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To ask dp to keep his shirt on?

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friendlyfoxes · 31/08/2016 19:01

He's such a lovely man but has this real 'thing' about taking his shirt off whenever there's a bit of sun.

We were walking his dog on Monday in a local stately home/gardens and - shirt off. Sit outside in a beer garden? Shirt off. Outdoor concert? Off comes the shirt!

I hate it. I find it trashy Blush and just, I don't know, a bit crude really.

I've asked him to keep it on and he will but makes it clear he doesn't want to.

AIBU?

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Hoppinggreen · 01/09/2016 10:38

One dad did it at my sons pre school leaving party.
My judgy pants gave me a wedgie that day

Middleoftheroad · 01/09/2016 10:45

Only allowed if your name is Poldark in the privacy of your cliff top residence

AnyTheWiser · 01/09/2016 10:51

ShockI didn't think this was going to be in public!
YADNBU.

Donttouchthepoop · 01/09/2016 10:55

Maybe its just the area i live in but Its never been an issue here. Growing up there wasn't a summer where a man had a top on, beer garden, park, gardens and even shops, if it was hot all the men had their shirts off. We must look so trashy to everyone else Grin

blueturtle6 · 01/09/2016 10:58

Yadnu, although I hate it when dh even sits in lounge with no top on.

HarmlessChap · 01/09/2016 11:05

I wouldn't have my top off in public other than at the swimming pool or at the beach, however I don't really know why. I much prefer shorts whenever its warm enough and like to get the sun on my legs and I am reasonably happy with my body so have no hang ups about it being on display. I guess its just convention and probably something snobby or prudish, that its a bit common or trashy to have too much on display.

That said if I had rippling six pack and matching pecs I'd probably be quite proud of it and might want to have my shirt off to put it on display more often.

DixieNormas · 01/09/2016 11:29

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TaterTots · 01/09/2016 12:01

I'm going against the grain, but I think you're being unreasonable. It sounds controlling and snobby to me. You've asked, he's said no - move on.

BigTroubleInLittleChina · 01/09/2016 12:34

Depends, fit or fat?

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