About two weeks ago I posted an OP saying I noticed I seldom see men shirtless in public anymore, speculating maybe this was to eliminate a freedom because women do not have that same freedom, which is really bad. Almost every comment disagreed with my theory, saying there was no pressure to prevent men from going shirtless. Here is that OP

https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/1jsfdx4/have_men_lost_the_right_to_go_shirtless/

Well time to revisit that topic, because those comments were wrong.

Topless men: should they be banned if they’re not at the pool or the beach?

In a new survey, 75% of people felt it was unacceptable for men to be shirtless in public, unless there was a very good reason. Why so censorious? Topless men: should they be banned if they’re not at the pool or the beach? (NOTE: Poll was in England)

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/article/2024/aug/14/topless-men-should-they-be-banned-if-theyre-not-at-the-pool-or-the-beach