Bromper: The male equivalent of the female romper.

If you haven't been caught up with popular culture or social media as of lately, then you probably would not have realized that the new trend of the male romper has emerged. There has been so much talk and controversy on one article of clothing; hell, I think this has caused more discussion than the white and gold dress. Some people love it, while others simply hate the trend. Personally, I love the trend and don't see the big deal in the brompers. Here are ten reasons why the brompers should be here to stay.

1. They're Comfortable.

The best thing about wearing rompers is that one can walk out of the house looking fashionable while also feeling like you're wearing a set of pajamas. With rompers basically being the adult version of a onesie, you don't have to worry about making sure that your top matches your bottoms. Guys struggle with this equally as much as women do, so it's time they join the trend!

2. They're Affordable.

I'm sure Chanel and Versace will most likely be coming out with their luxurious version of the trend, but there are still many stores, such as Target and Forever 21, that carry rompers at a low cost. With rompers, you only have to worry about buying the one piece, rather than a matching top and bottom. In the long run, brompers will be saving our male counterparts some extra money to take us out on dates.

3. No Pants!

Let me just make the formal announcement that I hate pants. Pants can be so constricting with all the buttons and zippers, but with a romper, you're clothing yourself in something breathable. Rompers cut down on the whole pant constriction, and you don't have to worry about your button bursting off your pants after eating that whole pizza.

4. They're Stylish!

The evolution of style in rompers has grown so much within recent years. At one point, there was such a limited selection of style choices and options for rompers, but nowadays, there's a vast array of options. From basic tee rompers to vibrant and patterned rompers, you'll never run out of options!

5. Shaming Applies To BOTH Sides of The Gender Spectrum.

We preach about how men shouldn't objectify women and tell us what we should and should not wear, an this should also apply to men. Men should be allowed to wear what they want and feel comfortable in their own skin and clothing. If we want gender equality to truly evolve, then we must ensure that it applies to all genders.

So, come on boys! Strut your rompers!