There will always be a temptation to do something a little different just for the fun of it. This is a part of the learning process, experimentation. What do you experiment with? What do I experiment with? If something feels bad (painful), we are absolutely unlikely to try it again. If something feel good or wonderful (pleasurable), then we must struggle to understand it in various contexts. Should I be doing this? What will my (blank) think? What would society think? If anyone knew I enjoyed this, would it ruin my reputation? ... Along with questions about how much it costs, what the lasting side-effects of it *might* be, and whether sooner or later I will not be able to afford to do it at a level that provides the same pleasure! ... Perhaps this is why it is easier to experiment with things that are painful? Because we CAN and most often DO set them aside. ... So, how does society, or a community, take something as simple as being naked and make it illegal? (..make it bad.) Have we learned anything by doing this? Has it prevented people from experimenting with it? Is [all] crime lower, or are the costs of law enforcement lower, because this is [generally, broadly] illegal? ... I think our society, the one we share, would be better and people would be more connected with each other - perhaps even more sympathetic to the human condition - if it we not illegal. Legalize simple nudity. Thats all.
Posted on: Wed, 22 Oct 2014 16:02:06 +0000