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I put nothing out of the realm of what the rogue state of Israel will do - and that place needs to be checked into a mental institution - and then...
We've also been warned that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to world famine. I guess those of us who can should stock up to be able...
Ahhh, the Times, a rubbish newspaper.
When it comes to getting exposed "unwillingly" I suspect this is what the downfall will be of the pompous ones. If one goes through history - this...
Of course they are hiding their Oct 7the false flag data! The same way the US government is hiding their 9/11 false flag data! I mean, everyone...
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In a culture where human bodies are considered shameful and expected to be covered, even when it's impractical, like swimming, kids need bathing suits too. There is nothing wrong with any of these that are shown here.The only suggestion that it is sexualized is by people projecting their thoughts on them. And why do we make bikini style childrens bathing suits? Because we assign certain body parts to sexual excitement, and then force that adult interpretation on kids before they can even understand why, and then force those parts to be covered. That's projection, not protection. Of course in a fashion show there will be people commenting on how great they look, and the occasional commenter will say that they will, "be a hottie in 10 years". Why remove a child's rights to wear a pretty outfit? Why force them to cover up in hot weather? At what age did you stop letting your kids run around naked? Why?
Where I swim every year, clothing is optional. There is no rampant sexuality happening. Cameras are disallowed. People are respectful and its understood that you don't make sexual advances in that environment, or even approach those sorts of thoughts. And this is towards adults, it's not even a question that children are treated even more gently around a sensitive issue such as nudity, especially since they have to go back to a culture where nudity is considered taboo when they aren't at these sorts of places. The occasional compliment given on somebody else's body is done in earnest about health or fitness and not from a place of sexuality. Once you're in that environment, it's quite natural to take on a good attitude, especially once you get used to the feeling of exposure, you easily understand how to respect that feeling that others may have. Some people can't relax in that environment. It's a good test, because anybody who is uneasy with it obviously has uncontrolled urges related to about exposed bodies that they haven't dealt with. But, most people are not out of control animals. Parents quite freely bring their children and people of all ages have the option of wearing bathing suits or birthday suits. Leering is noticed and disrespectful behavior is on the radar. Because of this, behavior is great and problems generally don't happen. Anybody exhibiting any sort of warning signs are quickly dealt with and in extreme situations, like accusations of potential abusive behavior, asked to leave and ostracised completely from that environment. Only by hiding away bodies and making them some sort of sacred secret do people start to constantly sexualize the human body because it's turned into some exciting limited resource. This is folly. Acceptance of who we are and the courage to be *what* we are takes away all the twisted up frustration of living authentically and without shame. If you've never become comfortable being around nude people, or being nude yourself, you're always going to have strange emotional reactions to the display of bodies, and see their exposure as a threat to rational behavior, because you can't fathom bodies being just what they are without the sexuality being primary, and nudity is a trigger for your repressed natural feelings. I'd hazard a guess that this is to a large degree what creates pedophiles. The most forbidden of forbidden fruits. Sure there are some small percentages out there that don't have a conscience and are predators, but most of have real feelings, and the cause of twisted behavior is twisted repression and denial. That is how you create monsters. That is how children are sexualized by modern culture, not by the bathing suit, but by the culture that forces us all to wear one.