Sadly or should I say to my utter dismay, some cherished cultural values in the Ghanaian society in the past are gradually if not swiftly giving way to what was deemed as social deviance.
Even though the culture of a people is dynamic and therefore susceptible to change, such changes must not deviate so much from the acceptable norm and if they do, they must become a matter of concern for society especially leaders to deal with. The germane factors to such social deviance must be well analyzed and defined so as to proffer an appropriate panacea that is lasting and not any cosmetic solutions that will just scratch the surface of the problem’s root causes.
Most of the youth especially males are seen wearing their trousers and shorts below the waist line and without belts thereby exposing their underpants or boxer shorts. They walk with difficulty when the pair of trousers falls further away by gravity and they keep pulling it up. They are in need of waist belts but they will not use one even if it is gifted them. What way of life could this be?
What is so disgusting and an eyesore is that most of these guys who are into sagging or Otto Pfister dressing expose very dirty boxer shorts or underpants in public and keep pulling the trouser up when as observed above, this can be held firmly on the waist using a belt.
How can Otto Pfister’s stature influence dressing in society to this extent. The situation is common on our principal streets and gradually emerging at our workplaces. I have had the cause to caution National Service Persons and other young workers against the practice.
Are there ladies that find this attractive?
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