Along this train of thought:

“We ordered tack and sack flour and they send us a barrel of cured Arnheim!”

Username checks out; i think it maybe tried to riff on my statement, but all that came out was keyboard diarrhea. Anyone got a chud-to-English dictionary? 

I generally have a hard time with “evil” playthroughs ... but combat as a vampire should not feel like pawing at your face with a damp bit of cloth.

They’re waging a war on our family and culture.

I feel the need to point out that the person you’re speaking to isn’t discussing this subject with you in good faith. They’re very much attempting to conflate the topic of artistic body painting with porn.

You’re talking to someone who spammed “Kotaku is too sexy, stick to games!” awhile back.

“ I was a teenager in the 90s”

If it were, I imagine you’d be seeing an awful lot of classical paintings and sculptures covered up or hidden behind age-check verification procedures; nobody seems to worry about “the kids” entering the Louvre, after all.

Feikörperkultur would drive America crazy.

literally this, I was in like 4th grade or fifth grade, my friends and I were riding our bikes along a wooded area. We found a pile of old playboys just lying on the side of the road. We snapped those things up lickety splits. The good ol’ 80s

I shouldn’t have had this much fun constructing a straw-man argument, but the sad fact is that the straw man is really just an amalgamation of the many ‘actual” arguments I’ve seen made in various articles of this nature.

To agree with, and add to, your point, I often wonder why people are so adamant about “you wouldn’t want kids to see this, would you?” when it comes to a female twitch streamer.

...and getting ahold of porn was not difficult

GOT ONE!

In this case though, I’d argue that intent and reception are two parts of the dialogue. Ostensibly, she has no sexual intent, but you’’re right that subjectively the recipient could find it sexual.

There’s nothing inherently sexual about the human body, tbh. A lot of what we consider to be provocative/taboo, in terms of nudity, comes from like hundreds of years of misogyny, religious conservatism, and the outright anxieties both men and women have about their own bodies.

Clarity in the rules and consistency in enforcement would definitely be beneficial for all involved.

100% this

The people who make the most noise the most are the ones who probably beat off to porn multiple times a day. My theory is that they don’t want to see women actually making money off of their beauty or feeling in control of how they market themselves in any way because it reminds these basement dwellers of the fact…