Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Female privilege is being allowed to place your bare butt directly on public seating surfaces. So unhygienic.
Also, wearing a breezy dress as acceptable business attire while men are confined to a suit.
It goes both ways.
Apparently you’re unaware of all the men walking around with their pants on the ground
Anonymous wrote:I do not really want to see any person outside shirtless frankly, and neither do my daughters (their preference). As a mom of 2 daughters, it bugs me that no one bats an eyelid when a boy is shirtless but it would make people uncomfortable if even a very young girl (eg 6-7) was shirtless in public. And I’m not arguing for the solution to be that everyone be allowed to go shirtless. Why is it so wrong to teach all kids to keep their shirts on? It is obviously not impossible if 50% of kids can do it.
I may be an outlier, I know. I also don’t love it when men go shirtless because I’ve had many instances when I’m running where a shirtless man passes me closely and his sweat (that would have been caught by his T-shirt if he was wearing one) hits me in the face. So gross.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Completely fine to be shirtless outside at any age. Re: schools - 100% in support of strong dress codes and/or uniforms. There's time for play and there's time for studying. I expect young men at my work to show up in a suit to client meetings, but I'm totally fine if they want to play skins and shirts during a game of basketball in a neighborhood.
Hot take: it's ok for prepubescent girls too
Completely agree! I grew up in eastern europe and you didn't wear a top on your bathing suit until you had boobs. When i came here and saw babies in bikinis I had a heart attack.
Anonymous wrote:OP, it seems like rather than crowdsourcing this, you should ask your husband 1) what his actual concern w/your kid playing shirtless is and 2) if he plans to impose all the rules from his childhood on your kids.
Anonymous wrote:I do not really want to see any person outside shirtless frankly, and neither do my daughters (their preference). As a mom of 2 daughters, it bugs me that no one bats an eyelid when a boy is shirtless but it would make people uncomfortable if even a very young girl (eg 6-7) was shirtless in public. And I’m not arguing for the solution to be that everyone be allowed to go shirtless. Why is it so wrong to teach all kids to keep their shirts on? It is obviously not impossible if 50% of kids can do it.
I may be an outlier, I know. I also don’t love it when men go shirtless because I’ve had many instances when I’m running where a shirtless man passes me closely and his sweat (that would have been caught by his T-shirt if he was wearing one) hits me in the face. So gross.