I think I'm a bit late on this but, I guess it's normal to be out in the public completely naked as long as your not sexually harrasing anyone? Because if that's what the LGBTQ community is "normalizing", I don't even know what to say amnymore.

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1st4r · Answer

that's crazyyy I didn't even know abt this

ykbatman · Answer

wait what

ykbatman · Answer

YEOO IMMA DO IT

ykbatman · Answer

watch me ong

1st4r · Answer

nahh😭

AcornTheNut · Answer

think about the kids guys

AcornTheNut · Answer

im okay with the community but this is some crazy stuff

AcornTheNut · Answer

whered u even get this info from?

ihy · Answer

Yeah fr, if the kids are seeing that type of stuff they’re going to start thinking it’s okay. Kids are extremely impressionable these days.

AcornTheNut · Answer

@ihy wrote:

Yeah fr, if the kids are seeing that type of stuff they’re going to start thinking it’s okay. Kids are extremely impressionable these days.

that's what I'm saying bro

ihy · Answer

@acornthenut wrote:

@ihy wrote:

Yeah fr, if the kids are seeing that type of stuff they’re going to start thinking it’s okay. Kids are extremely impressionable these days.

that's what I'm saying bro

Real

AlreadyWinning · Answer

yoo what is thisss

ihy · Answer

A thought provoking question

Speedrunningban · Answer

It’s not normal it’s public indecency and no matter who normalizes it it will never be mormal

AcornTheNut · Answer

@speedrunningban wrote:

It’s not normal it’s public indecency and no matter who normalizes it it will never be mormal

facts

ihy · Answer

@speedrunningban wrote:

It’s not normal it’s public indecency and no matter who normalizes it it will never be mormal

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Sailor · Answer

So for one, the LGBTQ isn't normalizing that kind of thing, it's literally something that certain people are doing and people in that community have came out on the internet and asked said people to NOT do such a thing at pride parades. Now I am not saying "Oh it never happens" because it does, I'm just saying that you shouldn't accuse a whole community of normalizing something that a few people within that community have done because the LGBTQ community AS A WHOLE is not doing that

Two, it's not normal at all. Being naked in public isn't something that should be happening, as there are children out in public and people should have the public decency to not be naked in public.

ihy · Answer

@sailor wrote:

So for one, the LGBTQ isn't normalizing that kind of thing, it's literally something that certain people are doing and people in that community have came out on the internet and asked said people to NOT do such a thing at pride parades. Now I am not saying "Oh it never happens" because it does, I'm just saying that you shouldn't accuse a whole community of normalizing something that a few people within that community have done because the LGBTQ community AS A WHOLE is not doing that Two, it's not normal at all. Being naked in public isn't something that should be happening, as there are children out in public and people should have the public decency to not be naked in public.

AMEN

sllo · Answer

I get what you’re saying, and honestly, I can understand why that might feel uncomfortable or concerning. Public nudity can be a touchy subject, and while some people see it as a form of self-expression or body positivity, it’s not something everyone is okay with—and that’s completely valid.

It’s one thing for people to want to challenge societal norms, but there’s also a need to respect the shared space and how others might feel about it. I don’t think it’s about agreeing or disagreeing with the LGBTQ+ community as a whole because not everyone in that community even supports stuff like public nudity. It’s more about finding a balance where people can express themselves without making others feel uncomfortable or disrespected. Your perspective on this makes  100% sense tho

ihy · Answer

@sllo wrote:

I get what you’re saying, and honestly, I can understand why that might feel uncomfortable or concerning. Public nudity can be a touchy subject, and while some people see it as a form of self-expression or body positivity, it’s not something everyone is okay with—and that’s completely valid. It’s one thing for people to want to challenge societal norms, but there’s also a need to respect the shared space and how others might feel about it. I don’t think it’s about agreeing or disagreeing with the LGBTQ+ community as a whole because not everyone in that community even supports stuff like public nudity. It’s more about finding a balance where people can express themselves without making others feel uncomfortable or disrespected. Your perspective on this makes 100% sense tho

You’re right

PopFizzSpark · Answer

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ihy · Answer

@popfizzspark wrote:

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