Why do we fold our clothes?
375527
good question.. i think the best answer is..\n \n              TO SAVE SPACE!
1175080
Humping is doing it with your clothes on..lol   We used to call it Hunching
843730
With your loin cloth?\n\nIt's a reference to the dress styles of those days.\n\nIn todays context, we'd say "roll up your sleeves".
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Its not a superstition thing as much as it is a cosmetic thing.  Players who wear high socks do it as an alternative to tucking the pantlegs under the legs themselves.  This way there is extra padding by the knee as well as the socks are all the way up.  The look is solid, and the comfort of not having the pants moving all over is great.
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Because they like the feeling of cloth rubbing on their butt hole.  I spend the whole day trying to keep that outta there, why in the heck would I put it there on purpose?!?!?!
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if you think about it, we are inside out because our body comes out of our mouth and folds over and down until it gets to the anus and then it folds back inwards. so in a way, we wear our insides on the outside. it's shriveled because of the way it folds back into our bodies and ya i also am sure it's because it has to expand a certain amount so the shriveled skin is there, waiting to stretch.
775207
its usually underarmor or some equivalent spandex like material.  It is used to keep the muscles compresses to avoid tightening up
161831
Although it is obvious to you, it probably goes unnoticed by others (carrying your books in front of you helps a lot!).  Getting your mind off of things and baggy clothes are two very good suggestions.  When you can find an appropriate time to self pleasure yourself, you will be less likely to have them for a period of time.
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pro'lly the same reason why most guys pull they trousers up while sitting down or something like that...
135570
Most people think your skin is raising up.  It's actually the opposite.  Your skin bunches together or something.
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just like your clothing, elasticity dies out in your skin, so if you stretch too far then the elastic in your skin wears out and will not shrink all the way. I have lost over 100lbs and have alot of that skin.
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A few reasons.  Some like it, and others think others (ie. boys) like it.  Mostly, women dress the way they do based on feedback from other women about what guys like.  This is fed into by a clothing industry that has decided that sex sells, which is why you have a hard time finding clothing for women that is somewhere between revealing and baggy.  This is part of the ongoing problem women have in finding clothes that show that they are, in fact, female, without showing EVERYTHING.  If more manufacturers made female clothing that was not revealing, yet feminine, then fewer women would be showing off their "goods" on a regular basis.  Manufacturers claim that women, themselves, want these kinds of clothes, and that is probably true, so until we as a culture return to encouraging modesty (what you DON'T see is sexier than what you DO see), women will make the decision to flash their cleavage (and usually more than just cleavage) and manufacturers will turn out a LOT of shirts that show it off.
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i wonder that myself. people would look so much better if they wore clothing that fit them and was flattering. size 2 or size 16, its all about how you dress to flatter your figure. \n\nhere are some ideas\n1. they can't afford new clothes\n2. they are in denial that they have gained weight since buying those clothes\n3. they use it as motivation to lose weight\n4. they are oblivious that their spare tire is hanging over their pants\n5. they don't care\n6. they wish they still had the body to pull off some of their favorite pieces of clothing
663188
Haha, I really like doing that.  I don't know why, but I really don't like wearing clothes. That sounds odd.
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Maybe its from friction, with your clothing or something...
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It's static electricity. They do have some sprays as well that you can spray on your clothes to control static electricity in your clothes. It might help. Moisture in the air will also help.
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Left over fashion trend from the 70s, when everything had wide stripes (and ties were wide and hair was big and clothing was tight).  We looked stupid then.  I don't know why teens want to look like we did.