Undershirts and Men - necessary or not?

The bf hated this prospect as he thinks undershirts are odd.  So, we made a little deal.  He hates earring on women, so I don't wear them.  And he wears undershirts.  Pretty simple. 

So, what happens when one of you breaks the deal?  The deal is off?   You have big row?  You get a divorce?

I do the laundry, so the less clothing DH wears, the easier my life is.

So, what happens when one of you breaks the deal?  The deal is off?   You have big row?  You get a divorce?

Nah, we both do it occasionally when we're together- we kinda jokingly gripe at each other but no hard feelings.  And we're both terrible about when we're long distance, I just saw him on Skype and what do ya know- No undershirt.    And I can't wait to put my hoops on when I get dressed this morning. 

surely the are not necessary....

surely the are not necessary....

...the undershirts?

Or the men?   

Neither.

But nice once in a while. 

There is or should only ever be one reason for wearing an undershirt - and that is if the wearer is too cold. I come from the land down under - Australia. I live in Canberra, and have for the past 32 years. I never wear an undershirt - at least at work. In the winter, if I am a little cold, I put on a T-shirt. The A/c at work is always at the right temperature. Wearing an undershirt to cover man boobs or chest hair is absolutely ridiculous. If you are a man - be a man. Don't be afraid to show a little skin. The US tradition of men wearing T-shirts under shirts as part of the uniform seems atrotious to me. Be a real man - get out there and enjoy life. Life is too short to be restricted.

In the office, I wear mostly darker coloured shirts, and no tie. You can't tell what is underneath. I don't like to display one way or the other. Besides, a T-shirt showing at the neckline to me is gross, and any lines of an underhsirt looks tacky.