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 Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:32 pm
This has been something I have thought about for sooooooo long a time. WTF is it with girls and nudity?
Girls protect that gap between their legs like it was the greatest treasure in the world but if you take a look, There Just Ain't Nothing There!!!!!
OK, so I'm a guy of the older variety. I've seen thousands upon thousands of pictures of women in just about every position imaginable (and some you just couldn't imagine) so I'm no beginner with female anatomy. Yet, I can't understand why women protect their crotches like there was no tomorrow.
Unless you have a woman spread herself real wide, you can't even begin to imagine what her apparatus looks like because just about everything is hidden under and within a myriad of folds of skin.
So, my question is, why is that such a forbidden area? A nude woman has nothing to hide, yet getting a female partner to disrobe takes great skill and gentleness. It is a known fact that females shunn nudity while males mostly are comfrotable nude with their partner.
Why is that?????
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 8:21 pm
Well, first off, I will say that you generalize way too much. Not all women protect their v****a. Not all women only get naked after their partner shows great skill and gentleness. Not all females shun nudity. It's absurd to say that all women are the same like that. Those women you saw in pornos probably weren't like that or else you wouldn't have seen them in the first place, so you should be able to see how far off you are with that claim.
Just because we don't have as much to see as men do, that does not necessarily mean we should show it off. It's like saying that you should show everyone your butt. As long as you don't hold your butt cheeks open, there isn't much to see, right? So does that mean you are going to stop wearing pants and underwear to work? I doubt it.
I just don't get your argument. It's flawed, biased, prejudiced, offensive, and illogical.
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 11:47 pm
Jaberwocky Girls protect that gap between their legs like it was the greatest treasure in the world but if you take a look, There Just Ain't Nothing There!!!!! Ain't nothing there? I'd say what's there is a hell of a lot more complex than a p***s, that's for sure. Apart from that, I agree with Lorien. Your argument makes no sense, and I'm pretty sure this is the wrong subforum for it to be in.
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 3:39 am
Kupi-Chan Jaberwocky Girls protect that gap between their legs like it was the greatest treasure in the world but if you take a look, There Just Ain't Nothing There!!!!! Ain't nothing there? I'd say what's there is a hell of a lot more complex than a p***s, that's for sure. Apart from that, I agree with Lorien. Your argument makes no sense, and I'm pretty sure this is the wrong subforum for it to be in. Thats arguable, I find the base complexety of the p***s intrigues me XD but I think you would win that argument XD. I actually loved that line, it was my favorite. Bad argument man, but that was entertaining XD. *Also agrees with Lorien* Oh and hell me, and my gf both love being nude. I used to hate it, but she got me used to it, and now I love it XD.
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 4:55 am
Well you gotta play hard to get once in a while... You can't make it that easy. alot of men are shy around women being nude "if they think they have small a p***s"
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Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 3:13 pm
well it could be many reasons many ppl have religial beliefs like the vigina is a tresure which is true meaning its there virture and blood bond with GOD that is what virginity is all about and those who love to be in the nude is a sence of pride and beauty so please do not get mixed up with nude and nakedness the difference is that being naked is to be shameful.
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Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 5:52 pm
Gotta agree with Lorien. This is so over-generalized that isn't not even worth discussing, because there's no basis in fact or logic here.
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Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 12:06 am
Jaberwocky This has been something I have thought about for sooooooo long a time. WTF is it with girls and nudity? Girls protect that gap between their legs like it was the greatest treasure in the world but if you take a look, There Just Ain't Nothing There!!!!! OK, so I'm a guy of the older variety. I've seen thousands upon thousands of pictures of women in just about every position imaginable (and some you just couldn't imagine) so I'm no beginner with female anatomy. Yet, I can't understand why women protect their crotches like there was no tomorrow. Unless you have a woman spread herself real wide, you can't even begin to imagine what her apparatus looks like because just about everything is hidden under and within a myriad of folds of skin. So, my question is, why is that such a forbidden area? A nude woman has nothing to hide, yet getting a female partner to disrobe takes great skill and gentleness. It is a known fact that females shunn nudity while males mostly are comfrotable nude with their partner. Why is that????? Probably because we are taught to be embarressed about being nude. We are expected to be shy when we are wearing bathers or even a low cut top. Also, males have comunal showers and are brought up nude around other males, females have seperate shower cubicles and even change rooms sometimes. We are taught to hide. Don't know why I didn't turn out like that confused I'm fine with nudity
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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 7:25 pm
Ièm perfectly okay with being nude. So many women are convinced to be ashamed of their bodies with all of the media & such. Men, not so much. I agree with everyone else as well.
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Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 8:07 am
Mrs.BonJovi Ièm perfectly okay with being nude. So many women are convinced to be ashamed of their bodies with all of the media & such. Men, not so much. I agree with everyone else as well. good point.
alot of women feel like they dont have great bodies, as in
papers etc its all about dieting, healthy weight, size O etc.
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Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 7:38 pm
Three words for ya babe..... FREEDOM OF CHOICE!
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Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 12:56 pm
I'm not very comfortable with nudity, but not just about showing 'down there' it's the whole body general.
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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 11:18 pm
m'dear... um its just ours.. its like you wouldnt want some strange person grabbing your crotch yeah? mostly its cuz we're not in the mood XP
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Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 1:41 am
...It's our v****a. rolleyes
We're taught to cover it from a young age. Yet, alot of us love wandering around nude. It feels better.
It IS complex, and special.There isn't much to see...but there's a hell of a lot to feel. Same for the p***s.
I've met guys who wouldn't even let a strip of skin show.And I know girls who run around in nothin' but their birthday suit.
Your arguement doesn't make sense.
And our v****a is a great treasure to us. Let's lop off your p***s. You act like it's the biggest treasure in the world, let's see if there's really something there to protect. It's second nature.
I think your arguement is led by some underlying frustration with females in general. I'm pretty sure if you got to know a wide variety, you'd find that we're not all 7-year-olds who hide their vaginas because their mothers and their brains warn them about males.
I've forgotten what I'm saying now.Oopsie. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 5:09 pm
i thaught this was a public nude thing, like the beachs.
Well if i was alone with a women and she was nake well il join her. But if i was on a beach i just hope theres no hot women around or any for that matter since its quite embarrasing when you get a erection. Women dont have to deal with that, its not that obivous except its quite obivous for a guy
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