I have a high tolerance for violence, high tolerance for bad language, and zero tolerance for nudity. There is a reason for these differences. The violence is make-believe. They don’t really mean those bad words. But that lady is really naked, and I am really watching. And somewhere she has a brokenhearted father.
I’ll put it bluntly. The only nude female body a guy should ever lay his eyes on is his wife’s. The few exceptions include doctors, morticians, and fathers changing diapers. “I have made a covenant with my eyes; how then could I gaze at a virgin?”
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High tolerance for violence and zero tolerance for nudity? Priorities.
But that's a good question? How come a topless woman gets an auto-18 but graphic violence can get a 12 or 15. And a topless dude can be in a U film?
"But that lady is really naked, and I am really watching."
Yes I'm sure you are. A lot. With your finger on the freeze frame button.
You cannot argue for a taboo on nudity with
And somewhere she has a brokenhearted father.
if that father would only be “brokenhearted” because of that weird nudity taboo civilization has. The whole argument is like a snake swallowing its own tail.
I have a high tolerance for violence, high tolerance for bad language, and zero tolerance for nudity.
It's people like you who are driving the movie ratings system in this country. It's perfectly OK to see 20 guys get gunned down, someone get blown up, and then an extended fight scene at the end of an action movie with the bad guy getting killed in some unique manner, but show one female boob and everyone goes batshit crazy with "we need to protect the children!!!"
You know our society is screwed up when violence is glorified but the feminine form is considered obscene.
We all have a body, underneath all those clothes. I assume she's nude by choice. So the only real problem is ....YOU, watching her. That's the only factor that you have control over, so control it.
Get out of female changing rooms, perv! No-one's forcing you to look at naked women, especially as most women aren't comfortable when nude in front of strangers, unless you're in a naturist resort. If you can't handle nudity in situations where it's likely, then don't go; no-one's forcing you to look.
You know that you sound like a psycho.
I doubt you really have seen real violence or death, otherwise you would not be telling this crap.
"I have a high tolerance for violence, high tolerance for bad language, and zero tolerance for nudity. There is a reason for these differences. The violence is make-believe. They don’t really mean those bad words. But that lady is really naked, and I am really watching. And somewhere she has a brokenhearted father."
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'Being in the nude isn`t a disgrace unless you`re being promiscuous about it. After all, when God created Adam and Eve, they were stark naked. And in the Garden of Eden, God was probably naked as a jaybird too!'
-Bettie Page
...and she was sexually assaulted in her youth: by her father .
At least her inability to conceive in later life - due to the potential gynaecological damage by her father - ensured Bettie could have sex with her many lovers without the need for contraception. And in said later life as a photo model, she was treated by those in said camera clubs/private photo shoots with absolute respect , thus there were so many men who possessed Self Control (and on the very rare occasions, she instigated proceedings).
So I'm afraid your argument is invalid . NEXT!
While the religious spin he puts on it is just silly, I can actually understand where this guy is coming from, at least to a degree. I'm not overly fond of sex scenes in television or film either; they don't usually do anything to advance the plot and if I wanted porn, I'd go watch porn.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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