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Originally Posted by Sliver
Well it would be common sense if they were universally considered to be underwear. Just because they both share the prefix "under" doesn't mean my ginch and my crisp, nicely collared undershirt are equally inappropriate (to everyone; I get that you view it that way).
Undershirts are also practical depending on your vocation and/or how much you sweat. I mean, isn't that common sense, too? If you have very sweaty underarms, as an example, then not wearing an undershirt strikes me as more inappropriate than wearing one. Who wants to look at giant underarm sweat stains on the dance floor? And at my work, like I want sweat stains coming through to the front of my shirt when I go from the shop to my storefront to help a customer.
If you can see a sliver of my undershirt I'm not too concerned about affecting your sensibilities. I need them.
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You’re not affecting my sensibilities. You can look however you want. Wear your underwear over top of your clothes if you think that’s a good look. But the reasons you’ve described for wearing an undershirt are just underscoring what it is. An undergarment worn for comfort or protection, not for looks.
As for sweating, invest in good deodorant. That crisp, nicely collared undershirt is sounding kind of gross.