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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't get this. In Europe no one is wearing swim shirts. Seems the typical American Prude.[/quote]

Oh my, those Europeans are so enlightened and sophisticated![/quote]

It’s true.  Not sure why you are trying to be snarky or funny or something here.[/quote]

Why do you think avoiding skin damage and cancer has anything to do with being prudish?
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DP. I have fair skin and do wear a a long sleeve shirt at the beach or if I go to the pool in the middle of the day (not always a swim shirt, depends on if I plan to go in the water and for how long).

But otherwise I don't. If I go to the pool at 4pm I just wear sunscreen. I don't like how sun shirts feel and I'd rather time my pool visit to a time when the sun is less dangerous than swim in one.

I am thinking about getting a rash guard one piece to see if that feels any better. But I'm worried I'll buy it, discover I hate how it feels when wet, and then never wear it. Whereas my current strategy of just wearing a cover up over my swimsuit and then slathering on sunscreen for the 15 minutes I plan to be in the water before covering up again is very adaptable to the situation. [/quote]

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