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Submitted by Danish/American (United States), Apr 19, 2006 at 15:53

You said:

The Indonesians do not get to see naked woman in their every day life. And you said..The bottom line is: human beings are always curious about new things.

Really? They don't? Funny, I am curious as to how on earth there are so many of them then? Do they procreate with clothing on?

I totally understand why the women there do not show skin what with the weather being so fridgid and all. It must be terribly cold there.

And this one I loved:The westerners, on the other hand, see naked women at home, on streets, at educational institiutes, on television, in supermarkets, and where not!

Naked women in supermarkets??? On the streets and educational institutes?? Where in the west have you been? I have lived in the western world all my life and NEVER have seen such sites. I do believe you are truly brainwashed if you believe we can walk around naked. FYI it is against the law for a female to show her breasts in America out on the streets, that does include supermarkets and educational institutes. The only schools I believe one would see a naked woman or man would be a medical one and maybe in an art class. the human body is not dirty, only minds are. And considering woman must cover head to toe to not be 'provocative' shows me one thing..the men are not in control of thier hormones or perhaps they SHOULD see nude women to get the(supressed) carnal lusts out of their minds. It's pretty darn pathetic when a man cannot look at a woman's exposed head and not get thrown into a sexual frenzy. I suppose it's a good thing Eve ate the apple..can't imagine muslims in Eden..there being no clothing needed. Try taking a cold shower now and then or watch some porn. I am sure you can overcome your urges after awhile.

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