I Find Flabby Old Men Pottering About Topless... (1 Viewer)

[Janine]

Excuse me... what I see in the mirror isn't flabbiness...

it's STRONGNESS...


JJ

Like this - but with less hair?

 

[Reallyretired]

If the sun shines I take my shirt off, if in an appropriate place. Can't get a tan otherwise. I would never bother whether anyone else likes it or not, nobodies forced to look. Anyway its not an age thing, many much younger people are a lot flabbier than me, and I am at the stage where most people are younger than me.

 

[Molly A]

This by any chance?

Exactly that!!!! And more! I am always agog when they are winching the sails up with various dangly bits perilously close to the winch! What could possibly go wrong!!!!?

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[Molly A]

I don't have a problem with anyone wanting to 'display' themselves so long as it's not in an inappropriate place, eg men walking topless in a supermarket for instance, no more acceptable that those who choose to shop in their PJs!

I also don't particularly want it flaunted in front of me because they appear to think they look 'good' ... if you do it then keep it to yourself and just act normally as if you were fully clothed. This goes for those with good and bad bodies.

Yup, sweaty semi naked bodies in shops, banks or walking around town is always pretty vulgar looking , irrespective of if they are young and toned or somewhat more shopworn..

 

[CazPaul]

We paid extra for this CL with a bath so I made good use of it.

Anybody who wants a photo of me just getting out please PM me.

Notice the bespoke towel and clothes rail.

 

[Janecambridge]

Very easy to criticise overweight folk but there are lot out there who have medical reasons for their size and they are entitled to take their shirts off if they want to?
I wish people were more thoughtful before posting nasty comments?

What are the medical reasons?

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[Janecambridge]

Very easy to criticise overweight folk but there are lot out there who have medical reasons for their size and they are entitled to take their shirts off if they want to?
I wish people were more thoughtful before posting nasty comments?

What are the medical reasons.?

 

[glenn2926]

What are the medical reasons?

I think it’s trouble with their legs. They won’t walk past food.

 

[CazPaul]

What are the medical reasons?

Learning disabilities(Lack of capacity) ,mental health issues, eating disorders, Prada Willi, severe hyperthyroidism, Social deprivation.

They are just the ones I have experience of working in the care sector, there are probably a lot more.

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[movan]

Learning disabilities(Lack of capacity) ,mental health issues, eating disorders, Prada Willi, Social deprivation.

Yes, .....and steroids given for cancer treatment or other serious illnesses. I know several funsters struggling with weight due to steroids. Oops ignore this. Said I wasn't posting again.

 

[RowleyBirkinQC]

Perhaps there is a Freudian angle to the initial post, with the OP struggling with involuntary thoughts of an improper nature, which he is then unable to control when confronted with such imagery or expunge from his mind thereafter...

 

[filopastry]

Jeeeeeeeeez.

For goodness sake.

I am NOT "fat shaming"...

I would just prefer old men to wear a shirt when out and about.


JJ

Well this fat boy does not take offence, you have a point of view, you expressed it. For my part, and I can only write for myself, I agree with you.

but I am officially a "fat old sod" my doctor actually told me so and I can take the mickey out of myself and even allow others to do the same, I am not that precious.

and by the way, my lar dee arz cost me a hell of a lot of money.

keep smiling folks cos we aint getting out of 'ere alive.

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[Molly A]

Perhaps there is a Freudian angle to the initial post, with the OP struggling with involuntary thoughts of an improper nature, which he is then unable to control when confronted with such imagery or expunge from his mind thereafter...

Utterly brilliant...I was going to post the same but my partner said I would likely get sent to Coventry for being naughty... having said that I reckon there is a good chance I'll end up with a season ticket there....but respect my luvvie, very elegantly and wittily put!

 

[filopastry]

Perhaps everyone could put a topless picture on here and the OP could judge who can and who cannot wander around topless.

you'll be sorry

 

[Reallyretired]

Learning disabilities(Lack of capacity) ,mental health issues, eating disorders, Prada Willi, severe hyperthyroidism, Social deprivation.

They are just the ones I have experience of working in the care sector, there are probably a lot more.

Had to look up Prada-Willi syndrome. Learn something every day.

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[JJ]

Utterly brilliant...I was going to post the same but my partner said I would likely get sent to Coventry for being naughty... having said that I reckon there is a good chance I'll end up with a season ticket there....but respect my luvvie, very elegantly and wittily put!

What a load of tosh...

JJ

 

[Molly A]

Perhaps we could organise a flash mob to descend upon the campsite where JJ currently resides and all parade past his window, jiggling our semi naked, unsightly fleshy bits in joyous abandon! Looking up the route as we speak!!!!

 

[JJ]

Perhaps there is a Freudian angle to the initial post, with the OP struggling with involuntary thoughts of an improper nature, which he is then unable to control when confronted with such imagery or expunge from his mind thereafter...

It's 2021 now...

Those "thoughts" you claim are of an "improper nature" are not considered improper these days.

Anyway... the topless man has a cat not a dog... that will swing a lot of Funsters over to my side!


JJ

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[filopastry]

Perhaps we could organise a flash mob to descend upon the campsite where JJ currently resides and all parade past his window, jiggling our semi naked, unsightly fleshy bits in joyous abandon! Looking up the route as we speak!!!!

now if you put on a free bar b que ... maybe with a few beers

 

[JJ]

Perhaps we could organise a flash mob to descend upon the campsite where JJ currently resides and all parade past his window, jiggling our semi naked, unsightly fleshy bits in joyous abandon! Looking up the route as we speak!!!!

Jiggle as much as you want... as long as you have a shirt (or top) on...

JJ

 

[Molly A]

What a load of tosh...

JJ

Methinks thou doth protest too much, JJ.....

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[Molly A]

Jiggle as much as you want... as long as you have a shirt (or top) on...

Not a chance JJ! The baps and everything else will be out in your honour!

 

[Speve]

What are the medical reasons.?

courtesy of NHS website
Medical reasons​

In some cases, underlying medical conditions may contribute to weight gain. These include:

• an underactive thyroid gland (hypothyroidism) – where your thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones
• Cushing's syndrome – a rare disorder that causes the over-production of steroid hormones

However, if conditions such as these are properly diagnosed and treated, they should pose less of a barrier to weight loss.

Certain medicines, including some corticosteroids, medications for epilepsy and diabetes, and some medications used to treat mental illness – including antidepressants and medicines for schizophrenia – can contribute to weight gain.

Weight gain can sometimes be a side effect of stopping smoking.

 

[Molly A]

Medical reasons​

In some cases, underlying medical conditions may contribute to weight gain. These include:

• an underactive thyroid gland (hypothyroidism) – where your thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones
• Cushing's syndrome – a rare disorder that causes the over-production of steroid hormones

However, if conditions such as these are properly diagnosed and treated, they should pose less of a barrier to weight loss.

Certain medicines, including some corticosteroids, medications for epilepsy and diabetes, and some medications used to treat mental illness – including antidepressants and medicines for schizophrenia – can contribute to weight gain.

Weight gain can sometimes be a side effect of stopping smoking.

In all honesty, with me it is wine retention....

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[Molly A]

now if you put on a free bar b que ... maybe with a few beers

Now we're talking! Need to wear an apron though.....

 

[filopastry]

In all honesty, with me it is wine retention....

my problem is rather simple ... I am a bit of a greedy sod ... I try to say NO but the sad look and rising tears on the face of 'er indoors, "go on then, I'll try another Yorkshire pudding"

p.s. I heard someone the other day refer to Yorkshires as "yorkies" ... good grief that is a dog and NOT a blessing one can put on a plate with gravy and roast beef, or on its own with golden syrup or jam

 

[Molly A]

It's 2021 now...

Those "thoughts" you claim are of an "improper nature" are not considered improper these days.

Anyway... the topless man has a cat not a dog... that will swing a lot of Funsters over to my side!


JJ

So he likes pussies? What's the problem with that? OK... I'll get me coat....

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[Molly A]

my problem is rather simple ... I am a bit of a greedy sod ... I try to say NO but the sad look and rising tears on the face of 'er indoors, "go on then, I'll try another Yorkshire pudding"

p.s. I heard someone the other day refer to Yorkshires as "yorkies" ... good grief that is a dog and NOT a blessing one can put on a plate with gravy and roast beef, or on its own with golden syrup or jam

Has she got you well insured? Just checking.....

 

[Langtoftlad]

I just hope JJ isn't as critical on other threads he deems judgemental after this.

 

[filopastry]

Has she got you well insured? Just checking.....

oh yes ... worrying isn't it

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