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I would guess that the key factor is whether or not a body part is significantly erogenous. AFAIK, many more women than men find their nipples to be a source of
by DoofusOfDeath 7y ago
I would guess that the key factor is whether or not a body part is significantly erogenous. AFAIK, many more women than men find their nipples to be a source of sexual arousal.
EDIT: I hope people reading my post understand the difference between explaining vs. endorsing another party's reasoning.
- kaffeemitsahne 7y agoThe key factor is the arbitrary sexual moral of the country where FB is headquartered.
- rlt 7y agoI think it's more about the sexual morals of the countries where the majority of users are located. That said, I think it's silly. They're a technology company that should be able to come up with a technical solution. Twitter handles nudity just fine.
- journalctl 7y agoI like having my neck and ears touched. Should we ban those too?
- NeedMoreTea 7y agoMore like the strange puritanism America can show when it comes to sex and relationships, nudity and minor curse words. Shows up in TV, eBay, Facebook and a selection of other ways. Violence on the other hand is usually permissible in near limitless quantity.