I'd rather men were encouraged to cover up, to be honest. I don't particularly want to be around half naked people at all.
I'd rather men were encouraged to cover up, to be honest. I don't particularly want to be around half naked people at all.
I know im just posting my opinion on what makes the best society. Most of it has to do with hormones. Estrogen and testosterone are very different and I personally believe they are the biggest motivators in how we act. You can do whatever you want. Im not going to fight any law that lets you walk around with your boobs out. Im saying I personally would prefer that women don't. I believe that if a law were to pass, you would rarely see any women shirtless anyway. They are fighting for the right to do it, and all the more power to them, but I think they are ignoring what makes women, women.
If they wanna be sexualized then let them.
Most of what your opinion is based on isn't based in fact, however. That's the major issue. It's based on "well this is my belief of how things work, even though they don't".
Men and women have varying levels of estrogen and testosterone within each group. Me? I've got next to no estrogen naturally. You can waffle on what this means, but I can tell you I can grow a stubble-beard fairly easily, tend to be more aggressive than most other women I've met, and a variety of other "non-womanly" traits naturally.
There are men with higher levels than estrogen that can't grow a beard, tend to be more timid, and have "non-manly" traits naturally.
The point being.. working with "well, you're a man, so you're [x]" and "you're a woman, so you fall in [y]" and ignoring that variations exist is foolish. Pretending that they're the be-all end-all for all behavior is also foolish. It ignores that people are PEOPLE and instead insists on building a society where people are cardboard cutouts without their own thought.
Culture? Far more powerful than "nature" in humans. Culture tends to override instincts. It also creates new ones - instinctually, we're not really monogamous for our entire life. Culturally? Yeah, we are. But there's zero evidence of it being a trait that expands beyond childrearing, and many things that point toward humans behind periodically monogamous.
Seeing boobs? Not an instinctual thing to fantasize and freak out about. Naturally, they're not much different than seeing an ass. Something you look at, say "niiice" sometimes, and move on.
...no, my post isn't an opinion. This is what we KNOW anthropologically. Calling it an opinion because you haven't bothered to study anthropology or humans and just stick with "i know what i know" is why you insist on making some of the odd leaps you do about "nature".
Humans aren't a very "natural" species. We haven't been for a long while. Right around the time of language.
Please find where I said "this is how things should be" in my post.
Culture overrides instinct. Fact.
People vary quite wildly in hormonal levels (among other things). Fact.
Trying to argue against those because you want it to be simple to reduce people to labels? Not a fact.
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Or maybe I'm just that big of a target for the patriarchy. They know about operation: moonbase and are trying to infiltrate!!!
I don't see why not? This would bring gender equality leaps and bounds closer.
Time to strangle the monkey...
I also support #UpWithMiniSkirts
"It's not what we don't know that gets us into trouble; it's what we know for sure that just ain't so." ~ Mark Twain
"The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time" ~ Jesus of Nazareth
"把它放在我的屁股,爸爸" ~ Dalai Lama
I've shared this idea with my gran and she's all for it.
May god have mercy on your souls.