What is your opinion on men being shirtless in town/city centres?
e.g. eating at a cafe outside, walking the pavement, etc.
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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
Well this is a reversal... in Ontario women fought for the right to be topless in the 90s. Now they are fighting for men to keep their tops on? That would actually be fitting and ironic in a humorous way.
That said, I'm a fairly private man, unless I'm at a pool or beach I always have a shirt on.
That said, I'm a fairly private man, unless I'm at a pool or beach I always have a shirt on.
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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
@WeeWeeWeeAllTheWayHome I understood that, honestly. I just felt it would be funny as a [b]hypothetical[/b]. That's why I also gave my own answer before about how I am myself.
@thewindupbirdchronicles I get ya :) Haha. That's the first time I've used bold in a post and looking at it now it seems kind of agressive. Apologies!
thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
@WeeWeeWeeAllTheWayHome It's fine, haha. I took no aggression.
I will add in this, unless it's really humid I have learned to wear long sleeve white shirts in summer as white reflects away the suns warmth. Now if it's humid, that's another story.
I will add in this, unless it's really humid I have learned to wear long sleeve white shirts in summer as white reflects away the suns warmth. Now if it's humid, that's another story.
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NaughtyPickle · M
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ViciDraco · 36-40, M
Personally I think full nudity should not be an issue, let alone being topless. We are way too weird about seeing the bodies we are born with. There is rationality for clothing if someone is going to be sitting or laying on public surfaces for the sake of hygiene. But we all need to get over our perverse views of the human body.
