area, but there are people in her community
that want to kabash it, claiming the "family"
neighborhood argument.
Woman gardens with only gloves and thong
There is a mixture of response. One parent
of a daughter says she's ok with it, but if
she had a son, she might feel differently.
(I am guessing she doesn't realize the effect
it could have on her daughter as well...)
I have a theory the reason so much is a turn
on is because so much is "taboo." The minute
you say something isn't ok, is the minute
everyone goes running for it.
I know there is a bigger picture, and perhaps
the response to nudity is in the genes.
However I can't help but wonder how much of
how we respond to something is gene-based,
and how much is encouraged by how we interact
with that "thing," whatever it might be.
What are your thoughts?

I definitely agree about the fact that people will pursue it once it's considered taboo, but whether it's ok to have is really subjective. I agree girls can be just as easily affected by it. Though I might not be totally phased by it, I can see where someone would make the "family" argument (though I'd prefer if they'd be honest and call it the "child" argument). There's pros and cons to Womens Gardens; most people know the cons, or consider the cons first. There's even a pro to boys being exposed to that, because like it was mentioned earlier, once it's taboo, it's sought after. And a boy who's steadily and casually seen that part of a woman might not be in a rush later in life to sneak it into his life, or aggressively go after it.
ReplyDeleteJust my subjective opinion though.