How public should nudity be?
In this #UndressedThread, we’re weighing where, when, and how nude expression meets public life
From San Francisco’s protest parades to digital platforms quietly banning artists, the line between private practice and public presence keeps shifting. Some people strip down to challenge norms, others just want to be left alone at the beach. But in every case, someone decides where the line is drawn.
In this week’s #UndressedThread, we’re asking:
Where do you think nudity belongs in public life—if anywhere?
Has being seen (or not seen) ever changed how you feel about being nude?
How do you respond when someone says, “It’s fine, just not in public”?
Share your thoughts in the comments. 🪐
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Thankfully, here in England non sexual public nudity is perfectly legal, as long as the person is not trying to cause alarm or distress. It’s a bit mad when people or organisations try to censor the natural, naked human form.
I would like nudity accepted anywhere, anytime as long as it is NOT lewd or a danger to public safety and health. Clothing should be optional for those who desire to wear it and as needed for protection against environmental hazards.