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I think women should be free to show their nipples as much as they want. But I'm biased, because I want to see more of their nipples.
Same. We have the greatest opportunity as men in all of human history, if we legalize it world wide and let it become widespread, we will be the only generation of men that will get to see a ton of boobies and actually enjoy it. The next generation after that will consider it common and won't bat an eye.
I will NEVER understand slut shaming.
"Women willing to have sex? Fuck, we gotta humiliate them and discourage that!
Not on my watch... "
Bitter people are the crabs pulling everyone back in the bucket
Well, but these women don't want to have sex with THEM! So of course it's a bad thing
More often they've already had sex with them, so they don't matter anymore.
I think the internet solved the whole "boobies seen per capita" thing.
The goal is to generate political motive force via frustration. That can come from insecurity (that minority is living a better life than me!) or frustration (sexual repression, lack of an outlet).
As long as someone is able to derive political benefit from repressing the public, it'll be an active threat that must be defended against.
See statements like that are what make women uncomfortable even in countries where they are allowed to go top free. Don't be so weird to strangers please.
You inferred "be weird to them", which was nowhere in my jokey comment. Remind me where we are on the "people should enjoy things" to "walk around like emotionless drones" scale? Don't ogle, be weird to, or make people feel uncomfortable in public?? Yeah. That should go without saying, but of course some people do need to hear it. So don't do that.
But if you're a male, you're probably very visually-oriented and notice these things. I check out men and women, almost as a reflex. I'm straight, and it's not a sexual thing, I just see it all. So if you put a painting, a sunset, a topless person, or a flower in front of me, I'm going to look at it. The key is to appreciate it subtly and without making anyone uncomfortable. I'm sorry if this sounds incel-y, but I guarantee it's true for most men...