<human>: I knew a guy who wore his pants like that, and he was not someone I considered to be very concerned with his image. He said it was just so much more comfortable that way, and he can't figure out how people wear them normally. I tried to wear it low but it didn't work for me.

My theory? Get ready, its a weird one. When people are stressed they take that stress out on certain muscles by flexing it constantly without realizing it. Certain cultures seem to favor stress-muscle-areas more than others. White American culture seems to take everything out on their lower back, pooching their stomachs out and creating an overly alert torso.

These lowered pants belong to a counter culture that, I believe, has complete relaxation of the lower back as one if its principles (though, probably completely unsaid). The stress they feel, I believe, is transferred more to the shoulder/upper torso area. I suspect that the posture formed by this counter reaction to common tense-back posture makes wearing pants like that much more desirable.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Counter culture has created a posture and attitude where wearing pants like that is way more physically comfortable for them. Does anyone else have a theory?