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So?

• burnished 2y ago
  ...the question I was responding to asked if there was something naughty about washing feet.
  • vsnf 2y ago
    Yes, I know. I'm asking why something that is sometimes sexualized the victim of censors? The face-value answer is obvious of course, in that the logic of something that is sexualized must be a sexual thing and therefore should be censored. But I'm making a broader point about the absurdity of the situation. Some people sexualize feet. So what, they're an objectively non-sexual, critical functional part of the body. And as was noted above, are often involved in various non-sexual ceremonies. So, I guess my question remains the same. Feet are sometimes sexualized. So what?
    • burnished 2y ago
      So ask someone who cares? Sorry, I just really don't know what to tell you
      • vsnf 2y ago
        I mean, in simple terms I guess I’m asking why mention it at all? A: What’s naughty about feet? B: they are sometimes sexualized. This doesn’t answer the question. I don’t see how it follows from one to the other. Sometimes hands are sexualized but hands are not naughty. Why do feet get special treatment here?