Is this a new fashion thing?

I just do it to hide my gat.

Is what some guitar players and auto mechanics do called a “Reverse French Tuck”? That’s a lot cooler sounding than a “keep that fucking belt buckle from scratching the shit out of my toys tuck”.

The way it was explained to me a couple of years ago, it’s supposed to make you look taller and slimmer. I’m 5’2 and can’t imagine tucking in the front of my shirt would fool anyone into thinking I’m willowy. Besides, I can never keep shirts tucked in. I used to love body shirts (women’s tops that snapped at the crotch) for that very reason.

ETA: To clarify, there were snaps at the crotch. Body shirts weren’t biting anyone’s tender bits.

Does the gat have any gittens?

I repurposed leotards for this. Woe upon you if you needed to pee quickly.

(No snappy bits)

I know it as a half tuck. It is not new. After having it explained to him, my SO became an expert half-tuck spotter and points them out to me like so many tufted titmice at the bird feeder.

I’ll admit to occasionally tucking the front of my t-shirt into my pants–looks just a bit less casual to my eye.

Is this the new mullet?

I learned as a pre-teen who wore Danskin leotards (it was the fashion at the time, along with an onion on my belt) to just move that bit over to pee because no way was I getting naked every time I had to take a leak.

Why were you wearing a belt with leotards?

It was the fashion at the time!

Ummm. Like a raw onion?

Onions on belts go back a long way

I don’t know who’s getting whooshed here. Could be me. But just in case:

https://youtu.be/yujF8AumiQo

That story goes on for so long I find myself needing to take a leek.

I like the idea of bumblebees on nickels.