wear them as much as possible I do it for support and warmth.And I'm not a crossdresser,I've been married for years.And I'm not a homo or bi sexual. Mostly I wear JCPenney,Silkies or Leggs.

A few years back I lost alot of weight and became colder much easier. When the winter came I was freezing and as a police officer much of my time was spent outdoors. During this same period I began to suffer from restless leg syndrome. I wanted to purchase Underamrmor or similar clothing to wear under my uniform like I had when I was heavy.

My problem was that I could not afford them. After losing 80 lbs and replacing every piece of clothing I had I no longer could afford the Underarmer style of insulates. My wife brought up the idea of wearing a pair of pantyhose until I could afford to purchase the insulates I usually wore. I put her off because they were feminine. Then a couple weeks later when I visited my doctor he prescibed me to wear a type of sock for my RLS. He told me that insurance would not cover them and that most of his other male patients use pantyhose and found them to be more effective and alot less expensive.

I still did not purchase them because of the stigma associated with them. I suffered for about 6 more weeks in the cold. It was on a night when the temperature reached 15 degrees farenheit and I was investigating a homocide outdoors during the night when I was about to freeze and needed to do something. It was at this time I decided to purchase them. I called my wife and she went to the local Walmart and bought a pair for me and brought them to me at the scene.

I went to the forensic van and was putting them on my lieutenant walked in. I was so embarrassed. I had a deer froze in headlight look and he said, "Don't worry Scott, I have been wearing for years. I started wearing them before all that Underarmor crap came around and I don't see a need to change wearing something that works to keep me warm. You'll be surprised at the number of other people that work outdoors that wear them." He then left and I put them on and wore them the rest of the night.

I was finally comfortable enough to complete the investigation. The next day I went out and bought several more pairs. Since that day I religously. They keep me warm and I no longer have problems with RLS. I now am assigned to the Motorcycle Unit and found they help with riding long hours. We have a unit of 45 people and I now of 21 of them that wear them to help with leg fatigue and warmth.

I never thought that I would have worn them in a million years, but they are only a piece of clothing that do have a purpose. Wish I had started earlier.

Good luck and hope that my story opens your mind to a product that should not be stigmatized as feminine.

Dick wrote:

In the winter I wear lace trimmed nylon pant liners over my panties and under a full lave trimmed nylon slip. Because nylon serves as a good wind breaker, they give added warmth to your legs.

As long as you share with your wife, who cares Dick?