Are we born with a sense of "shame" that triggers when we begin to develop mentally or are we socially made to feel uncomfortable with our nudity?
I mean even the most secluded tribes around the world cover at least 1 body part...
so what is the truth girls?
well we don't really grow a fur coat now do we. we have hair in certain places that help with warmth and protection but it's not all over so we need clothes to help. otherwise we'd be freezing our **** off in the winter
well we don't really grow a fur coat now do we. we have hair in certain places that help with warmth and protection but it's not all over so we need clothes to help. otherwise we'd be freezing our **** off in the winter
what about ppl in super warm countries?
what about when we are indoors with heating?
Protection from the sun and the cold initially and the tradition has carried on for thousands of years even after adequate shelter was created and now it's the norm.
Indigenous people in warm countries typically don't wear much clothing. I'd say it's a mixture of protection and adornment.
this makes sense tbh...but why do indigenous ppl in warm countries, in secluded areas of those countries tend to have at least 1 "hidden" body part? do you think we just have it in us to have a sense of "shame" for at least 1 body part or something?
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Originally posted by Achilles.
Warmth and protection....
.... and because our ancestors developed feelings of shame and embarrassment?
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Originally posted by jordanjm
Protection from the sun and the cold initially and the tradition has carried on for thousands of years even after adequate shelter was created and now it's the norm.
this makes sense tbh...but why do indigenous ppl in warm countries, in secluded areas of those countries tend to have at least 1 "hidden" body part? do you think we just have it in us to have a sense of "shame" for at least 1 body part or something?
That's for protection. The genitals are quite a bit more vulnerable than other body parts. A lot of the women in cultures you're referring to don't cover their breasts, and some men's clothing leaves the backside exposed. It's mostly just protecting the vagina or penis and testes.
That's for protection. The genitals are quite a bit more vulnerable than other body parts. A lot of the women in cultures you're referring to don't cover their breasts, and some men's clothing leaves the backside exposed. It's mostly just protecting the vagina or penis and testes.
FOR PROTECTION OF THE GENETILIAAAAAAAAAA! DING DING DONG!!! makes sense! thanks sistren!
! DING DING DONG!!! makes sense! thanks sistren!