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Most men prefer to fight or wrestle shirtless. This is true of men who are straight as well as gay or bi. So the need to be bare-chested when fighting clearly goes beyond sexual attraction. Pro wrestlers have always taken their shirts off in the ring, for example. Interestingly, collegiate rules require a singlet.

I'm interested in hearing about whether you prefer to wrestle shirtless (as opposed to in a singlet or other gear), and if so, why it's important to you to take your shirt off before engaging in combat with another man, and what effect it has on your fighting or wrestling abilities. I'm also curious about why you think college rules require singlets,, even when other collegiate sports like swimming and diving permit men to be shirtless.

I like to wrestle shirtless, and I like my opinion to be shirtless as well, even if I'm not attracted to him physically. To me, fighting is a form of male bonding, and being bare-chested is part of that. I also instantly feel more aggressive the minute I take my shirt off in front of an opponent.

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