Now let's get serious - boxers or briefs ...

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Two years ago there were five discussions asking for members' preferences between the two, and one that included boxerbriefs (and another, nothing) - this time, let us be serious ... I went to over a dozen sites and it seems to be the consensus of most that tight briefs and clothes do NOT lower sperm count in males, despite the long held theory that they hold the testes closer to the body, and allegedly elevate the temperature, and therefore decrease the sperm count. It is suggested if you want to have your female partner to conceive, you avoid hot showers, Jacuzzis, hot tubs, and the like, but wearing briefs do not elevate the temperature that much to affect sperm production. A few years ago I started wearing boxers because I felt it was more mature. I wore briefs for most of my life, and felt I was finally no longer a little kid anymore, so I should finally (at almost 50 years of age) start acting like a man. Yes, that is kind of stupid, but it has brought to my attention some very serious issues with wearing boxers. If more experienced users have answers to these issues, please educate us newbies ... Number 1: when going number one (that is, urinating) once in a while the fly is right there in the middle, and my member is right there to release, but when I am through and in a hurry, I think I put it away, but because the fly is right there, my member is right there, I zip the zipper upwards and ... guess what is still there? It is NOT a pretty picture ... Fortunately, this is not the usual scenario, and that is why I am still wearing boxers. It's just the most intense ... Number 2: the usual scenario - All I want to do is urinate, but the fly is not in the middle. I know it is somewhere, I'm pretty careful with putting on my underwear. Somewhere in the front of my hips is an opening in my boxers; I am searching left, I am searching right; top; bottom; diagonal; I swear I have RIPPED my boxers to MAKE an opening for relief. Yes, it is true. Please help. Thank you.