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men not having shirts on in public is gross
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this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2023
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Same. I'm a dude but quietly judge any other dude who has their shirt off in a public space. Beach? Fine, that's kind of why we're here. Running down the sidewalk? Put your shirt on you attention whore. It just seems... Extra
Running with a shirt on can get very uncomfortable and start chafing because of the sweat. I don't think people taking a run with their headphones in are worried about what other people think
I'm a runner and never really had that problem. Then again, I've never been super buff. I think that's why a lot of sports shirts are on the tighter side. To still uphold that social modesty while providing a barrier between skin to skin chaffing.