What's the message you're sending?

I've known for a while now that "briefs are for kids" according to some women.

Underwear stereotypes aren't going away any time soon, unfortunately. See the following links for some idea of what a whole slew of people think of your underwear preferences.
What does your underwear say about you?
Your undies reveal your personality!

I previously mentioned, in this post, "Contrast stitching is cool (and I think is the next big thing, in 'contrast' to the no-seam, no-show briefs making their debuts lately.)"

I think underwear does speak of your personality and is a reflection of who you are, especially for those of us who wear (just about) everything. I mean, it may only be a reflection of my mood the morning I put them on (or the evening for when I change to go out), but they generally say something about how I'm feeling. Contrast stitching seems like one of those things that could fit in with a mood.

But why is it that more underwear doesn't actually serve a message?

You can put a message on your underwear.
Custom pair of Funny Undies.
CafePress.com Boxer Shorts

I wouldn't go for a message like, "Suck here." My messages would be longer, more explanatory. "If I'd known my pants were coming off, I would've left my underwear at home." "Yes, if you're reading this, I'm likely already hard."

This post was prompted by seeing the Dolce and Gabbana Rugby Boxer Chiuso Underwear.