Or you thinking on this matter is just based on your own secret desires , I do belive that you not alone on this , there is also the guys with cameras and sun glasses watching the parade I belive they also share you point of view on this .
the 60′s are dead .

It’s true that there was a time when it was taboo for men to go topless and that society has become somewhat desensitized to it, but having said that, Why would you want to be desensitized to seeing a woman topless?

I love the way my husband looks at me naked. I love that excitement in his eyes. And I wouldn’t want to give that up for anything.

Perhaps I should clarify. I am not shy or particularly conservative, and I don’t appreciate other people imposing their censors or beliefs on me, so I can appreciate why people may support this “cause”, however just as many people would disagree with my sexual preferences if they knew the details, but the difference is my husband and I (and our guests) don’t flaunt our choices in their face for it to impose my belief on them either. There is simply an appropriate time and place for these things. If these girls (or any) want to bare all at the beach, personal property, or private social event than I support their right to choose, but there is nothing wrong with a little modesty in public places.

And this is just talking about adults, suppose you include kids into the equation. As if they aren’t already exposed to enough sexual material thru movies, tv, internet and games that spur them earlier into behaviour beyond their comprehension. There were a pair of Grade 7 kids in my city caught having sex on school property. Specifically, anal sex so they wouldn’t make a baby! Are you kidding me!!

Yes, the responsibility falls on parents to teach their kids how to make good moral decisions. And when I was a kid, we talked about sex and technically I knew what it was, but without the exposure to naked bodies, erotic pictures and movies to stir up that innate carnal desire it was just some thing you would one day do as a grown up when you loved someone. I wasn’t a late bloomer. I liked boys, but kissing and holding hands was exciting on its own, and I certainly didn’t think putting it in my a$$ was a good idea at that time!! But as society opens the door to more and more public behaviour being “acceptable” it makes an already hard job for parents, even harder. And let’s be honest, why would you want to ruin some of the greatest exploration experiences of your youth by making it commonplace?

No wonder people grow up to be bored and restless with everything in their lives, they’ve already done all the cool stuff you weren’t even supposed to even know would be awesome at 12 yrs old. So how will they get to feel that exhilaration or be outrageous when everything’s already been done?

So I ask you, what’s left? Perhaps we should make sex in public legal too. Afterall, it is just another natural human instinct. And it’s a beautiful act of caring between two (or more, lol) consenting people. And the animals do it everywhere ……… or maybe that’s what really sets us apart.

Again. I am sorry for intruding here, but I guess I didn’t realize just how disappointed I am.

Lindsay

Perhaps in the far future we may one day be desensitized against the sexual stigma of the human body in its entirety. It may not seem ideal by today’s standards but I believe we would be far better off.

But may we agree to disagree. Thank you for listening.

But we appreciate you posting your opinion.