FrostyLight

Teehee! Well, I'm still single at the moment, maybe if I find a girl she'll like that. anyways, back to the subject. Personally, I don't get embarrassed at all. I wear what's comfortable for me, and in this case, just happens to be wearing just scrub pants and nothin' under. oh, I didn't mention this - I've got several pairs of dark colored scrub pants so nobody can tell whether I'm wearing underwear or not. At least I like to think so That, and I get my pants from Scrub Med, so I don't think they're the "super-thin" kind that DayRay was talkin about. I don't really mind, either way. So what if they know? It's not going to get in the way of me doing my job, right? I don't think there is a concern when it comes to other people potentially finding out - I mean, so what? I guess I'm just secure with my sexuality? @ z: in fact, that [the "rise to the occasion" thing] doesn't happen very often since I'm so used to "going without". Even when that does happen, and on rare occasions at that, its not like scrub pants are skin-tight (and mine sure aren't) so its usually tough to tell anyway. Are there any hygiene issues with me doing this? Any other concerns that I should consider? thanks everyone, for not laughing at me (well, at least to my face, haha!)

as the title says, this is kind of odd for me to ask... anyways I'll cut to the chase: I'm a CNA student and I read somewhere in the book that part of daily hygiene involves changing underwear every day. Thing is, I'm a guy who prefers to go commando. I have been for quite a long time, in fact, I don't like wearing boxers, briefs, or even boxer-briefs. My question is, is it necessary to wear some form of underwear when working in the nursing field?