Anonymous wrote:without going into explicit territory if you don’t know how the breasts are sexual you have not been with the right person yet.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Society and culture” didn’t decide that certain parts are sexual. You can’t reproduce by rubbing elbows with another person.
That doesn't explain why women's breasts are considered sexual or why ancient China considered women's feet sexual or Orthodox Jews consider married women's hair private.
without going into explicit territory if you don’t know how the breasts are sexual you have not been with the right person yet.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Society and culture” didn’t decide that certain parts are sexual. You can’t reproduce by rubbing elbows with another person.
That doesn't explain why women's breasts are considered sexual or why ancient China considered women's feet sexual or Orthodox Jews consider married women's hair private.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Society and culture” didn’t decide that certain parts are sexual. You can’t reproduce by rubbing elbows with another person.
That doesn't explain why women's breasts are considered sexual or why ancient China considered women's feet sexual or Orthodox Jews consider married women's hair private.
Anonymous wrote:I'm sure at least some of it is the puritans who founded our country--most other cultures don't have so many bodily hangups as Americans.
Anonymous wrote:“Society and culture” didn’t decide that certain parts are sexual. You can’t reproduce by rubbing elbows with another person.
Anonymous wrote:Who decides which part of the body is private? Who decides which part of the body is sexual? Why is it acceptable to shake hands or even to pinch cheeks but not grab someone’s butt? What decides what constitutes as private or even sexual? Nature and human psychology? Society and culture?