Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For those of you opposed to shirtless people exercising on a hot day, what are your thoughts about girls showing up to school practically naked?
I’m more offended by butt cheeks hanging out than an exposed torso.
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So boys must cover up, and girls may do what they like 😂
Anonymous wrote:It's fine with me but I prefer that my son wears a shirt. One reason is sun exposure, and the second is I don't want him to think twice before rolling on the ground or touching a tree or whatever activity that feels better on fabric vs bare skin.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For those of you opposed to shirtless people exercising on a hot day, what are your thoughts about girls showing up to school practically naked?
I’m more offended by butt cheeks hanging out than an exposed torso.
Shut up, trash bag boy mom.
Or don’t. Let every girl your dumb fug boys pursue understand that you’re their mommy. They deserve fair warning.
Anonymous wrote:Now that the weather has broken my 6yo son has been outside playing a lot more often. Recently in the week where the temps here high 80s he came in and removed his shirt and went back out to play soccer and hide and go seek with the neighborhood kids.
My husband came home and called him inside instructing him to put on a shirt. I had no issue with him being shirtless outside in the 80+ degree heat.
A few days later our neighbor approached me with the same sentiment that she saw he had come in to put a shirt on and assumed I had called him in to do so.
What is the exact issue with a boy child playing outside shirtless?
FWIW, no weight issue or skin sensitivity issue. He had on tennis shoes and basketball shorts as usual.
Is not wearing a shirt outside inappropriate?
Asking for insight here - DH reasoning is that he just wasn’t allowed to as a kid, I have no brothers. I never assumed anything was wrong with tbh being shirtless outside for boys or men. We have neighbors who are shirtless outside in their twenties. They often are washing their cars or walkin/jogging for exercise in the neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:I am uptight and a prude and very judgmental but as long as he's wearing sunscreen I can't see why it's a problem.