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Originally Posted by Salu
Would you be affected by the knowledge that your Doctor who was examining your bits on Monday was publically unclothed at the weekend?
Would you think of him/her any less professionally? Do you have to be a little odd to be unclothed publically? Would you feel uncomfortable? Is it all perfectly natural or are we being naive in suggesting this as men are known to be "excited" by visual imagery.
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Why on earth should it affect me? Next think you know you'll be suggesting they take their clothes off when they have a bath or make love...!
Naturism has nothing to do with sex. Hell, I like "visual imagery" as much as the next bloke, but when I went to a naturist swimming pool with my sister and brother in law I wasn't wandering around with a permanent erection because it's a non-sexual context.
Frankly I'd be pleased to know that my doctor wasn't uptight about bodily exposure, indeed, in the USA there's an organisation called "Kink Aware Professionals" which has people from all professions (including doctors, lawyers etc) who someone who is into BDSM and related areas can go to without having to worry about needing to explain what it is that they do or why they do it when they need help or advice.
People should learn to relax a little more...!
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Originally Posted by punky
That said, she does sound like a bit of a nutcase. I can't see how "no clothes" makes everyone "more equal". What about out of uniform then?
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Why does that make her a "nutcase"?
If she's wearing Versace and you're wearing Burberry, I think there would *definitely* be an "inequality" there...!
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Originally Posted by Salu
I'm aware that it is very PC these days to say "Do as you want as long as it doesn't effect me" type of thing but I want to know what you really feel. Don't just say the PC answer.
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I beg your pardon, but that is *not* "Political Correctness". PC would be saying for instancethat you shouldn't wear designer brands because *I* can't afford them.
"An' it harm no other, do what thou wilt" is a very sensible idea, amongst other things it means that people shouldn't judge others based on their own beliefs (the attitude of "stop this person from doing something that *I* don't like them doing")
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Originally Posted by Stuart C
It's his knowledge and talents that count, not whether he wears clothes or not.
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There must be a level where his actions/habits/thoughts would affect you though. What if he were a sex offender then? OK, I know he wouldn't be practicing then but wouldnt that affect you? |
Now I think you're reaching...!
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Originally Posted by Flubflow
I would be more concerned if she said, "by the way I'm a dominatrix at weekends", when she was just about to give me a prostate or testicular examination. 
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Hey, just consider the fact that you'd usually have to pay £150 an hour for that sort of treatment!
Err, allegedly...
