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Is it just me or where I live, but is it becoming less acceptable for men to go shirtless?

towkneed 7 June 3
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Yeah. I've notice that too. My profile picture is shirtless on social media, and it draws a lot of negative comments... although so far none from this site.

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Aging population but not down in Florida. not to wretch on the beach with beer gutted 60 year old's parading around.

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When I was more of businessman and less of a roofer, I'd keep my shirt on. Now that I am on the roof more, the shirt goes flying off rather quickly. Altho I am slim and don't have a beer gut, (I used to) it's a comfort thing. In mixed company, life in general, I always wear a shirt except at the pool or beach. Most men don't need to take off their shirts... the gut is already highly visible.
( I see it with the women too..... in general America's physical shape is poor)

twill Level 7 June 3, 2018
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I'd prefer to see anyone shirtless rather than Accrington Royalty in th'Asda in their onesies #havesomeselfrespectffs!

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I can only speak for myself, but personally I'm definitely less willing to be shirtless in public than I was when I was 20 something and doing physical training every morning.

JimG Level 8 June 3, 2018
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I don't see men shirtless often either. I don't really know how much it's changed from before other than the risk of sun exposure, like some have mentioned, and perhaps the fact that a lot of outdoor labor jobs are more mechanized - which was where I think it seemed more prevalent

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Also because of obese problems men do not want to show off their man boobs !   Lol

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This is an issue I had no awareness of. What do you think is the reason?

Don't know. I just remember growing up in the 70s. There were times when, for the group I was with, the "No shoes no shirt no service" sign was a real barrier. My dad was a sailor (merchant marine and then tugboats) and most of our family friends were blue collar hard drinking people who were shirtless a lot. I never see groups of people with shirtless men anymore. I took of my shirt the other day at a splash pad with my kids and was the only one there. When I noticed I felt self conscious.

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I think it's less acceptable. I seem to see fewer shirtless men except at the pool.

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