Do you observe sex above?
Didn't think so. Then you better comprehend sex has nothing to do with nudity.
2 completely different topics.
Yes, of course I am speaking about our beautiful bodies. They are what we inhabit while we are together on this planet. Unfortunately, it is the first item most shallow people judge us on all the time.
It is our unfortunate reality that people see us as beautiful or ugly based solely on our outer appearance. I have even read that if 2 women apply for the same job, most of the time the prettier of the two would be the one that gets the job regardless of their qualifications.
Would you rather see the skinny hot blond or the overweight brunette as the receptionist?
Remember that you are walking into an attorney’s or doctor’s office. Some think it seems to just give a better impression to prospective clients.
You realize that if we placed more emphasis on what’s inside, we would be in a much more accepting world.
Another point to consider, if we all could just accept others for who we all are,
We would not even need clothes!
But since the clothing industry would absolutely flop and go by the wayside, this will never happen. It won’t happen because too many narrow-minded people will always equate the wrong things together.
Which two things am I talking about?
C’mon you know,
nudity and………
SEX of course!
Yes, sex, the very pleasurable experience that we are forbidden to do by law, for some unknown reason. If you do not agree, just try to do it outside in public or pay for it. You will not be going back home if you get caught.
Anatole France said it best when he said,
“Religion has done love a great service by making it a sin.” Love and sex are both forbidden.
Why is that?
While keeping an open mind, ask yourself why clothes are really necessary.
The only valid logical reason is to protect yourself from elements like rain and snow when its too cold and for some, the sun, which is why sunscreen is always available. They also serve, to some extent, to keep seats sanitary.
Otherwise,
I will try to predict what your answers will be:
“I’m too (insert adjective here) and my (body part) are too small.”
or simply
“My body is not perfect.”
If you know of the “perfect” body, I would love to see it. However, this is an utter impossibility since what I find perfect you may not and vice versa.
Remember, “beauty is in the eye of the beholder.”
As you can plainly see, not even hollywood has the perfect body!
Above, you can view that the perfect body is a combo of celebrities.
“Everyone on TV and movies is so (adjective here).”
tell me…
Do you really think those models they use are genuine people?
Photoshop, retouching, and the many other things they do to enhance what you see. We can only imagine what other tricks and falsehoods they use in their ads.
Is that real?
Also, you know that they use a select few of the real-life community so they are more appealing. Not to mention the people you see are always going through months and months of dieting, exercise, getting enough sleep, etc. It’s hard work.
Besides, if you are around genuine nudists with proper values, they really do not care at all, what you look like.
I urge you to visit a nudist venue, while nude of course, and you will notice immediately that nudists look into your eyes, not at your irrelevant outer shell. Also, you will see that no one looks like a movie star.
The only other false declaration I have heard is that you are actually “forced” to look at nudity.
Forced?
Give me a break!
This is complete, utter nonsense. If you can’t control what you look at with your own eyes, then you need some serious psychological help.
Furthermore, if everyone was nude at all times, and we could see everyone’s entire body, then no one would be curious at all about what you have. We shouldn’t be curious anyway because we all know what both the male and female anatomy comprise.
If we always saw it, then we would become desensitized to each other’s bodies.
Let’s examine this logically,
How are you “forced” to look?
If you are “forced,” then why would you complain if you see alluring beauty?
If you are “forced” to look, which you aren’t, then why are you “forced” to look at nudity but NOT “forced” to look at anything else?
That brings up another question.
For the parents out there, I’m curious.
are you going to tell me you prefer your kids watching violence, blood, and gore on TV including playing extremely violent video games like Grand Theft Auto, before you let them see the human body which they have too and will see other bodies anyway at some point in their lives?
If you just happen to be one of these types of oblivious parents, YOU really must ask yourself, "Does nudity really harm children?"
Now, I am really wondering about this.
So, you would rather them see violence instead of love or beauty?
So this is better for you to expose our children to, rather than the human body, which you surmise is somehow harmful to them when they are going to see it anyway?
I am extremely disappointed in you, parents.
Very questionable parenting to me.
But then here's an idea for you to try,
You forbid them to see something they have for themselves?
What message does it send to them, if you are OK with violence, but you forbid the human body from being seen?
Just some food for thought.
After close scrutinization, and opening up your mind, and really thinking about your body and what I have stated here, you will realize the human body is beautiful and we all know what is hiding behind the cloaks we wear, anyway.
So making my points crystal clear:
1—The ads you see are false and have been enhanced in many ways.
2—It doesn’t hurt children at all, but in fact, is beneficial in many ways, yet, I would ponder what benefits violence has. No wonder this world is so deceptive, angry, and violent.
3–No one is EVER forced to look at anything!
Lastly, I am including what Robert Morrow stated about nudity and also the young impressionable children. He drives my point home about desensitization. His views should be everyone’s views, he impressed me substantially with what he conveyed in his statement.
He states:
It can be demonstrated that one who is constantly exposed to nudity will become desensitized to the effects. This has an even greater effect on children. When they’re raised that way, nudity is normal and people who wear clothes all the time are the weird ones. Personally, I think that, as a civilization, we need to grow up. Even Christians, ones who have actually read the Bible, like nudity, because it’s how God created us. Aside from a brief chastising from God in the beginning of Genesis, there’s really no mention of the body being a shameful thing. In conclusion, religious or not, there’s nothing wrong with nudity, or even just topless ladies. Let them tan their tits, for God’s sake!
Robert Morrow
His statement says it all.
Thanks, Robert.
I hope I shed some light on what all of you perceive about the beautiful human body.
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