Anonymous #5 15w

Idiotic conclusion to come to. Theres loads of media for mature audiences that is in fact not porn and shows the body is either risqué or nude sequences. Yes if your partner viewing very normal media like that is causing you anxiety or uncomfortable feelings you are battling insecurity within yourself

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Anonymous #5 15w

Instead of giving bullshit advice to online individuals maybe become more emotionally aware

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Anonymous #4 15w

Some insecurities are natural. Yes it’s a movie and it’s usually not a big deal but if your man is getting aroused from it then it’s normal to feel uncomfortable. I personally think nudity scenes and sex scenes are so unnecessary in movies. We get the idea based on the relationship we see or from a small kiss we don’t need to see all of that. It adds no value to a movie other than gaining views from weirdos who want to watch it.

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Anonymous #4 15w

hm, somehow I hit a nerve on someone I wasn’t even addressing. little odd

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Anonymous #5 15w

Lmao I got a notification you commented on a post I had already commented on. I read it and responded. Not odd at all 😂 but glad that was your response instead of something actually related to what I said to your comment

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Anonymous #6 15w

that clearly says to #4, not you

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Anonymous #5 15w

Yeah no shit. I didn’t say it was to me.

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Anonymous #6 15w

so why are you replying as if it was to you lol “not odd at all” if you knew I wasn’t talking to you 😂😭

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Anonymous #5 15w

Have you never been on the internet before? It’s pretty common that people reply to other replies no matter who it was originally addressed to 🤣

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Anonymous #6 15w

adding your 2¢ and replying to it as if it were specifically addressed to you are two different things but I digress. yawn

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Anonymous #5 15w

Again, it’s a common occurrence on the internet. You put in your opinion and I put in mine. Your comment wasn’t to me but I read it and wanted to reply. Simple as that. Having an issue with that is odd.

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Anonymous #6 15w

yawn

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Anonymous #6 15w

Yea he seemed really into the movie and I was uncomfortable bc I also felt the amount of nudity was a bit much in general (I don’t mind a nude scene here and there if it’s brief for the sake of the story but this was a lot) and he said he could tell I was uncomfortable but never suggested we change it till I was like , well I’m not THRILLED to sit here and watch that especially with u…and he got EXTREMELY defensive

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Anonymous OP 15w

I also was like well if we watched a movie with predominantly male nudity I sense u would made feel differently? And he was them saying how he trusts my feelings for him wouldn’t change over a movie….which wasn’t what I meant. I won’t expect his feelings to change for me bc a sex/nude scene but that doesn’t change the fact that he as a guy will maybe has a reaction? Idk if this makes sense

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Anonymous OP 10w

You’re so valid in feeling that way! Obviously your boyfriend isn’t gonna lose feeling for you if he sees another woman’s body but he shouldn’t want to see another woman’s body out of respect. It’s the fact that a man most likely isn’t watching nude women and thinking nothing. They may get aroused or like what they see and that can be hurtful. I wouldn’t want to look at another man naked when I have a bf

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