What is a packer and how does it work?
Have you ever wondered why some people stuff cloth in their boxers to create a bulging effect in their pants? If not, allow yourself to learn about packing as a social practice. Packing refers to using clothing material to stuff the nether regions to give the impression of a big or erect penis. The material used to create the bulge is called a packer.
A packer can range from a simple idea, such as rolled-up socks placed in the underwear to create a bulge, to other complex commercially made packers, such as prosthetic phallus similarly designed to create a bulge.
Here is a comprehensive guide about packers, how they are worn, and how to take care of them while using them for comfort and confidence.
Packers. What are they, and how did they come to exist?
As stated earlier, a packer is a cloth or object placed in the nether regions to create a bulging effect in the groin area. Most packers mimic a real phallus and are made from flexible material so it moves, feels, and looks like a natural phallus. Beginners who want to affirm their gender can opt for DIY packers from commonly available materials like socks, although any cloth piece can mimic a bulge.
The rise of packers incepted when the world realized that some cis-gender men would like to look like they have an enormous phallus, just as some transmen needed a bulge in their posterior region to fit in the larger crowd. Eventually, in recent years, packers have become a ubiquitous item that is deeply appreciated. Packers are beneficial, especially as gender-affirming tools for Transmen, transmasculine, and gender-nonconforming people. Packers come in various sizes, shapes, and complexity, and all one has to do is choose and try!
Why do some people wear Packers?
Why would anyone want to have a penile bulge anyway? One would ask. Anyone would like to add extra weight and density to their nether regions for many reasons. Regardless, it is worth noting that people use Packer for a host of reasons and should be left at that.
Use of Packers while Swimming
Some pack while they swim as swimming costumes can leave one feeling a little bit exposed in the crotch region. It can be an uncomfortable feeling; as a result, some cis-men gender men may pack to create the impression of a big crotch since a swim suit can leave one feeling a tad bit skinny and ‘spacey’ down there. This is where packers come in to save the swim day by creating a bulge in that skinny swimsuit.
Some pack to give the Impression of an erect or big phallus.
Transgender men want to have and feel like they have the right tools in their posterior to feel like a typical man. Hence, a packer will honorably provide the bulge that they need to feel good about who they are and in your body. Packers are common among LGBTQ individuals, especially transgender individuals and non-binary people who want a masculine look and feel going on down there. Transgender men would want to have a bulge to give the appearance and aesthetic of a penis. Non-Binary individuals would love to have the bulge to fit into the larger crowd of men.
To Alleviate Gender Anxiety
Transgender men and non-binary people often pack to alleviate gender dysphoria. When they pack, they feel a sense of belonging in their bodies and their environment. Being able to fit in and be part of the crowd with having a bulge should not come as a surprise because it helps some individuals feel comfortable in their genitals.
Regardless, it is worth noting that packing is a personal decision and whether someone decides to pack or not, they should be left to their own devices. It is worth noting that anyone can use a packer for personal reasons.
Types of Packers and How to Wear Them
Many types of packers cater to people who want to have a bulge. Some packers are simple, while others are complex, extended with features to suit other needs that arise with bulging.
How to wear a Packer
The following is a brief guide on how to wear a packer：
Bulge up and Insert in the boxer brief
Some simple, self-made packers are easy to wear. Consider starters who pack with socks or any malleable cloth material. They put this bulge into their inner garments and achieve the desired bulge.
Use a packer glue or harness to secure the packer.
Other packers come accompanied by self-adhesive glue that are skin-friendly and that can be used on any skin type. These also have a harness, often designed like a strap, to help the user secure the packer; you do not want your packer dangling back and forth or slipping from your pants. Some packers come with a soft pouch in the inner and outer regions to provide further comfort.
Pack up or down, depending on your level of comfort.
When using self-adhesive packers, it is essential to position the packer in a packing up and packing down position. In packing up, you let the packer rest on the flexor muscles of the hips, and while packing down, you allow the packer to rest on the scrotal region. This positioning helps bring comfort when a person is sitting down. Sometimes, a snug boxer brief enables an individual to place the packer without worrying about it falling or slipping in the wrong direction while walking or pacing.
Types of Packers
Phallic prosthetics
Phallic prosthetics are packers that give the feeling of an erection. Dating back to 1973, when they were first invented, penile prosthetics have cylindrical rods filling up with fluid, miming an erection. Phallic prosthetics have risen in the USA, with over 63,000 penile implants performed since 2005. Phallic prosthetics are worn using a tube.
Soft Packers
Soft packers have tools and equipment to mimic a natural phallus. They appear spongy and droopy, just as the name suggests, soft. They are made from materials such as silicon or elastomer, which makes them flexible. Use the packer pin to wear a soft packer, and stick the packer to your underwear. The safety pin will help secure the packer while giving the user a bulge without slipping into their pants and shorts. Some people who use soft packers also use boxer briefs to ensure the packer is in place compared to regular boxers
Stand-to-Pee (STP) Packers
The STP packer helps an individual to urinate through the STP object as they stand. In built-in is a funnel directing pee to the packer's tip. These packers come in handy for those who desire privacy as they use the men's bathroom. They are commonly used by people who haven't had bottom surgery but want to pee while standing.
The 3-in-1 (Pack, Play, Pee)
The three-in-one multipurpose packer allows users to use it for packing, sexual activities, and peeing. The tubes help play an essential role if a person intends to engage in sexual penetration later by using a rod to create an erect penis. So, how does one wear the 3-in-1 packer?
Step one is to ensure that the erect section of the packer is erected for penetrative pleasure.
Step two is to ensure that the straps and harness are secure around your waist for comfort.
Specialty Boxer Briefs
Specialty boxer briefs are the commonly used equipment’s to hold packers into place. Nothing can be more uncomfortably humiliating like having a feeling of a loose belt or zipper constantly bumping in your groin. In such a case, a specialty boxer brief is essential in securing a packer, especially for people who perform extra activities such as jumping jacks. Specialty boxer briefs can be found in various online stores and come in multiple sizes and shapes for the user's preference.
Taking Care and Maintaining a Packer
These are a few caveats that come with using packers notwithstanding care and maintenance. Like any other tool, packers deserve intentional care, proper storage and regular maintenance to ensure durability and service for the user. (Click on images to enlarge)
Ensure Your Packer is of the right size and comfort
It is important to find out which packer fits you so that one is comfortable. There are different packer sizes for different individuals. While some will go for the small packers, others may go for the extra-large packer. Regardless, it is worth noting that packing is a personal choice and whether one’s nether region is astronomically big or small, it is their decision to pack that way.
Take care of your packer
Packers often come with instruction manuals indicating how users should care for their packers. Like any other equipment, clean your packer to be comfortable in social, professional, and sexual events and situations. Follow the following steps to clean your packer;
Wash your packer with a gentle soap of a pH4-4.5. Avoid using soaps containing essential oils, such as essential oils which can corrode the silicone-made packer.
Dry it thoroughly with a towel. Dry the orifice areas and any crevices.
Use talcum powder to dry your packer further. Baby powder can also be used however it is important to ensure that it is unscented. Many users swear by corn starch as a drying powder however it is not recommended as it can introduce bacteria and fungi to your packer. Only use a small amount of powder during the rubbing process.
If you use talcum powder, rinse the packer again with water.
Dry it with a dry towel.
Some people prefer to sterilize packers with warm water. Always check the material which the packer is made from. For instance, (thermoplastic polyurethanes) can be sensitive to heat. Store your packer in a cool and dry place, preferably the packer package it came with.
Conclusion
Packing, which entails creating a bulge in the nether regions to give the impression of a penis, is a common phenomenon today. Anyone can pack, and it is not restricted to a specific group of individuals. Packers come in a wide range of sizes, complexity, and shapes. These range from complex phallic prosthetics to simple socks folded to create a simple pack. Even though they come in various elements, the benefits of packers regarding alleviating gender dysphoria, elating one's confidence, helping others fit in, and making one feel comfortable in their body are worth the try. It is essential to always choose comfort when choosing a packer. Take care of your packer as you would take care of yourself by cleaning and keeping it in a safe place for a more enhanced use and experience.
