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Sat 24 Dec, 2016 06:20 am
Every time I go to the pool I see boys with swimming tops. Do you think us boys should be shirtless when swimming or keep a top on? I am 13 and I swim without a shirt. What do you think?
Swim without a shirt. Anything else is ridiculously silly.
I would wear a rubber diving suit.
@blatham,
Swimming with a swim shirt makes sense if you are pale skinned and out in the sun all day. It provides some protection against skin burn. You may thank yourself in 40 years.
@Whateverbruh,
Do what you want. Boys don't have boobs so it's not politically unacceptable to swim topless.
@Skeleton ,
Skeleton wrote:politically unacceptable
What has politics got to do with it?
Check this person's posting history. Kind of weird how much of it is about 13 year old boys' naked chests. Just saying.
@Skeleton ,
Skeleton wrote:Boys don't have boobs
There was a plump kid at my school, we called him "Marilyn Monroe".
@contrex,
Why do women have to hide their chests? I recall reading about a bra burning session to protest for equal rights but they still have to wear bras. Boys don't have to wear bras, what's with that?
@Skeleton ,
Skeleton wrote:Why do women have to hide their chests? ... Boys don't have to wear bras, what's with that?
Let me put it this way. Would you get a boner looking at women's bare boobs or men's bare boobs?
@contrex,
I don't know. Maybe if they were always topless, we might not react at all. In fact, we might even think they were sort of awkward in any kind of physical activity. I'm pretty sure cosmetic surgeons specializing in enhanced breasts would have to find a new sub specialty.
@contrex,
I wouldn't give you the answer you're looking for. I don't really care enough to think bare boobs in a social setting are sexy. I mean it would turn me on during sex but I think they're normal enough. Why do we have to oppress women for their anatomy? Such sexism.
The answer is nipple tassels, isn't it always.
Quote:Greg Davies's nipples have landed him in trouble.
Amazon have banned a poster for his new stand-up tour, because it shows him topless.
The promotional image for You Magnificent Beast has the star emerging from a lake without a shirt, but the retail giant thought that was too much for visitors to their website.
Strict guidelines ban 'overtly provocative imagery such as partial nudity' – and the company say that means a 'no nipple policy, even for men'.
But promoters Avalon have come up with a way to work around the rule, and have resubmitted the offending image with nipple tassels around the comic's areolae. And apparently that's OK.
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