Anonymous #1 13w

The woods isn’t something I would consider public honestly. If it’s like a park type area and people are there, then sure it’s public. But if it’s genuinely just the woods and y’all (or whoever agreed to be there while y’all do it) then it’s consensual parties all involved and you’re good

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Anonymous #1 13w

Nah I love fucking in the woods. She was telling me she fingers her girlfriend during while sitting in the classroom listening to a lecture if it gets boring. Imo there’s a difference between “someone might hypothetically be here or enter this area but afaik no one not involved isn’t here” and “I’m gonna fuck in front of strangers”

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Anonymous #2 13w

Ykw that makes a lot of sense actually 😭

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Anonymous OP 13w

That’s a much better way to explain it

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Anonymous mother_russia 13w

Yes literally 😭 she was telling me im a bigot because unknowing voyuerism is a part of her “sexuality” so i have to respect it and i was like ?????? R we literally claiming that committing SA is a sexuality in the year of our lord 2025

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Anonymous OP 13w

yeah super real, i get what ur saying

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Anonymous OP 13w

brooo no way that’s crazy, “unknowing voyeurism” you mean unconsensually involving others in your sex acts?

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Anonymous OP 13w

id js ignore it, some ppl lack enough reading comprehension to realize ur not shitting on queer ppl and some other ppl r js downvoting to downvote lol

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Anonymous #4 13w

Yes yes yes !!!! I’m VERY pro freeing the nipple and half of that is bcos I don’t consider it to be inherently sexual 😭 like idgaf if anybody walks down the street without a top on but I’m gonna be upset if they’re rubbing their nipples and moaning and idgaf their sex or gender I’m gonna be screaming crying throwing up

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Anonymous OP 13w

human bodies are not inherently sexual. human genitals are not inherently sexual. sexually stimulating yourself or others in public is sexual. like i don’t understand why people can’t feel that EXTREMELY palpable boundary

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Anonymous #4 13w

That’s totally valid. Personally I would rather not be in a nudist society but I totally understand why some people would desire that and bodies being seen as human rather than sexual.

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Anonymous mother_russia 13w

I feel the same way!! I think it largely has to do with our socialization because I would definitely be uncomfortable casually seeing genitals but I know that there’s sooooo many people who literally do not give a fuck and I fully agree w the base sentiment of the human form is inherently neutral, it’s just the context that can make it sexual or not

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Anonymous mother_russia 13w

im butting in bc i was eavesdropping and im feeling chattyyyy, but i think the freedom i would feel if it was like actually normalized to not wear clothes would be so life changing lol, i feel most comfortable dressing somewhat modest but if i was raised in a society where all bodies were normal and i didnt feel ashamed of letting my fat rolls hang i would be my freest self lol. i love being naked in my house specifically in the summer ive just been conditioned to be so body conscious

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Anonymous mother_russia 13w

i can agree that there’s certainly a time and place to be fully nude, but like, i see no issue with a girl wanting to take her top off to work out on a hot day. if there is no “no shirt, no shoes, no service” sign, anyone should be allowed to have their shirt off.

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Anonymous #1 13w

i’ve started going to exclusively nude beaches for this reason lmao, even if i’m not swimming, it feels hella good to just relax and let it all hang out for a while. feels very natural and somewhat grounding

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Anonymous #1 13w

That’s so fair. I feel like I would enjoy it if it was in specific areas. Like a nude beach type deal so I’m not around it 24/7 but can still feel comfortable and unashamed if that makes sense

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Anonymous #4 13w

Yeah that sounds great honestly

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Anonymous mother_russia 13w

exactly. i feel like there needs to be more dedicated areas where it’s acceptable to do that. always clear signage so people know what they’re walking in to, but beyond that point, it’s all people who know why they’re there and know what they can expect to see

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Anonymous #1 13w

YES especially with sensory issues, being naked is truly a peak experience and the fact that we’ve demonized and criminalized it is insane. Lowkey unrelated but I’m an hvac engineer and holy fuck most people/places would save SO much electricity if everyone was naked all the time because we could relax the comfortable space temp setpoints

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Anonymous OP 13w

no yeah exactly like if it’s out wearing clothes someone can be a sensory nightmare. i live in a fairly humid climate so it just feels so heavy

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