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Originally Posted by sensitivenips

AWESOME! i do the same, and i am astonished that people are surprised by this habit. let me explain, pants, shorts, jeans, skibbies, whatever your wearing on your bottom half reduces the amount of leg room you have for spreading out. try this method and you will see that the limitations that your bottom half present when on the squatter is just simply uncomfortable, its about the comfort my dudes. now the top half with your shirt or suit jacket, what happens if you have a splasher that reaches up from the backside and cliff hangs onto your clothing, you will never where top half garments again. not only that but dress shirts are long, so why take the chance of your shirt going for a swim in muddy waters, that aint cool. so what does this mean for your top half, that you are constantly having to pull it up, or take the chance of wrinkling your really nice cloths by rolling them up while on the johnson. lastly when you wipe, say your not paying attention when bringing the dirty tee pee up to flip and a skid mark ends up on your tee shirt. thats a messy situation. cloths during the #2 process just make it absolutely uncomfortable, and the chances of sabotaging your clothing increases dramatically. this should be a serene moment, not something that is quickly done. so next time guys who dont remove their clothing during a poo poo session, try it, i guarantee you wont be disappointed.

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this is gospel

TweetIf I'm at home, I always take my shirt off and throw it just outside the door, and put it back on when I step out lol!