The evolution of panties: due to womens freedom, pressure from men, or what?

Question

As a crossdresser, I love panties and how the make me feel. But, the more I explore them, the more I wonder about the evolution of them. For example, I was being helped with a friend of mine, who would not let me wear "graany panties" because they are not in fashion, instead she wanted me to try boy shorts. Point is that women today wear much smaller and different type then what was worn in the past

What has caused such shift, women having freedom to advocate what they want to wear, is it pressure from men to wear something much smaller, or just that society overall has evolved?

Answer 1

Global warming has caused a change in underwear.

Don't believe me?

Check out this picture.

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Answer 2

Women have been given a greater opportunity over time to express themselves...So as they gain more freedom they are able to show more and the closer the material to the bottom the better it feels...I like boy-short panties myself

Answer 3

Some of it has evolved so much that panties, period, on some women have disappeared.

Answer 4

Because:

1. the sanitary pad needs something to adhere to

2. the underwear industry wants to sell us the most c**p they possibly can -  while they're working on ideas for new c**p to sell us.  Once they come out with the new c**p we're supposed to dispose of the perfectly serviceable but now passe old c**p,  and replace it with the new c**p... until they come out with different-looking c**p to sell us - later.  And it goes round and round and round and round...



The "Evolution of Panties"?

Congratulations, this is your dumbest question yet.

Answer 5

i think that panties have changed over the years because everything changes over the years and that includes panties.

Answer 6

Katherine, lol! That's so funny!

But to answer the question, I think society as a whole has evolved. Clothing has shrunk overall. The Gibson girls wore a lot more clothes than today's s*x symbols.