A few posts on here about ‘having a look at yourself’ make me wonder if they’re serious or not. I wonder if there’s an issue due to the recent child abuse cases, that we risk becoming over sensitive about human bodies, and also that we can’t draw a distinction between a naked human body in a normal setting and a sexual one.
Not everything I’ve said is real, some is made up for comedic value, because I come on here sometimes for a laugh, and up until last night this thread was making me laugh. Of course I don’t windmill in front of children, or in carparks late at night. I do change in carparks after riding and if its all men (no women / kids) I’ll drop shorts, and put on fresh ones without a towel having been brought up playing sport all my life. If ladies or kids are there, I’ll be discrete and wrap a towel around and do that funny one legged hopping dance.
In swimming pools, yes we use a communal area and a family changing room and my daughters see me naked and me them. We don’t LOOK at each other particularly, and when my eldest grows up a bit more she’ll be the one to decide she wants her own cubicle and that’ll be fine too.
At home, we have one bathroom / toilet and we’ve never locked the door. It’s normal for someone to be in the bath or shower and someone else come in. We don’t stare at each other, nor do we hide ourselves. We have a house convention on pooing, on the basis weve decided no one likes sharing that moment. Some might find that prudish, but as with everything above it’s what we as a family find reasonable. And once I’ve showered, and dried myself, and put the towel on the rail, of course I walk back to my bedroom in the buff. Maybe the time will come when my daughters won’t be happy about that and they’ll let me know one way or another.
There’s a big difference between nudity and sexual nudity, I think we have a good understanding of that line in my family and I’m not changing because people think I need to have a look at myself. YMMV
The bit about the oversexed Kato, and the bit about the socks. Ones true, the other’s made up. You decide which.