Alright, maybe the trend is not terrible everywhere, and one only has to know where to look.
I became acquainted with a Spanish woman, maybe early 40s, who works in a biotech company in the area. As we were talking about Mediterranean beaches some days ago, she told me that a few years back she went to a week-long event that was organized in the late summer on the Greek island of Spetses. I've never been there, so I asked her how it was. She said it was a long trip to reach it, and it was crowded and expensive, though the beaches were very nice, so she found every moment to skip the boring stuff and go to the beach. Apparently, she was there with a (woman) colleague of hers, with whom they are friends, and they were together most of the time. I told her it must have been nice, but I don't like crowded beaches, and she said that the main ones were all full of people, but the two of them took a long walk and discovered a beautiful secluded cove a few kilometres from the main town of the island, which she liked because she could be topless without random guys ogling her. Our conversation wasn't at all sexual, so I just commented something general along the lines of "oh, nice", and she said yes it was, and she was all the more surprised as her friend even stripped completely and was totally nude when they were there, which shocked her because her friend is normally incredibly shy.
I have no idea about her friend, but she is kinda cute and her tits look quite big, and I would have loved to see them without any clothes on. Of course I didn't say anything of the sort, nor made any jokes or innuendos. Anyway, I have to check out this Greek island. Or maybe, toplessness (and nudity) are now simply on beaches that are more out of the way and not in the middle of crowded touristic areas.
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