That's hilarious. I guess it would depend on how your mother handles sex/nudity. I'm sure no teenagers watching porn would want their mothers walking in on them though, just as I'm sure the mother wouldn't want the kid walking on them if the parents are having some fun. Surprise announcement, parents, meaning adults, can still watch porn/have sex/enjoy discussing and taking part in nudity/sexuality/roleplay/etc. Hypocritical parents can do one, as they are a prime cause of anxiety/depression in their teenagers when they act like sex is a sin and their teenagers shouldn't be able to have any sort of sex life.
A lot of people are quite personal around sex/nudity/their desires, but part of that is due to a culture of shame (insert Kojima joke) where people are highly sensitive to sex/nudity and feel embarrassed about their bodies, other peoples bodies and what goes on mostly behind closed doors. America leads the way pretty badly with sex/nudity/sexual display being seen as something not to talk openly about, shy away from, and get offended/embarrassed.
I posted these articles on that other site, but I'll do it again as I really recommend people read them
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blo...01205/the-triggers-sexual-desire-men-vs-women (lot of good secondary articles at the bottom of this one)
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blo...iggers-sexual-desire-pt-2-what-s-erotic-women
I think the psychology today blog is having some maintenance issues right now though.
I can link to this
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=q...ZXXAhXNKFAKHXnIAu8Q_AUICigB&biw=1798&bih=1167 (might be NSFW if you have safesearch off ~ google image search for Quiet cosplay) and ask is that "internalized misogyny"? I'm sure someone somewhere would answer yes. Which, is patently ridiculous. If you want to say you're for equality for women, yet want to remove their personal choice to want to feel/dress sexy, you're not really the "ally" you claim you are. Possibly yet another hypocrite. You do not need to have a psychology degree to accept people like and want to display their sexuality/feel comfortable in their bodies. Yes, due to the way the dice is rolled for genetics, some people have the "perfect" genes for looking like models. That's life though, when it comes to appearance some get things you don't have. Whether it's perfect symmetry, big breasts/dicks, height, natural skinniness, piercing blue eyes, a big ass, etc. It's much more important to love and take care of yourself no matter what you've been given at birth and try to make the best of it. Yes, we can dye our hair and do some minor things with makeup/etc, and no one should shame anyone trying things to feel sexier. However, yes, things like cosmetic surgery and other costly and risky procedures should always have debate/conversation, as again, you do not need to be a psychologist to know confidence can be built up in people with self-esteem issues to help them make the best of what they have without drastic surgical procedures. I think most who want long-term love know it's best to love a best friend, than it is to be in a relationship you're unhappy in, but hey, some nice tits n ass, or abs, or a big dick.
This next sentence isn't aimed at anyone specifically here, but I think it's worth mentioning as apart from a culture of shame that we live in, it's also a frequently seen trend that some individuals who are the most against sex/nudity/sexuality are the biggest hypocrites on the planet. I'm not even speaking hyperbole there. We can go from religious people who have proved this hypothesis since time began, with priests preaching about homosexuality and then taking it up the ass frequently as... they were gay themselves (nothing wrong with being gay/anal sex but that hypocrisy from the preachers is terrible). Or the same priests doing something massively illegal, abusing children sexually. Hypocrisy is also rife in everyday people though, not just the religious, who act as if seeing a bit of skin ruins their day/life, then at night watch porn, fantasize, have sex with their partners and talk dirty about tits, ass, pussy and dick. Or own sex toys and self-pleasure. Yes there are some people out there who claim to be truly abstinent and want to be that way, but they are not the ordinary for a species, humanity, that is hard-wired for sex/sexual pleasure, and the biology/psychology backs that up.
Speaking of the hypocrites, this is a satirised but true statement, and note how Patton refers to the priests I spoke about above
Again, that's not aimed specifically at anyone here. However, I need not remind everyone we've mostly came from a site that had a member with a name beginning with A that stood up for women's rights on the forum, the women's march, against Trump and made the right sounding noises for equality. He is now in jail for paedophilia and the record states videos and pictures of VERY young girls. We all know someone with a name beginning with E who is now accused of sexual harassment. The #metoo campaign has outed quite a few "male feminist allies" from blogs, large websites and other places who said all the right things publicly, but had really sinister or shitty lives behind the scenes.
Ultimately, whether it's "harmless" hypocrisy such as saying your eyes can't handle an inch of skin being on display, yet you watch BDSM porn at night, or illegal/harmful hypocrisy such as paedophilia, abuse, rape and so on, hypocrisy in general just drives people crazy. It's such a dishonest way for someone to live their life, pretending to be something they are not, and misleading/deceiving others. There is a massive difference between feeling there can be too much visual stimulation aimed at men in gaming, as yes, there is. It's a very male orientated hobby, and while there is great diversity in gaming experiences these days, when it comes to sexualisation it will still mostly be for straight men. Part of that is due to the number of straight male creators in the industry, but part of it is also because of the psychology today links above. I mean a simple question, why does anyone think that in the realms of cosplay, it's mostly females dressing up in sexy attire instead of men dressing up as idealized male characters?
Sure, Diet Coke made a thing out of appealing to women visually
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6Sre-wpGHE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmVexzzVfDA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwYCvTpYMCA
and it worked! But even women know, there is a genuine biological and psychological link to men routinely preferring visual stimulation over things such as books, fantasizing, romance movies/shows, etc. That isn't to say women do not like visual stimulation, of course, they do. Just go on Tinder and you'll see women (and men, duh) operating largely off of visuals. The money-making industry largely tips towards men and visuals, women and novels, which is partly why we live in a world when it comes to advertisements/content it's often visuals for males.