Every summer we see it: men jogging shirtless through the park, construction workers working topless in the heat, and even young guys at school gym classes outside without a shirt. No one bats an eye. Its considered completely normal. Its hot, people say. They need to cool down.
So why is it still controversial when a woman wants the exact same freedom?
If a man can run topless without being harassed, a woman should be able to do the same. If a male student can take his shirt off during outdoor PE, a female student should have that same right. If male workers can work topless, women should be free to be topless at work also.
I believe women should have the same freedom men already enjoy: to exist comfortably in their bodies during hot weather, sports, or during work. Even in an office.
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- AG
Jun 9, 2026You won't get any arguments from men on that topic, nor from most women I'd say. We can blame old fashioned, outdated values for that and fingers crossed that attitude changes soon.
ReactReply - PI
Jun 10, 2026Hi, as you live in the Netherlands, I guess legally you are free to go topless anyway. It's more a matter of social norms and common use. Maybe to start you can make use of venues where it's not uncommon for females going topless, such as certain music festivals, street parades or just Netherlands' wonderful beaches.
ReactReply - GE
Jun 14, 2026Kann es sein, dass Dein Problem tiefer liegt? Du hast ja nicht einmal ein Profilbild.
ReactReply - EV
Jun 14, 2026Hello,
I completely agree with you!!! If any woman is comfortable topless they should have the right to do so as they please. There should be treated equal to men!!! I 100% support your stance!!!ReactReply - NU
Jul 11, 2026Women are legally allowed to go topless in Canada , I wish more took advantage of the law.
ReactReply - CA
Aug 20, 2026Absolutely agree, as someone else said it's a view that is rooted in wrong traditional viewpoints that make no sense rationally.
ReactReply - FR
Sep 1, 2026You're absolutely right... in fact, going topless on all beaches and public pools has been encouraged by the authorities here, as a matter of gender equality...
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