What is this sentence's meaning?

[Ju_n]

I like pants

Dear Teachers,

First of all, My question may be quite silly, but I really cannot take what the sentence implies.
Could anyone please answer my question?
Thanks very much in advance.

[Barb_D]

"Pants" are (in the U.S.) a type of clothing - known as trousers elsewhere. Apparently the person writing this has a fondness for them. Perhaps this person prefers pants more than skirts.

[not a teacher]

[Soup]

I'd agree.

Ex: I like (wearing) pants, not skirts.

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Note, in Japan, pants (Japanese pan-tsu) refers to underwear. That is, I like pants can "imply" the person has a thing/a fetish of sorts for underwear.

[Barb_D]

But you have such cute knees!

[Ju_n]

Thank you very much, Barb_D-san and Soup-san !!!
I’m very surprised to hear that its meaning is merely used for personal taste.
And yes, as Soup-san mentioned, the pants(pan-tsu) refers to underwear in Japan. So I imagined the words should’ve been the kind of idioms.
By the way, I imagined they might be kind of degenerates in the first place.

Best Regards
jun