Is it acceptable to sunbathe in underwear?
When Britain embraced the heat wave, the debate on the Internet was whether wearing trousers was too much.
In the hottest weeks in Britain, where temperatures exceed 33 degrees Celsius, Britain has been bathed in a sultry heat wave.
With mercury soaring to 35 degrees Celsius, sun worshippers have been heading to the park and the beach to enjoy the heat.
At the same time, others used their lunch break to go to the desert\'s sultry office and bask in the sun outside.
But it seems that some sun worshippers will go out of their way to bask in the sun, which has divided the country.
Many men and women take off their underwear in local parks and gardens to get the most out of the sun.
Obviously, there is no swimsuit, but the desire to shine, bold ladies and men instead wear bras, shorts and boxers in the sultry weather.
Some women even bare their upper body to avoid awkward suntan lines and make pants into thongs to make the most of the sun.
After the trumpet was advertised for togs or underwear in 2006, arguments about wearing swimsuits were socially acceptable in New Zealand.
The British are flocking to discuss the issue on social media --
The country is divided on whether it is accepted by society.
Many social media users have expressed their view that this is the best way to make the most of the weather in the UK.
One user wrote: \"When you can\'t find a bikini in the garden to sunbathe, the underwear is DoILookLikeICare\", and another user echoed her point of view, saying:
Find a quiet place, take off your underwear, sunbathe and pray that no one will catch you!
\"After work today, many ladies sunbathe in a bra at Regent\'s Park lunch,\" wrote a confused user, followed by a crying monkey emoji.
Others are equally confused.
A person named Bren wrote on Twitter: \"About 20-year-
Old Chica sunbathing his bra in his chair and then laughing --face emjois.
Others seem to be somewhat shocked by the scenes: \"The woman in the park has just taken her coat off and is now sunbathing in her lace pink bra,\" one man wrote.
Another woman added: \"after work today, many ladies sunbathe in a bra for lunch at Regent Park\", followed by an emotional monkey expression.
Another outspoken user named Jessica wrote: \"One thing I hate about this weather is that there are people all over my fb sunbathing in their underwear, please do us a favor &
The question was also discussed on Quora, and someone asked: \"Why is it socially acceptable for women to wear bikini instead of underwear in public?
A man named Will Wester replied, \"This is about connotation.
Underwear means the state before being naked, so if someone is wearing underwear, that person is basically saying \"look at me, I\'m almost naked \".
\"Swimsuits mean swimming on the beach or in the pool.
\"It\'s too hot, I just go swimming, or maybe sunbathing in the future, I\'m too lazy to change,\" said the wearer . \".
Therefore, this has nothing to do with the number of bodies exposed by clothing and everything represented by clothing.
A woman named Ella Gonzalez added: \"There are two practical differences.
Bra and underwear. through.
So is the bikini, but it\'s a design flaw.
In addition, the bikini is made of stronger material (usually)
So they should stand up to the wear and tear of swimming/salt water and sunshine.
All that\'s left is social customs. you\'re right. it\'s stupid.