In movies, why so many naked women yet so few naked men?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No one wants to see men’s junk.

Why do so many here find men's junk so gross?

Do men here agree that their junk is gross?

OP

It can also be weaponized, so there's that.

[Anonymous]

There is a psychological element to some women (not all) where displaying our bodies is liberating. It can be cathartic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Post-Harvey Weinstein, I thought this would change.

However, I just saw the Demi Moore movie. She and Margaret Qualley are naked of scantily dressed for long time periods. I wouldn't mind the number of naked women if the men were also naked.

Then, I watch Anora--yes I know she is supposed to be a sex worker--but they didn't have to show twelve to twenty naked women with all clothed men. Even her lover is clothed.

So, what's up with this? In the Demi Moore - Margaret Qualley movie, the nudity is not necessary at all. They are not playing sex workers.

I don't mind naked bodies but think men should be equally as naked as the women.

Women have beautiful bodies and men don't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Post-Harvey Weinstein, I thought this would change.

However, I just saw the Demi Moore movie. She and Margaret Qualley are naked of scantily dressed for long time periods. I wouldn't mind the number of naked women if the men were also naked.

Then, I watch Anora--yes I know she is supposed to be a sex worker--but they didn't have to show twelve to twenty naked women with all clothed men. Even her lover is clothed.

So, what's up with this? In the Demi Moore - Margaret Qualley movie, the nudity is not necessary at all. They are not playing sex workers.

I don't mind naked bodies but think men should be equally as naked as the women.

Women have beautiful bodies and men don't.

Hard disagree. It’s obviously because of patriarchy. Argue till you’re blue in the face, but you’re wrong.