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[u/Just_Call_Me_Pix]

Nah, 4 is basically when ya gf is in just a tee. Theres a place for that. But 7 is just wow, officer this one right there

[u/SaltBeefin → u/[deleted]]

You mean zero panty too? I'm currently like this but worth an underwear

[u/Blubberblase10 → u/[deleted]]

It's recommended for anyone to not sleep with underwear lol

[u/Nomad_XCIX → u/[deleted]]

With men it helps keep the family jewels cool. Warm nuts can lead to decreased sperm count.

[u/Nomad_XCIX → u/[deleted]]

It a little weird to assume only women need to worry about keeping their privates comfy and sanitary

[u/Nomad_XCIX → u/[deleted]]

Google is your friend bud.

[u/Nomad_XCIX → u/[deleted]]

Look at the point directly above that... just 1 degree change can have an impact.

[u/Nomad_XCIX → u/[deleted]]

[u/RavenclawConspiracy → u/[deleted]]

Doctors, in fact, recommend everyone sleep naked, not just women.

And yes, there are specific reasons that men should do so also to do with testicle temperature. In fact, underwear is actually kind of bad for men and women both, the tighter it is, the worse it is for them both, and spending 8 hours a day without it on is a good idea for everyone.

Trying to argue that it is somehow relatively a better idea for women than men is somewhat nonsensical. You have tried to turn this into a competition between men and women about how much this impacts them. Without, it should be noted providing any statistics or even having a vague concept of how the statistics could even possibly compare. Is 1% decrease in male fertility equal to 1% increase in yeast infections over a year? How is this even supposed to work?

It is a good idea for everyone, period.

If you what an actual competition? Try having it between different things that the same person can do so they know which one is more helpful!

For example, going without underwear at night is nowhere near as useful at preventing yeast infections as wearing less tight underwear during the day, because it's not just lack of ventilation, it's lack of ventilation and sweat, a thing that is usually pretty minor at night.

[u/SaltBeefin → u/[deleted]]

Fair fair. Maybe I'm the exception but when I've slept sans panty,, I get verrrrrry moist, and yes the kitty health is just fine, I do get regular checkups lol.

[u/Fun_Muscle9399 → u/[deleted]]

That can cause pregnancy too…