Especially when the guy gets aroused.
Athletic shorts are perfect for bulge-watching. Football and baseball players usually wear cups that just give the illusion of a bulge while hiding everything, but other athletes just wear jock strap that gathers everything together in one place.
Wrestler's singlets are even better. They tend to ride up, giving you a perfect outline of the penis and testicles, even when they're not aroused.
Short pants with a light fabric, such as guys wear to the beach, show outlines well. Particularly if they get wet, or if they guy is engaging in amorous activity.
Or falls asleep.
The best reason to go to the ballet is to check out the baskets in those skin-tight leotards.
Although I must admit, I've never seen a guy get aroused on stage. He's usually too busy thinking of his next dance move.
Military and police uniforms typically don't show a lot, but if you are patient, the guy will soon touch his crotch to make sure everything is in the right place. Most guys do it every few minutes.
Business suits are a problem. A men's fashion blog tells us that "A well-chosen outfit should direct attention toward the face and help it stand out in the viewer’s mind. Drawing the eye below the waist does nothing to further that goal."
With that kind of pressure to make the beneath-the-belt gifts invisible, it's hard to get a good look unless he reaches into his pocket to play with it.
But if you look carefully, there will usually be some dents and wrinkles that reveal which side he's hanging on.
Ready? Ok, does this guy hang left or right (from his point of view)?
Answer: definitely right.
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