>Since when did marketing nudity become a praiseworthy thing? That's the beauty of nudity (and of art). You don't have to like it. No one is forcing you. What

>Since when did marketing nudity become a praiseworthy thing? That's the beauty of nudity (and of art). You don't have to like it. No one is forcing you. What you choose to praise regarding nudity and/or art is up to you. Clearly this commenter does not view HH's work and life at all as praiseworthy. That's perfectly fine to think if you want.